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Elizabeth Fraser, singer of Cocteau Twins, pictured in the band's West London studio in 1989

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preacher's daughter vinyls out everywhere on april 4th ♡

here's some unused b-reel from the american teenager shoot with @silkenweinberg in my hometown back in 2022 ♡

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Twenty weeks old Gray wolf pups (Canis lupus) from the Sawtooth pack

Pictures by Jim and Jamie Dutcher

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Source: Usuzumi no Hate ウスズミの果て

by Haruo Iwamune

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this is very important, btw.

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albert fournier, triple murderer and rapist, executed by guillotine, at Tours in february 1920

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wall art from silent hill 2

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February 18, 2025 - Three Palestine Action activists took over the entrance to Pearson Engineering in Newcastle, an arms factory owned by Israel’s national defence group Rafael, and halted production for the day. [video]

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOLVES AND RAVENS

Ravens and wolves form social attachments with each other and take huge advantage of each other.

Both animals eat meat. When wolves killed a prey, ravens eat from the left over cadaver and scavenge it. Also, ravens lead wolves to preys or cadavers. The ravens fly and the wolves follow. Ravens also alert wolves to dangers.

They also play with each other. For example the ravens dive at the wolves and then speed away or peck their tails to try to get the wolves to chase them, or wolf cubs chasing after teasing ravens.

Dr. L. David Mech wrote in ‘The Wolf: The Ecology and Behaviour of an Endangered Species’: “It appears that the wolf and the raven have reached an adjustment in their relationships such that each creature is rewarded in some way by the presence of the other and that each is fully aware of the other’s capabilities.”

Also very interesting: Bernd Heinrich wrote in ‘Mind of the Raven: Investigations and Adventures with Wolf-Birds’: “Ravens can be attracted to wolf howls. The wolves’ howls before they go on a hunt, and it is a signal that the birds learn to heed. Conversely, wolves may respond to certain raven vocalizations or behavior that indicate prey. The raven-wolf association may be close to a symbiosis that benefits the wolves and ravens alike. At a kill site, the birds are more suspicious and alert than wolves. The birds serve the wolves as extra eyes and ears.”

Some videos:  - Raven Dances with Wolf Pup - Ravens taking a bath in the snow after stealing food from wolves - Crow teasing a wolf

(Picture by Michael S. Nolan)

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By Kamia the Wolf

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"Stop sending Israel weapons"

Sticker spotted Boston MA