Love Island for Lizards project helps save critically endangered iguanas

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As a big wildlife fan, it really worries me how endangered the Lesser Antillean iguana is. There are fewer than 20,000 of these amazing creatures left in the wild, which is a tiny number! They used to be all over the Caribbean islands, but now they’ve disappeared from so many places. It’s heartbreaking to think about – they’re losing their homes, being hunted by animals that don’t belong there, and even having to compete with other iguanas that were brought in from elsewhere.

🇵🇱 Crypto Drama: Poland’s MiCA Tango with Fate 🕺💼

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In the grand ballroom of Polish politics, the Sejm has once again waltzed the Crypto-Assets Market Act onto the Senate’s stage, undeterred by President Nawrocki’s earlier veto. A second act, no less daring than the first, with 241 lawmakers swooning in favor and a mere 183 resisting the allure. The bill, unchanged in its text, now awaits the Senate’s judgment-a plot twist as predictable as it is riveting. 🕵️‍♂️

‘I Was Trying Not To Cry.’ The Sweet Gesture Zendaya Made To One Battle After Another Breakout Chase Infiniti

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With the release of One Battle After Another on streaming platforms, it’s heartwarming to hear about the support within the young Hollywood community. Chase Infiniti shared how Zendaya unexpectedly showed her kindness, sending flowers after the 2025 film release. Infiniti told Elle magazine she almost cried when she received the thoughtful gift from the Euphoria star, explaining:

Doctor Reacts Honestly to Brutal Injuries in Home Alone: ‘Had to Hurt’

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Doctor Mike, a doctor and popular online personality, shared his humorous take on the movie Home Alone in a recent YouTube video. He reacted to famous scenes, explaining the medical side of what was happening. For example, he discussed the scene where Kevin uses aftershave, pointing out that the burning sensation he experiences is real – the micro-tears from shaving make the alcohol sting.

DualShockers’ 2025 Game of the Year Awards: 10 Best RPGs

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The immersive sim genre has been consistently present this year through new games, updated classics, and re-releases. February brought us Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, and in April, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 surprised many players – even those who don’t typically enjoy turn-based RPGs – and briefly overshadowed the surprise release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered.