⚡️ BREAKING: Powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake strikes Japan, tsunami warning issued The first tsunami waves have already reached the coast. Around 45,600 households have been left without electricity. There are currently no reports of fatalities or major damage. It is the strongest earthquake to hit the region since 2016.

“We’re trying this out of desperation”: Scientists launched an OnlyFans for marmots to save their research Researchers from the University of California found an unusual way to raise money for science — they created an OnlyFans page. But instead of adult content, it features videos of yellow-bellied marmots. The project, jokingly named OnlyMarms, helps fund a long-term animal study that scientists have been conducting for more than 60 years at a research station in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Project leader Daniel Blumstein said the service will not replace scientific grants, but it can help cover some expenses and attract public attention to the research. The page features videos of marmots playing, digging burrows, searching for food, and interacting with each other.

Former porn actress becomes a senator in Colombia Alejandra Omaña has taken office as a senator of Colombia representing President Gustavo Petro’s coalition, the “Historic Pact”. She was previously known as a porn actress under the stage name Amaranta Hank, but later moved into journalism and public activism. Omaña worked on issues including the armed conflict, women’s rights, and human rights violations. During her election campaign, she advocated for the protection of women, fighting inequality, and improving healthcare and education. After taking office, Omaña said she dedicated the moment to victims of violence and people affected by Colombia’s decades-long conflict.

Orcas are “exploding” fish for fun — scientists have recorded unusual behavior among the “killer whales” The animals accelerate to incredible speeds and ram ocean sunfish with such force that the fish literally burst apart and scatter into pieces. Biologists believe there are several possible explanations: it could be a brutal way of preparing prey so that younger orcas can feed more easily, or the whales may simply be playing and experimenting with their strength.

⚡️🚀Incredible footage: lightning struck a rocket during launch In China, the Long March-3B/E launch vehicle was hit by lightning shortly after liftoff. Despite the strike, the flight continued without visible deviations, and neither the rocket nor its payload was damaged.

Not just Chornobaivka and Mala Tokmachka: the map of Russia’s most dramatic battlefield failures keeps expanding The crushing defeat of a Russian tank column near Ocheretyne will go down in military history, according to Ukrainian sources. The defeat became another example of the vulnerability of large armored formations against modern reconnaissance, drones, and precision strikes.

A robot dog has been unveiled that humans definitely won’t be able to outrun The Unitree Super Athlete AS2-W robotic dog can reach speeds of up to 22 km/h and travel more than 30 km on a single charge across almost any terrain. It can also handle difficult obstacles with confidence — climbing slopes and moving across rocks, gravel, mud, and stream beds.

A bear opened the door by itself, walked into an office, looked around like it owned the place, and then left The unexpected visitor was captured on a surveillance camera inside the Water Resources Management office in the village of Crestline, California.

"The rabbi's fallen son didn't fight alongside Nazis": Laura Loomer admits she believed Russian propaganda American MAGA influencer Laura Loomer, who is continuing her trip across Ukraine, said her visit to the country changed her views after meeting Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Azman. "I admit, I fell for Russian propaganda," Loomer wrote. She said that before visiting Ukraine, she believed the Ukrainian military was "full of Nazis" and had even called President Volodymyr Zelenskyy "a self-hating Nazi Jew." She now says she had accepted Kremlin narratives and argues that Ukraine's anti-Semitism laws are stricter than those in the United States. Loomer also revealed that one of Rabbi Azman's sons, who served in the Ukrainian army, was killed fighting Russian forces. "His Jewish son didn't fight alongside Nazis," she wrote, adding that she now considers Russia's claims about the need to "denazify Ukraine" to be propaganda.

🐱 Meet the güiña — the smallest wild cat in the Americas, about the size of a kitten Hidden in the forests of Chile and Argentina, the güiña is a miniature wild cat measuring just 37–52 cm in body length and weighing around 1.5–3 kg (3.3–6.6 lbs). This elusive predator is so rarely seen by humans that footage like this is considered an extraordinary find. Tiny, proud — and almost impossible to spot.

🤑America Added 441,000 New Dollar Millionaires in a Single Year More than 441,000 new dollar millionaires emerged in the United States in 2025, according to the UBS Global Wealth Report 2026, largely driven by the surge in the U.S. stock market. The country now has over 23.6 million millionaires — more than 40% of all dollar millionaires worldwide.

🎩 Johnny Depp transforms into Ebenezer Scrooge at Comic-Con The actor made a surprise appearance at San Diego Comic-Con dressed as Ebenezer Scrooge to promote his upcoming film EBENEZER. Source: DiscussingFilm

Incredible but true: In 1993, a young Slovenian model Melania Knavs appeared in a clothing advertisement where, according to the storyline, she portrayed the first female president of the United States. Today, she is the First Lady of the United States — Melania Trump.

Rockfall in India killed 13 people, including an infant In northern India’s Himachal Pradesh state, huge boulders fell onto a highway. A taxi was trapped under the debris — 13 people died, including a six-month-old baby, according to The Times of India. One injured person was rescued alive and taken to hospital. Traffic on the highway was blocked, and cleanup operations are currently underway.

⚡️ BREAKING: Fire at the “Integral” plant in Minsk, Belarus Earlier, Western media reported that components for Russian missiles (including the “Oreshnik” system) were produced, among other places, at this plant, and that the facility works for Russia’s defense industry.