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_frances-falling-birth-rate-explained.webp "France’s birth rate hit its lowest level since World War II last year - a threat to the country’s long-term social model. #France had been an outlier in Europe, maintaining a solid birth rate while numbers collapsed in Germany, Italy and Spain. <br/><br/>President Macron has vowed to tackle the issue by offering better parental leave and combating infertility. But many of the measures his government is mulling have failed to work in other countries. The strain on the financing of the social system is also being compounded by increased longevity - the French are living longer than ever.<br/>#Birthrate #economy #socialsecurity")
_shorts-124-long-hair-modelling-124-real-rapunzel-on-set124-rapunzel39s-hug124-behind-the-scene124-customshoot.webp "indianlonghairworld")
#Shorts | Long Hair Modelling | Real Rapunzel On Set| Rapunzel's Hug| Behind The Scene| #customshoot
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_floor-touching-hair-model-124-longest-hair-indian-model-sonali39s-hair-styling-124-longest-hair-in-mumbai.webp "indianlonghairworld")
Floor Touching Hair Model | Longest Hair Indian Model Sonali's Hair Styling | Longest Hair in Mumbai
⏲ 9 minutes 20 seconds 👁 21.2K
_planet-earth-iii-series-3-7-human-s03e07.webp "The human world, from our cities to our fields, has spread to every corner of the globe. Wildlife must now adapt to a vastly altered landscape… and contend directly with us. <br/><br/>Some animals are meeting this challenge head-on and thriving. In Bali, long-tailed macaques have learned to steal tourists’ most precious items and then use them to barter with temple staff for their favourite food. The older males simply won’t give you back your phone unless they get what they’re after. <br/><br/>For many animals living alongside us, it pays to keep a low profile. Tawny frogmouths are masters of camouflage, and in Melbourne, Australia, they are preyed upon by pet cats. Nevertheless, frogmouths are doing well here because the streetlights help them find their prey, and in many parts of the city they are now found in a higher density than in the surrounding countryside. <br/><br/>Some animals are so bold, they don’t even try to hide. Rhinos walk through the streets of Sauraha, Nepal, simply to reach food on the other side of town. In Lake Tahoe, USA, black bears head right to the centre of town in search of food. Ahead of hibernation, it is crucial to put on as much weight as possible. The rich food these city bears can find in the dumpsters means that they are up to 50 per cent heavier than their country cousins. Some enterprising individuals have gone a step further. They have worked out that a simple push on a door can lead them into a room stacked high with food. Quite a surprise for someone popping into the shop to buy a snack. <br/><br/>For wildlife, part of the challenge is to keep up with us. Pavement ants are the most common ant in New York City, outnumbering New Yorkers by 1,000 to 1. The secret to their success is their digestive system, which has been able to keep pace with the constantly changing human diet. Ninety per cent of what they eat now comes from human food. On Broadway Avenue alone, they eat the equivalent of 60,000 hotdogs a year. <br/><br/>Life is not so straightforward for animals that are feared or persecuted by humans. Snakebites cause an estimated 60,000 human deaths every year in India alone, but in one Indian village, venomous cobras are seen hunting inside peoples’ houses. Remarkably, scientists believe that this co-existence has led to a change in the snakes’ behaviour. They move more slowly and are less likely to strike when disturbed. <br/><br/>However, when animals come into the human world to compete for resources, it often leads to conflict. In Kenya, once the sun has set, African elephant bulls venture to fields of tomatoes to gorge. It’s a dangerous job for the farmers trying to repel the largest land animals on the planet. <br/><br/>Wildlife that eat the same food as humans doesn’t always result in competition. Humpback whales off the coast of Vancouver Island inhabit waters that have been overfished. You would think that their presence would reduce fish stocks even further, but astonishingly the opposite is thought to be happening. It is all because of the iron in")
_a-ponytail-so-thick-it-has-its-own-gravity-124-a-ponytail-that-is-simply-epic-124-a-waterfall-of-hair.webp "indianlonghairworld")
⏲ 1 minute 32 seconds 👁 20.1K
_first-ever-group-bun-drop-on-youtube-124-bun-drop-competition124-3-rapunzels-dropping-their-bun-together.webp "indianlonghairworld")
First-Ever Group Bun Drop On Youtube | Bun Drop Competition| 3 Rapunzels Dropping Their Bun Together
⏲ 1 minute 48 seconds 👁 19.5K
