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- 1Those big bumblebees you're seeing are queens●You’ve been seeing very large # bumblebees on the wing for the past while. Why? Okay I’ll tell you why in this quick thr
An Irish bee expert explains that the unusually large bumblebees people have noticed flying in recent weeks are queens, not a new species or anomaly. Queens emerge early in the season to forage and establish new colonies, and the expert is urging people to recognise and help them, since each surviving queen means another colony of pollinators later in the year. The explanation has drawn wide attention online.
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The fictional education system of Junkertown, the post-apocalyptic Australian settlement from Overwatch, is being showcased in a popular new video that has drawn nearly 150,000 likes. The piece plays the settlement's rough-and-ready survival culture for laughs, imagining how schooling might work in a lawless town ruled by scavengers and the Junker Queen.
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Infobae reports on the current state of Tatoi Palace in Greece, the former royal residence where Queen Sofía of Spain grew up. After decades of abandonment, the palace is undergoing rehabilitation and is set to be converted into a museum, drawing interest from readers in Spain.
- 4Giant autumn bumblebees are queens preparing new colonies▼🐝 Those giant bumblebees you’ve been seeing may have an important role to play. Many of the large bumblebees appearing i
Many of the large bumblebees appearing in autumn are queens, not workers. After feeding on flowers to build up energy, they search for sheltered spots to hibernate through the colder months before founding new colonies in spring. Nature watchers are encouraging people to leave undisturbed corners, log piles and loose soil in gardens so the queens have safe places to overwinter and sustain next year's pollinator populations.
- 5Lightning McQueen flees giant shredder monster truck in BeamNG.drive●Epic Escape vs Superheroes: McQueen vs Giant CONSTRUCTION SHREDDER MONSTER TRUCK in BeamNG.Drive
A gaming video shows Lightning McQueen attempting to escape superheroes while pursued by a giant construction shredder monster truck in BeamNG.drive, the vehicle crash simulation game. The clip has drawn well over a million likes, with viewers reacting to the over-the-top chase, destruction physics and playful superhero-versus-race-car premise.
- 6Chip City abruptly closes days after ex-CEO lawsuit▼Astoria-born Chip City announces sudden closure days after former CEO sues
Chip City, the cookie chain founded in Astoria, Queens, has announced it is suddenly closing. The closure comes just days after the company's former chief executive filed a lawsuit, though details of the legal dispute have not been fully disclosed. Customers and local residents are reacting to the abrupt end of a brand that grew from a neighborhood bakery into a multi-city chain.
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Norway's Queen Mette-Marit has withdrawn at short notice from a historic royal engagement, with reports saying she is too unwell to attend. Her daughter, Princess Ingrid Alexandra, stepped in to take on the role instead. German media are covering the sudden cancellation and what it means for the Norwegian royal family, noting the princess's surprise promotion to the important duties.
- 8Bloodborne fans retell Martyr Logarius's eternal vigil at Cainhurst●W mroźnych murach Cainhurst od wieków trwa wieczna straż. Męczennik Logarius poświęcił wszystko, by zamknąć drogę do Kró
Polish-language Bloodborne content retells the lore of Cainhurst Castle, where Martyr Logarius sacrificed everything to seal the path to the Queen of the Vilebloods, keeping an eternal guard within its frozen walls. The story highlights Logarius as a tragic figure and continues the game's enduring fan fascination with its Soulslike lore years after release.
- 9Rural Queenslanders push back against $31bn datacentre plan●🤖 Rural Queenslanders have seen gas projects come and go – but a 725-hectare datacentre poses a whole new level of ‘stup
Residents of Dalby, in rural Queensland, are facing plans for a massive 725-hectare, $31bn datacentre on their doorstep. Locals who have previously lived through gas booms and busts are calling the project a whole new level of 'stupidity', while the state premier has framed it as an economic opportunity for Queensland. The debate reflects wider unease about the rapid spread of AI infrastructure into regional communities.