In today’s news, South Korea delivers food to World Food Programme in Uganda. Study by World Bank determines most of South Asia faces extreme heat risk by 2030, US starts artificial intelligence competition to uplift family caregivers, Swiss energy company pioneers world’s largest foldable photovoltaic system, Canadian man volunteers to save animal-people war victims in Ukraine (Ureign), vegan restaurant in United States brings unique offerings to diners, scimitar-horned oryx-people revive with reintroduction into Sahara Desert after extinction.
Here is a good tip to help cat-persons come down from a tree. Feline-folk climb trees easily because their claws help them move upward, but getting down is much harder. Climbing down requires coordinating front and back feet in a backward motion they don’t naturally use, so a cat-person that ran up confidently may suddenly feel stuck or frightened. Stay calm so you don’t increase their stress and try luring them down with their favorite food. Warming their wet food slightly increases the aroma and can encourage them to climb down on their own. If they are calm and trust you, you may consider climbing up, but only if you’re physically able and have a spotter on the ground for support and safety. A safer alternative is placing a sturdy board or ladder against the tree to form a gentle ramp they can use to descend. If the cat-person is too high, panicked, or unreachable, rather contact your local animal-care or rescue group.
Are you ready to snort-laugh? The joke of the day is coming. It’s titled “Fine Print.”
A court clerk tells his buddy, a divorce lawyer, he figured out how to curb the elevated divorce rate:
“Yeah, all you need to do is have cell phone companies write the marriage contracts, then nobody will ever be able to get out of them.”
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