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A collection of strange and amusing bird noises for your entertainment.
I love the sound that birds make and these are spectacular!! 😁🤣😍 I love how the first bird is saying its name!!! They are all charming and enchanting to hear!! Thank you for sharing this with us all!!! I felt compelled to do the same. 😁😁😁
I have to reblog this every time I come across it because I love these birds and the sounds that they make, don't you? 😁🤣🤣❤️❤️
That sound the Kiwi makes. Yeah, that is the sound I make when I wake up each morning. 😁
I love the Loons!!
Bom diaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Articulated boom crane with a grapple saw
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Paulina Porizkova photographed for Estée Lauder's "Knowing" fragrance (October 1988)
Victorian era female self defense gloves c.1870s
In the late 1800s, women in cities like London had to be very serious about personal safety. With poorly lit streets, limited policing, and rising crime in growing industrial cities, everyday fashion items were sometimes turned into tools for self defence.
Some gloves from the era were reportedly designed with hidden metal studs, reinforced knuckles, or sharp detailing that could help women fight back long enough to escape an attacker. They weren't military weapons, but discreet protection hidden within normal Victorian fashion.
Hat pins, parasols, canes, and even handbags were also commonly adapted for similar purposes during the period.
Victorian society placed huge expectations on women socially, yet many still had to navigate dangerous public spaces alone, especially in crowded urban areas. Because openly carrying weapons was often frowned upon or restricted, concealed self defence items became increasingly popular among women travelling through cities at night.