OMG He's fucling the banana plant.

Cuddle weather buddy! 🌧

‎🔴⚠️ 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐄𝐑 𝐁𝐀𝐆𝐘𝐎𝐍𝐆 𝐃𝐎𝐋𝐏𝐇𝐈𝐍, 𝐃𝐈 𝐈𝐍𝐀𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐒 𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐓𝐘𝐀𝐍𝐒𝐀 𝐍𝐀 𝐌𝐀𝐊𝐀𝐏𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐊 𝐒𝐀 𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐁 𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐀𝐑. ‎ ‎Patuloy pa nga po na lumalakas ang Super Typhoon na may international name na #Dolphin sa karagatan at nananatiling mahigpit na binabantayan ng mga weather agency. ‎ ‎Ayon sa mga pinakahuling forecast, hindi inaalis ang posibilidad nito na makapasok sa Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) Lalo na kung patuloy na bababa Ang track nito sa mga susunod na araw. Kapag pumasok ito sa PAR, tatawagin ito sa lokal name na #Luis. Pero sa Ngayon Wala pang katiyakan kung papasok ba ito sa PAR o Hindi. ‎ ‎Sa kasaluluyan, hindi pa inaasahang direktang tatama ang Super Typhoon Dolphin sa Pilipinas. Gayunpaman, inaasahang hihilahin at lalong palalakasin nito ang Southwest Monsoon o Habagat sa Susunod na linggo na maaaring magdulot ng malawakang pag-ulan, malalakas na bugso ng hangin, pagbaha at pagguho ng lupa sa iba't ibang bahagi ng bansa. Tandaan:Pumasok man sa PAR o Hindi ang bagyong DOLPHIN inaasahang hahatakin pa rin nito ang habagat. #SupertyphoonDolphin

Ang tagal naman mag-31! 😫

I nominate myself to be the treasurer of BCHNostr. All funds will go directly to my wallet. Agree?

Where is my Verified Badge? Why it's not displaying anymore?

BALINTONG: THE PANGOLIN THAT ROLLS INTO ARMOR 🇵🇭🌿 In Palawan, one of the country’s most unusual mammals is known by a name that reflects its remarkable defense. Balintong. The Philippine pangolin, also called the Palawan pangolin, is locally known as balintong, a name often explained as meaning “one who rolls over.” The name fits the animal perfectly. When threatened, the pangolin curls its body into a tight ball, hiding its soft belly, face, and other vulnerable parts beneath layers of overlapping scales. It does not roar. It does not rely on speed. It simply rolls up and turns its body into armor. Its scales are made of keratin, the same type of protein found in human hair and nails. Once curled, the pangolin exposes mostly its hard outer covering, making it difficult for many natural predators to bite or grab. In simple terms, the balintong becomes a living ball of protection. This unusual defense is one reason pangolins are so unforgettable. They may look like walking pinecones or armored anteaters, but they are not anteaters. Pangolins belong to their own distinct group of mammals and are specially adapted to feed on ants and termites. Their powerful claws help them break into ant nests and termite mounds, while their long, sticky tongues allow them to collect insects from narrow spaces. The Philippine pangolin is especially significant because it is found only in the Philippines, particularly within the Palawan faunal region. It is not simply an unusual animal from a distant forest. It is one of the country’s own rare and irreplaceable mammals. But its natural armor cannot protect it from every threat. The Philippine pangolin is considered Critically Endangered because of poaching, illegal wildlife trade, and habitat loss. It is targeted for its meat and scales despite laws protecting wildlife and prohibiting illegal possession and trade. Its rolling defense may work against natural predators, but it cannot stop traps, trafficking, forest destruction, or human demand. That makes the story of the balintong both fascinating and heartbreaking. Its name does more than describe how it moves. It describes how it survives. A mammal that rolls over. A body that becomes armor. A rare Philippine species protecting itself in the only way it knows.

