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After refusing to leave her care and return to the wild, a woman who rescued a young squirrel built a close connection with the animal. Patricia Robinson originally discovered Bunk, the squirrel she named, in 2016 after he was abandoned by his mother and left to fend for himself, causing Patricia to rescue him and raise him.
While her initial aim was to make him healthy enough to be released back into the wild, Bunk had other ideas,refusing to leave her house and staying with his human companion ever since.
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Recommended Link: Bitcoin Correction Creates 3 Huge Opportunities If you're like us, you think Bitcoin's recent correction is actually GREAT news. No market ever goes up in a straight line, and this dip is yet another new opportunity to participate in what we still believe to be the greatest money revolution of all time. But as excited as we are about Bitcoin in the weeks and months ahead … Our research tells us that the opportunity in Bitcoin pales in comparison to the three crypto opportunities we're looking at right now. In our urgent crypto briefing, we’ll walk you through the best ways we know to take advantage of each, starting right away. |
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Over the last few months, more than 500 of the world's tiniest penguins have inexplicably washed up dead on beaches across New Zealand. Experts aren't sure what's killing so many of the cute seabirds, but they believe climate change is to blame. Since early May, groups of dead tiny penguins, known as kororā in New Zealand, have started showing up on beaches on the country's North Island. Last week, a group of 183 dead birds washed up on Ninety Mile Beach near Kaitaia, forming the greatest cluster. The cause of the penguin deaths was not immediately known, although specialists remarked that the majority of the dead seabirds were severely underweight. |
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On Wednesday, Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve Chairman, insisted that the central bank isn’t deliberately trying to bring on a recession. He also tried to assure people that the economy is on firm footing. But RBC economist Tom Porcelli isn’t buying it. “With all due respect to that comment, it’s just not consistent with the data on the ground.” So, as the Fed raised benchmark interest rates by 75 basis points (the largest such increase since 1994) the folks on Wall Street all started crowding around a few common themes. And none of them paint a pretty picture for the future of our economy. So what is Wall Street worried the Fed is about to break? |
Summer has officially come, and it's moving faster than anyone can fathom now that we're in June. Summer is a favorite season for relaxing and socializing. However, it isn't only about chilling out. Instead, you should be considering what you want to accomplish this summer. Have you established personal, professional, and academic objectives? Summer is a terrific time to explore and try new things, although it is often a season of contemplation, refreshment, refocus, and renewal. In addition, you may genuinely focus on your goals because you have extra availability during holidays or summer breaks. Use these suggestions to achieve your objectives while enjoying the summer season. |
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Rumors have been swirling about the upcoming Galaxy S22 FE for quite some time, but the latest buzz might disappoint Samsung fans. According to several reports, the S22 FE might not be happening at all. The budget-friendly phone series is popular with consumers as a way to save money by stripping away some of the more expensive features of the traditional Galaxy phone. But now tech experts are saying red flags are raising about the future of the lineup. "Our own research has indicated that the SM-S900, which would have been the Galaxy S22 FE’s model number, doesn’t exist," popular website Sammobile explains. So, why are so many saying the phone just got canceled? |
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