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From the facebook page crazy bone hunting. No story or explanation, the buck was discovered like this alive and then shot dead.
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A common frog climbing out of a drain using an ‘amphibian ladder’ designed by the British Herpetological Society to help frogs, toads, salamanders and newts escape roadside gully pots.
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The Amazon rain forest in 1986 along side 2018.
Jair Bolsonaro, the president-elect of Brazil, might be the biggest single-person threat the Amazon rainforest has seen in a generation. He has likened indigenous reserves in the Amazon to “chickenpox” on the land, and promised that “there won’t be a square centimeter demarcated as an indigenous reserve” under his leadership.
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A blind man had the sight restored to his eye by implanting one of his own teeth in the socket to act as a lens holder.
Martin Jones worked at a scrapyard 12 years ago when a tub of white hot aluminium exploded in his face and caused 37% burns to his body. His right eye was saved by surgeons but until now had remained blind.
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Truck carrying pig entrails crashes on Henri Bourassa Boulevard in the Montreal borough of Rivière-des-Prairies. Some of the cargo was thrown so far in ended up being caught in nearby trees
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- This patient has multiple facial fractures. The sinuses and nasal passages are crushed. The air he breathes is obstructed coming out the nose so it escapes under the skin, this is called subcutaneous emphysema (air within the soft tissues). Air escaping the fractures sinuses is causing this ballooning affect of the soft tissues. We see this often in motor vehicle accidents, unprotected falls, assaults, etc. Treatment is surgical repair of the facial fractures and not decompression of the air within the soft tissues. The air will resorb on its own and only antibiotics are needed after surgery to repair the fractures.
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A blue-throated keeled lizard with three tails found outside of a village in Kosovo. It is thought the lizard was attached and dropped its tail (a defensive mechanism) but the vertebrae was crushed in a way that caused it to grow back multiple tails instead of just the one.
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North Carolina forest deer look on at a fire raging whilst seeking refuge in a river
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