Our strike teams are officially back from Colorado.   After several days supporting wildfire response through mutual aid, our personnel have safely returned to California. During their deployment, they worked on the Aspen Acres Fire and assisted on other incidents as conditions evolved, providing critical firefighting support wherever they were needed most.   Thank you to our partners in Colorado for their collaboration and coordination throughout this deployment. Mutual aid is built on strong partnerships, ensuring we can support one another across state lines when wildfire activity increases.   To our crews, thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to protecting communities.   👏  Welcome home!   #CALFIRE# #MutualAid# #ColoradoFires2026# #CoFire# @CALFIRELNU @CALFIREMMU @CALFIRESKU @CALFIREBEU @CALFIRETCU @COStateFire @COPublicSafety

Some species of gray langurs have a special relationship with Spotted Deer They notify each other when predators approach In return, the langurs give the deer fruit as gifts, from tall trees the deer can’t reach This type of relationship is called mutualism 📸hrishiwild