#( behavior )

OH - MY - GOD!!! Trump has a total MELTDOWN and loses his freaking mind live on 60 Minutes.

He literally shouts:

"I'M NOT A PEDOPHILE."

"I’M NOT A RAPIST."

"YOU’RE A DISGRACE."

Trump snapped when the reporter read part of the shooter’s manifesto, but here’s the thing:

SHE NEVER SAID IT WAS TRUMP.

This is a total DISASTER.

Watching Donald Trump react like that on 60 Minutes was something else.

The reporter wasn’t even talking about him—and yet he immediately went on the defensive, raising his voice and making it all about himself.

That’s the part people should pay attention to.

When someone inserts themselves into something that wasn’t about them, it says a lot more than they probably intended.

You don’t need spin. You don’t need exaggeration. Just watch the reaction.

FIRST-EVER VIDEO EVIDENCE CONFIRMS HEADBUTTING IN SPERM WHALES

Researchers have documented sperm whales headbutting each other using drone footage, confirming a behavior long speculated about from 19th-century whaling accounts. The study recorded three observations in the Azores and Balearic Islands where sub-adult whales collided at speeds up to 3.6 m/s, generating forces of approximately 200 kN. The individuals involved were younger whales, not the massive adult males previously hypothesized to engage in such contests.

These findings challenge previous skepticism that headbutting would risk damaging the whales' complex sound-producing anatomy. The behavior may function as rough play for practicing adult competition or play a role in social dynamics, such as the dispersal of maturing males from their natal groups. The opportunistic drone observations suggest such near-surface behaviors may be more common than previously recognized.

Gif: Headbutting behavior between two juvenile sperm whales. 4x speed. Full video here

Love is in the air at Edinburgh Zoo in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Pebbling makes the start of the breeding season for Gentoo penguins. Kids at Edinburgh children’s hospital charity painted pebbles for the penguins to choose from and present to their mates.

What to expect if you encounter a wolf

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife:

An ODFW intern encountered a wolf while out in the woods monitoring wolf activity. She breaks down wolf behavior and what to do if you encounter a wolf while hunting or recreating in the woods.