TapeOut × TapeXO Giveaway — Round 2 We’re giving away new-edition TapeOut apparel and merch to 10 lucky winners 10 winners Draw: Oct 22, 15:00 Dubai time (19:00 Beijing time) How to enter: Follow @TapeOutWorld @xiaozhanyangx @Blonskr Repost this giveaway post Hold at least 2 USDT on BNB Chain in your entry wallet Balances are checked at the draw; wallets below the minimum will be skipped Enter here for a verifiable on-chain draw: Three rounds of giveaways from Oct 20–23 Stay tuned for the next round All prizes will ship after the event ends Shipping is available only within mainland China and Dubai Sorry to our friends elsewhere Thanks to @web3kexin for the gorgeous shots, every frame looks amazing

Xiao Zhan wearing Gucci for his tour ‘HERE COMES OUR EXIT’ in Shanghai Xiao Zhan, Gucci Global Brand Ambassador wore a custom Gucci black wool over-shoulder silhouette coat with micro sequins and embroidered lining, a light black thermostrass hoodie, a black shirt, black washed metallic denim trousers, and black leather boots for his tour ‘HERE COMES OUR EXIT’ on Nov 6th in Shanghai, China. Discover the latest collections at Gucci, M Floor, Siam Paragon #Gucci# #XiaoZhan# #HereComesOurExitConcert# #SiamParagon#

A snow leopard cub named Ling Xiaohan has died despite 26 days of intensive treatment at a wildlife rescue center in Qinghai Province. The cub was admitted on Oct 7 with multiple skull fractures, brain hemorrhages, cerebral edema and an intracranial infection.

Evelyn in a super revealing schoolgirl uniform… the short skirt barely covers anything 🖤 The Mistress CaCa straps on and fucks Xiaohan hard in every position — missionary, cowgirl, doggy… ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

The Lost World at the Bottom of the Deepest Hole on Earth Drop the Empire State Building into the ground, and it would vanish without a trace. That's the scale of the Xiaozhai Tiankeng — a 662-meter wound in the limestone karst of Chongqing, China, the deepest sinkhole on the planet. It wasn't dug. It collapsed. Hundreds of thousands of years ago, the roof of an enormous underground cavern gave way, and the earth simply fell in on itself — twice. The result is a double-nested abyss: an upper bowl plunging 320 meters to a sloping terrace, which then drops another 342 meters into the pit. Stand at the rim and you're staring into a geological Russian doll. But the part that sounds like fiction: at the bottom, there's a forest. A primeval one. The sinkhole's sheer vertical cliffs act like the walls of a thermos — blocking cold winds, trapping humidity — while an underground river runs eight kilometers beneath the floor, breathing moisture up into the chasm. The result is a warm, eerily stable microclimate: a natural greenhouse sealed off from the world above. Inside it, more than 1,280 documented plant species thrive. Towering trees stretch dozens of meters toward the distant rim. Among them grow living fossils — the dove tree, the Chinese yew, wild ginkgoes — ancient relict species that survived the ice ages here while their cousins outside perished. Rare ferns and thick moss carpets cover the limestone floor. And it isn't just plants. Clouded leopards prowl the understory. Leopard cats, Asian black bears, and masked palm civets move through the green dark below, while swallows nest in cities along the rock faces. A whole ecosystem — predators, prey, and thousand-year-old trees — living at the bottom of a hole, in a climate of its own making, that almost no one will ever see. The planet keeps its best secrets underground.