Fifi’s owner actually came on my radio show to give us more details about Fifi and what Amazon is doing to cover up their drivers’ bad decisions.
Brainteaser: How many animals can you spot?
The internet is abuzz yet again with a puzzling brainteaser that’s captured the attention of many. This enigmatic image presents many hidden animals within an intricate optical illusion, sparking debates and intrigue among social media users.
Among the creatures concealed within this mind-bending puzzle, an elephant stands prominently, easily discernible to most people. However, the challenge intensifies as one delves deeper into the image, uncovering elusive animals that evade the sight of many.
How many animals do you see?
The real question that looms large is: How many cunningly concealed animals can you spot within this bewildering illusion? Dive into the visual maze and test your perception!
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It has sparked a whirlwind of arguments online, with some wanting to include creatures that remain invisible to others’ eyes.
Look below to see how many animals are actually in the image
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Upon meticulous scrutiny, the intricate picture reveals a surprising assembly of animals, including an elephant, a donkey, a dog, a cat, a rat, a snake, a dolphin, a turtle and even a fish.
One user boldly laid out their findings in a comprehensive diagram encompassing a staggering 16 creatures. Yet, a hint of skepticism lingers, casting a shadow over some interpretations.
A few people seem tentative, with guesses containing a shrimp, a swordfish and a snake that resembles nothing more than the elongated tail of the prominent elephant.
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How I got my cell phone number off the internet
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You would be hard-pressed to find a cat owner who wouldn’t do anything to make their feline friend’s life a bit easier. From elaborate cat castles to complex toys, cats genuinely enjoy a good, relaxing life. Unfortunately, they can struggle as they age.
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Fluffy and Fido aren’t just pets. They’re family. So why not treat them to a few new toys and maybe even some tech now and then?
Our furry friends only get about a decade with us, so it just makes sense to shower them with all the love, toys and treats we can. They love us unconditionally, so the least we can do is spoil them, right?
🧒🏼 Thank goodness for drones: A 3-year-old boy went missing in a 100-acre cornfield in Wisconsin. As night fell, deputies turned to a thermal imaging drone to spot the toddler’s body heat. The drone found him about half a mile from home. The reason for his adventure? He was chasing a cat.
😸 Meow you’re talking: Earn $50 and contribute to scientific research just by playing with your cat. I’m not kitten you. Researchers at the Animal Welfare Epidemiology Lab at the University of California, Davis, are looking for two-minute videos. Apply here.
🦁 “Cat” scan: A quick-thinking conservation vet used her Apple Watch to measure a lion’s heart rate in the wild. How? By wrapping the watch around its tongue. Didn’t have that one on my 2024 bingo card. You’ve gotta see the pic. Roar-some!
🌼 Bogus bloom: Chinese scammers are selling fake seeds on eBay for “cat’s eye dazzle.” News flash: Flowers that look like cats don’t exist. These AI-generated fakes are going for $45 and up. Older folks are the main targets. Similar phonies have been spotted on imseeds.com, gardenerstar.com, foundseed.com and dailyrosy.com.
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7 uses for an old iPad
Want to buy one of Apple’s upcoming iPads? Here are seven creative ways to put your old iPad to good use. Great news for cat owners: You can even turn an outdated iPad into a cat toy!
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Pro tips to capture the best pictures of your pets
Anyone with a pet knows how much fun they can be. Excited tail wagging when you get home, purring in your lap when you’re relaxing in front of the TV, and stealing bags of Cheetos out of the pantry when you’re not looking (OK, maybe that’s just my dog).