EARTHQUAKE ALERT #BREAKING: Mga Lagunenses, may mga report ng pagyanig ngayong gabi sa ilang bahagi ng Laguna Province. Naramdaman mo ba ito? UPDATE (10:39 PM): Niyanig ng magnitude 5.6 na lindol ang bayan ng #Jomalig sa lalawigan ng #Quezon nitong 10:11 PM ng Miyerkules, 29 July 2026. Naramdaman ang Intensity III nito sa #QuezonCity, pati na rin sa mga malalayong lugar tulad ng lungsod ng #Iriga sa Bicol Region. Sa kasalukuyan, walang lugar sa lalawigan ng Laguna ang naiulat ng PHIVOLCS na nakaranas ng intensity. Naramdaman mo ba ito? I-report sa PHIVOLCS para maisali ang lugar mo sa bulletin nito at makatulong sa Citizen Science:

LagunaWISE

LINDOL? LINDOL! Nakaramdam ka ba ng lindol? I-report ang lakas ng lindol sa DOST-PHIVOLCS! Paano? Gamitin ang PHIVOLCS Earthquake Intensity Scale...

#LindolPH #EarthquakeUpdate

Oil price is high again

Of all the variants of doll this is dangerous.

And the moon shines so bright 🌕

After a very productive day you deserve this!

🌕🌟 Tomorrow Night, the Buck Moon Returns! 🌟🌕 Get ready for one of the brightest and most beautiful full moons of the year! 📅 Date: July 29, 2026 🕗 Peak Illumination: 8:06 p.m. IST (10:36 a.m. EDT) The Buck Moon will shine brightly across the night sky, but the best time to see it is just after sunset, when it rises above the eastern horizon. At moonrise, it often appears larger and more golden, creating a breathtaking view. The July Full Moon is called the Buck Moon because this is the time of year when male deer begin growing their new antlers. 🌙 Find a spot with a clear eastern view, bring your camera, and enjoy this spectacular celestial event with family and friends. 📸 Will you be watching the Buck Moon tomorrow? Tell us where you'll be viewing it from! #BuckMoon #FullMoon #Moonrise #Astronomy #Skywatching #NightSky #Space #Universe

Traditional food packaging, wrappers, and containers crafted from plant materials have long been part of the Philippines’ rich food heritage. Here are just a few examples from the many traditional forms of food packaging found across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, from simple, everyday wrappers to intricately woven containers.

My tomato and bellpepper plants are growing in beauty and grace 🌱. I am so excited for my first harvest with these.

Done paying my Atome Card monthly dues.

PANDAN’S SMELL IS CHEMICALLY LINKED TO FRAGRANT RICE! 🍚🧪

GIANTS BENEATH OUR SEAS 🦈 Millions of years before the Philippine islands took their present form, giant sharks known as megalodons once inhabited the ancient waters surrounding the archipelago. Fossilized teeth belonging to Otodus megalodon have been found in several Philippine provinces, including Pangasinan, Cagayan, and Bohol, according to records from the National Museum of the Philippines. The megalodon was an extinct shark that lived approximately 23 million to 3.6 million years ago. Because shark skeletons are primarily made of cartilage, their bones rarely fossilize. Their durable teeth, however, survived in sedimentary deposits and became the main evidence used to study the species. In 2001, several megalodon teeth were uncovered during an archaeological excavation in Pangasinan. The largest specimen reportedly measured around nine by 10 centimeters. Two other fossil teeth were recovered from late Pliocene deposits of the Lower Ilagan Formation in Gattaran, Cagayan, providing evidence that the area once contained marine environments where large sharks lived. Megalodon teeth have also been discovered in Maribojoc, Bohol. In 2020, resident Christian Gio Bangalao found a fossilized tooth in Barangay Jandig measuring approximately 7.6 by 6.5 centimeters. The specimen was turned over to the National Museum and displayed at the National Museum Bohol. Another tooth had previously been recovered from Maribojoc in 2018. These fossils show that areas now forming part of the Philippine landmass were once covered or surrounded by prehistoric seas. Geological uplift, changing sea levels, volcanic activity, and tectonic movement gradually transformed these ancient marine environments. Several Philippine specimens are preserved alongside a replica megalodon jaw in the “Life Through Time” gallery of the National Museum of Natural History. From Pangasinan and Cagayan to Bohol, these fossilized teeth preserve evidence that one of the largest predatory sharks in history once moved through ancient Philippine waters.

Gusto ko magalit sa nanay ko. Ang dami niya utang pero wala naman siya siguradong pang bayad. Ako ang na stress ng todo eh 😭.

I haven't seen @Prime Architect for weeks. I hope he is doing well now. He made most of us happy due to his generosity and BCH given to us. I wish he will come back here or there will be sponsors like him too.