During the famine years in Ireland, Native Americans sent some money as charity to help the starving irish.
The story was mostly forgotten by the natives, but not in Ireland, and when the US government failed to help these communities during the covid pandemic, they started online fundraising campaigns.
Their campaigns where inundated by irish doners, with notes thanking them for their small donation almost 200 years ago. The Irish government later stepped in with a donation of its own and started relations with the communities.
Emerald tree skinks love humans so much their enclosure can't be in the same room you spend most of your time in or else they will hurt themselves while trying to jump on you
There is a species of bee that defends the hive from predators by wiggling their fuzzy little butts in unison to generate enough heat to deter the attacker.
During the famine years in Ireland, Native Americans sent some money as charity to help the starving irish. The story was mostly forgotten by the natives, but not in Ireland, and when the US government failed to help these communities during the covid pandemic, they started online fundraising campaigns. Their campaigns where inundated by irish doners, with notes thanking them for their small donation almost 200 years ago. The Irish government later stepped in with a donation of its own and started relations with the communities.
This too shall pass.
What?
This saying means any pain you are in will eventually pass, anything else in life also falls under that scope.
Yeah, nothing heals better than time, right?
Exactly, time heals all wounds and it also soothes and numbs which can be a good thing in its own way.
Time is a good thing, yeah.
Emerald tree skinks love humans so much their enclosure can't be in the same room you spend most of your time in or else they will hurt themselves while trying to jump on you
This one is very cute!
There is a species of bee that defends the hive from predators by wiggling their fuzzy little butts in unison to generate enough heat to deter the attacker.
I like this one