the duality of man

I don't know if this article is perfect since it's too long for me to fully parse right now but exactly as OP says it describes the way the "usa" backed "israel" is destroying the environment in Gaza.

Another article that goes over how the "us" military is one of the biggest polluters in the world, ranking above many entire countries:

YES DEFINITELY!!!

Green Tree Snails (Leptopoma taivanum), family Cyclophoridae, Okinawa, Japan

photographs: geeseinflight, Doo-yoon Kim

Green Tree Snails (Leptopoma taivanum), family Cyclophoridae, Okinawa, Japan

photographs: geeseinflight, Doo-yoon Kim

Green Snail (Rhinocochlis nasuta), family Dyakiidae, found near Kuching, Borneo, Malaysia

photograph by sabine_in_singapore

Tree Snail (Amphidromus fuscolabris), family Camaenidae, Ban Phone, Sekong, Laos

photograph via:

Taxonomic review of the tree snail genus Amphidromus Albers, 1850 (Pulmonata: Camaenidae) in Laos, with the description of two new species | European Journal of Taxonomy

Malaysian Fire Snail (Platymma tweediei), family Chronidae, found in 2 montane forests of Malaysia

photographs by @ennisanna_fei

African Land Snail (Lissachatina glutinosa), family Achatinidae, found in parts of East Africa

This large terrestrial snail grows to a shell length of up to 15 cm (5.9 in).

photograph by nanofishology

2 color varieties of the Land Snail, Helicina viridis, family Helicinidae, Dominican Republic

photographs by Carlos De Soto Molinari

Amazonian Giant Snail (Megalobulimus popelairianus), Strophocheilidae, Ecuador

This individual is about 20 cm in total length.

Captive adult male giant Asian mantis, Hierodula pulchripes, Mantidae

i've spoken at length about how immobile and unresponsive Charaxes jasius tends to be but they do adopt this funny tiptoeing stance when nobody's around for some reason (note how not only are the legs not touching the leaf, even the anal prolegs are raised) and quickly abandon it if you approach. normally you have all the time in the world to take photos of them but if you want to capture this specific behavior you practically have to sprint towards the host plant

a rare case of two Charaxes jasius on a single leaf, owing more to their lack of awareness than any sort of social tolerance, although a fight would surely break out if they realized one of the siblings is a whole instar ahead of the other. you'll have to excuse the poor lighting as this photo was taken on a beautiful autumn night at the pitch black hour of - let me check - ah yes, five pm

My first filet crochet piece! Its boarders aren't as neat as i'd like but i hid them under the frame lol. This was my first time working with thin string and i love how far a little ball takes you

Untitled (Rainbow), 2012, Peter Coffin, found photographs. Art Gallery of New South Wales.