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- 1Daily bee fact: bumblebee hearts are straw-shaped●# theBeeAt3 Basic bee facts every day at 3pm. 52. Bumblebees have hearts but they are not ❤️ shaped. Bee hearts are stra
A bee educator is sharing a daily series of basic bee facts, posting one each day at 3pm. The latest installment explains that bumblebees do have hearts, but they are not heart-shaped: instead, the organ is a straw-shaped tube running the entire length of the body. The post has drawn attention for its mix of accessible science and wildlife photography, with readers engaging with the wider themes of biodiversity and pollinator conservation.
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People taking Atorvastatin, one of the most widely prescribed statins for lowering cholesterol, have been warned in a major update reportedly linked to a death risk. The warning is drawing attention in the UK and the US as patients seek clarity on whether the Heart-transforming medication remains safe to continue taking.
- 3Detroit Archbishop Weisenburger urges change of hearts on immigration●Archbishop Weisenburger calls for change of hearts and minds regarding immigration
Archbishop Edward Weisenburger of Detroit has called for a change of hearts and minds regarding immigration, urging Catholics and the wider public to reconsider how migrants are viewed and treated. The appeal, reported by Detroit Catholic, frames immigration as a moral and pastoral issue rather than only a political one, adding a prominent church voice to the ongoing national immigration debate.
- 4Maduro's son says jailed ex-leader's wife has serious heart condition●Wife of jailed ex-Venezuelan leader Maduro has ‘very delicate’ heart issue — son Jamaica Observer https://www. jamaicaob
The son of Venezuela's former president Nicolás Maduro says his mother, Cilia Flores, suffers from a 'very delicate' heart problem. The statement came as Maduro remains jailed, drawing attention to the health and legal situation of the family of the ex-leader, who was once one of Latin America's most prominent and controversial figures.
- 5Venomous bite survivor recounts slow walk to stay alive▼“I had to walk slowly to minimise the flow of venom travelling through my body. It was one of the most frightening experiences of my life"
A bite victim describes walking slowly to reduce the flow of venom through their body, calling it one of the most frightening experiences of their life. The account, shared in an interview with BBC Wildlife Magazine, recounts the moments after being envenomated and the deliberate pace used to avoid speeding the venom towards the heart while seeking help.
- 6Angel Heart's lasting influence on neo-noir●ONE HUNDRED WORD REVIEW: "Angel Heart" This neo-noir psychological horror film, an adaptation of William Hjortsberg’s 19
A brief review of the 1987 film Angel Heart, Alan Parker's neo-noir psychological horror adaptation of William Hjortsberg's 1978 novel Fallen Angel, notes that it flopped at the box office yet became influential, shaping later works such as the adventure game Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Father. The review argues the film deserves more recognition than its poor commercial performance suggests.