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Posted On: June 10th 2023, 05:16 pm

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Have you ever seen an orca ram a sunfish so hard that it was smashed to bits? This incredible footage of one orca holding the fish by the tail while another rammed it was captured by marine biologist and National Geographic Explorer Katy Ayres, and it raises several questions about the purpose of this behavior. Sunfish are the heaviest bony fish on the planet, but an orca can easily kill them, leading some researchers to theorize it may be a game rather than a hunting tactic. Discover more about this unique orca behavior at the link in bio. Video by @drkatyayres
Sixers potential starting lineup looking scary 🫣 How far will this team go in the East? 👀
This is Trasto and Manolino. 🐶🐬 The dog swims out from the slipway in Corcubión, Galicia, and the dolphin comes in to meet him to play together. (Andrea Corral via ViralHog) #dogs
I was born for this 🐕 #butcherthebulldog #puppy #englishbulldog #bulldog #dog
Presenting your new #BlackPanther, David Jonsson. Black Panther 3, directed by Ryan Coogler, arrives in theaters December 15, 2028. #SDCC
2016➡️2026 The evolution highlights a broader trend in branding over the past decade, where many companies have simplified their logos by removing gradients, shadows, and intricate details in favor of flatter, cleaner designs. This shift is meant to make logos more versatile across smartphones, apps, websites, and other digital platforms while maintaining a consistent look at any size. Many people, however, feel the older designs had more personality and were easier to remember because they used richer colors, unique typography, and more detailed artwork. Logos for brands like Instagram, Burger King, Pringles, Subway, Windows, and YouTube have all been updated over the years to reflect modern design trends, sparking ongoing debates over whether streamlined branding is more practical or if it sacrifices the character that made the originals so iconic.
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