Image 1 — Serge Lifar, Josephine Baker, Felia Doubrovska, on the beach, 1928-30
Image 2 — Serge Lifar, Josephine Baker, Felia Doubrovska, on the beach, 1928-30
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Serge Lifar, Josephine Baker, Felia Doubrovska, on the beach, 1928-30

These were the pop stars of a century ago - Serge Lifar, Ukrainian-French ballett star with the famous 'Ballets Russes' (the most influential ballet company of the 20th century, from 1909-1929, Paris), Josephine Baker, American-French dancer, singer, actor, civil rights icon, Resistance fighter, and all around superstar of 1920s-1950s, and Felia Doubrovska, Russian and later American ballerina. When they travelled to the Côte d’Azur or Venice, they were often having fun dancing and showing off on the beach - these are not in any way photos of performances, but a group of friends, dancers, singers, artists, going to the beach and taking photos of each other...

u/Major_MKusanagi — 4 days ago

Wolf Bite vs. Dog Bite

Yes, it's not a wolf, but Kane is a high-content F-1 wolf(dog) (his dad & mom's mix was professed as 94/6, 100/0); this is H & K (Harvey and Kane) on Youtube... And it's a Wednesday, so...

Also, I need to see one of these videos from time to time, because they're just hilarious....

Aaaand there are so many who think that wolves aren't much bigger or stronger than a German shepherd or husky... and they're wrong.

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u/Major_MKusanagi — 28 days ago
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Howling Wolf sculpture, c. 500–200 BC, Southern Siberia

Howling Wolf, c. 500–200 BCE. Southern Siberia. Wood with shell inlays; The Cleveland Museum of Art, John L. Severance Fund, 1986.26

Probably made by one of the nomadic peoples of Western and Central Asia, perhaps the Scythians.

Thanks u/haberveriyo for the inspiration.

u/Major_MKusanagi — 1 month ago
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This Anatolian Guard Dog Protects Both Livestock & Predators | Smithsonian Channel

From the Smithsonian Channel, this short video shows Livestock Guardian Dogs protecting both goat herds and cheetah populations.

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u/Major_MKusanagi — 1 month ago
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Less Cheetah (and other predator) deaths, less livestock lost, with Livestock Guardian Dogs

From the Smithsonian Channel, this short video shows Livestock Guardian Dogs protecting both goat herds and cheetah populations.

u/Major_MKusanagi — 1 month ago

14-year-old Andrea Mead practices for the Winter Olympics, 1947

She was the first American alpine skier to win two Olympic gold medals, though when she first competed, in the Winter Olympics 1948 in St. Moritz (at 15 years old), which she trained for in this photo, she placed eighth (in the Slalom); in the Winter Olympics in 1952 in Oslo, she was already captain of the U.S. women's team, at 19. She later became an environmental campaigner and has a mountain in Yosemite National Park named after her (by Obama, Gem Peak, now Mount Andrea Lawrence, her name after she married, became Andrea Mead-Lawrence).

u/Major_MKusanagi — 1 month ago
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US primate trade is booming on social media (WWF report, May 2026)

Full context and sources in the comments

u/Major_MKusanagi — 1 month ago

Milla Jovovich in Paris, 1999

In front of the Eiffel Tower, 93 days before 2000 ('J-93 avant l'an 2000')...

u/Major_MKusanagi — 2 months ago

Rewilded land remains green amid drought-stricken English countryside, images show

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/aug/21/somerset-rewilding-holnicote-estate-wetlands-rivers-resilience

This is in the UK, where an unprecedented drought has turned the famous green English countryside into dried yellow - but here for example the National Trust’s Holnicote estate has rewilded and restored its wetlands and rivers, proving resilient against drought, wildfires and flooding.

u/Major_MKusanagi — 2 months ago
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Rewilded land remains green amid drought-stricken English countryside, images show

This is why we need national parks and rewilding - see for example National Trust’s Holnicote estate here, with restored wetlands and rivers, which prove resilient in the face of drought, wildfires and flooding...

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u/ForestBlue46 — 2 months ago
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Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris practicing their fight scene for 'The Way of the Dragon', 1972

u/Major_MKusanagi — 2 months ago

Fake Rescue Content - please be aware that it exists (posted to Reddit as well!) and how to spot it

How to spot fake rescue content

Remember "A.R.C" - Authenticity, Reality Check, Creation

Use the A.R.C indicators to identify the real from the fake... #SpotTheScam!

If you do find fake rescue content, do not engage with it but report it directly to the platforms.

1. AUTHENTICITY

Always check the source!

  • No genuine animal organization associated
  • Page has multiple fake rescue videos
  • No follow-up on what happened to the animals
  • Unprofessional rescue or veterinarian practices
  • Human “rescuer” is always the same person

2. REALITY CHECK

What is really happening?

  • Unlikely to be a random encounter caught on camera
  • Odd combination of species (snake vs cat)
  • The same animals appear in multiple videos

3. CREATION

How is the content created?

  • Creator delays assisting the animal to film the situation
  • Clear editing of videos
  • Multiple camera angles indicating set up

I copied this from the most important organisation dealing with and ending animal cruelty on Social Media., the SMAC Social Media Animal Cruelty Coalition.

More here, including images and videos of fake rescues and how to spot them (warning: These are distressing images!) : https://www.endcrueltyonline.com/fake-rescue

On Reddit, report it to the mods, and/or under violence/threatening violence.

Per Reddit sitewide rules, content depicting, encouraging, or celebrating the torture or abuse of animals is barred under safety guidelines, and graphic or shocking gore involving animals is subject to mandatory NSFW filters or outright removal, see for example here https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043513151-Violence

u/Major_MKusanagi — 2 months ago

Steffi Graf winning her first pro tournament at 16, 1986

This was against Chris Evert-Lloyd, a 18 times Grand Slam winner, at the WTA Hilton Head Island 1986.

In 1988 she won World Athlete of the Year after completing her historic Golden Slam by winning all four Grand Slam titles and Olympic gold in the same calendar year, which no athlete has ever been able to achieve since.*

* Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal, Andre Agassi (her husband) and Novak Djokovic have achieved a Golden Slam over the course of their careers, but not all in the same year.

u/Major_MKusanagi — 2 months ago
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Young Grace Kelly (third from left) with her family at their summer house in New Jersey, 1948

u/Major_MKusanagi — 2 months ago
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Sean Penn in front of his trailer, Hollywood,1996

Edit - sorry, on first post I chose the wrong resolution - Photo W. Rizzo

u/Major_MKusanagi — 2 months ago