_unveiling-the-luxurious-rolls-royce-spectre-2024-a-masterpiece-of-automotive-innovation.webp "2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre<br/>Starting at $422.750<br/><br/>Highs: Absolutely silent inside, highest level of fit and finish, makes the same high-end statement as gas-powered Rolls-Royces.<br/>Lows: Less driving range than other high-dollar EVs, road manners a bit on the floaty side, sharp impacts aren't entirely erased by the suspension.<br/>Verdict: Rolls-Royce's first EV is a spectacular one, and proof that even the worlds most luxurious cars are capable of eco-friendly motoring.<br/><br/>Overview<br/><br/>Rolls-Royce is taking its ultimate-luxury ethos to a new realm with the all-electric 2024 Spectre coupe. James Bond probably wouldn't toast the new model with one of his shaken-not-stirred signature martinis given his history of battling the international crime organization known as Spectre. But he might want to drive the regal new coupe nonetheless. The Spectre rides on the same platform as the Phantom sedan and Cullinan SUV but is propelled by a fully electric powertrain consisting of two electric motors that pump out a combined 577 horsepower. The driving range is estimated to be as high as 291 miles per charge, which does not place the Spectre among the long-range EV cohort with less-expensive rivals such as the Tesla Model S and the Lucid Motors Air. But buyers with the $450,000 or so available to buy a Spectre aren't likely to road trip when their private jet is always standing ready at a nearby airfield. The Spectre is Rolls-Royce's first in a series of EVs, and the company says that its gasoline-powered models will be phased out of the lineup and replaced entirely with EVs by 2030. <br/><br/>What's New for 2024?<br/>The Spectre is a new addition to the Rolls-Royce lineup and its first customers can expect to take delivery by the end of 2023.<br/><br/>Pricing and Which One to Buy<br/>The price of the 2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre starts at $422.750.<br/>Spectre: $422,750<br/><br/>Rolls-Royce will let you customize a Spectre pretty much any way you want. And that's a good thing, because, with a price tag this high, we expect buyers will want something truly personalized.<br/><br/>EV Motor, Power, and Performance<br/>All Spectres will come with a dual-motor electric powertrain with 577 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque. After taking the Spectre on a test drive, we estimate that the electric powertrain will move the 6559-pound coupe to 60 mph in 4.2 seconds. You may scoff at that estimate and point to the Tesla Model S Plaid that hit 60 mph in 2.1 seconds in our testing, but we'd be quick to remind you that Rolls-Royce's brand ethos is more about quiet cruising than mind-bending performance. Although sharp impacts will still make themselves known, Rolls-Royce has installed adaptive suspension to ensure an appropriately isolated ride over all but the biggest bumps, and the engineers also made room for a massive amount of sound-deadening material to maintain a whisper-quiet cabin. And oh how quiet it is.")
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Tangle Free Brushing For Long Hair| Everyday Hairstyles for Lustrous Long Hair| Two Long Hair Models
⏲ 8 minutes 56 seconds 👁 17.7K
_sniffing-out-secrets-two-buns-one-nose-124-bedtime-bun-bliss-a-relaxing-hair-ritual-124-hairplay.webp "indianlonghairworld")
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_attenborough-and-the-giant-sea-monster.webp "One hundred and fifty million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the land, but the oceans were dominated by a mysterious sea monster. Meet the pliosaur, the Tyrannosaurus rex of the seas! Now, a giant skull has been found in the cliffs of the Jurassic Coast. <br/><br/>The film follows Sir David Attenborough as he investigates the discovery of a lifetime. He is joining two of the UK’s most intrepid fossil hunters, Steve Etches and Chris Moore, on their perilous expedition to excavate the skull from its resting place 12 metres up on the cliff face. Sir David has been an avid fossil collector since he was a young boy but has never come across a find quite like this. <br/><br/>The first piece of this Jurassic puzzle was discovered purely by chance. A fossil enthusiast walking on a beach near Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset, one morning spotted what looked like a large piece of driftwood. But he soon realised it was something far more remarkable! It was the snout – just the tip – of an enormous pliosaur skull. Fossil expert Steve Etches was called in, and knew that the find was hugely significant. He also suspected the rest of the skull was still in the cliff, so he quickly embarked on the huge challenge to extract it. <br/><br/>Using the latest technology to help unravel the skull’s mysteries, an international team of scientists and palaeontologists search for clues about how this fearsome beast not only looked but how it behaved, and the strategies it used to hunt its prey. <br/><br/>Sir David visits the University of Southampton, where a CT scan of the snout reveals an astonishing network of blood vessels and sensory pits, which would have helped the pliosaur to hunt even in the deepest, darkest water. And at Bristol University, Sir David discusses a 3D model made of the pliosaur skull, and finds out that the pliosaur had a bite force of around 32,000 newtons: twice that of a saltwater crocodile, which has the strongest bite of any animal on the planet today. <br/><br/>Cutting-edge visual effect sequences bring the sea monster to life, showcasing its astonishing size – thought to be an incredible 12 metres long – and its phenomenal strength. A momentous new discovery, scientists now believe this could be a completely new species of pliosaur. <br/><br/>Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster combines groundbreaking science, fascinating natural history, gripping storytelling and state-of-the-art CGI to explore the tale of the most formidable predator of the Jurassic world – one that hunted in the seas just off the coast of Britain.")
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Hair Bun Hairstyle In 1 Min| Simple & Quick Long Hair Bun Hairstyle| DIY No Tie Hair Bun In A Minute
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