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‘Free Palestine’ Protesters Think They Can Stop Father From Seeing His Daughter, They Were Very Mistaken
Opinion
— Jan 9, 2024
Anti-Israel activists are more than happy to scream about how much they care about the lives of Palestinians. They are more than willing to disrupt traffic, destroy celebrations, and make everyone’s lives miserable — as…
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After Workers Hear Screaming, Firefighters Spend Over Two Hours Freeing Woman Trapped Between Buildings
Reporting
— Jul 15, 2021
On Tuesday afternoon, a handful of firefighters in Orange County, California, were treated to a unique scenario when a woman became trapped in a very small space between two buildings. One of the buildings was an auto…
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'It's Killing Her!': Young Mother Saves Pet in Alligator's Jaws by Screaming and Pulling Dog Free
Reporting
— Jun 15, 2022
Stephany Pineda, Will Ubario and their 4-month-old son of Plantation, Florida, have two French bulldogs they love dearly. Like many dogs, the two Frenchies enjoy chasing after iguanas and running around in their yard —…
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Texas Deputy Startled as 'Dead' Deer Bolts
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— Sep 3, 2026
A Trinity County, Texas deputy mistook a motionless deer for dead, only for the animal to spring upright and dash into the woods, prompting a loud, viral scream and laughter from the deputy and colleagues. Wildlife experts note this can happen due to tonic immobility, a freeze response that makes injured or stunned deer appear dead before reviving.
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Sam Okafor
Tonic immobility is real, saw it happen with a rabbit once, scared the daylights out of me too.
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Americans Fought To Save South Korea: Are South Koreans Forgetting?
James P. Pinkerton · 5 min · 12h
