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Little Boy Makes Meal For His Mother Suffering From Covid, Melts Internet https://ift.tt/xlWX8tF Kindness and empathy are the traits which make us truly human and children are the ones who manifest these qualities in the best possible way. One such sweet story has surfaced on Twitter, melting hearts. Erin Reed, a content creator and activist according to her Twitter bio, shared how her son took care of her when she was down with Covid-19. He prepared a meal and left it right outside her bedroom door with a super cute letter. The photo shows a small bowl which has raw spinach leaves and a few strands of noodles, along with a fork. The note along with it reads, “I made this for you. If it is not perfect, I am sorry. Look food!” “Y'all I am sick with Covid and look what my son made for me and left on the table right outside my bedroom door,” Mrs Reed tweeted. Check out the tweet here: Y'all I am sick with Covid and look what my son made for me and left on the table right outside my bedroom door ? pic.twitter.com/MotOlsZoA4 — Erin Reed (@ErinInTheMorn) February 18, 2023 Since being shared, the post has received more than 82,000 likes, and more than 2,800 retweets. The adorable gesture has touched the hearts of many, who praised the boy for being so thoughtful. People also appreciated the woman for raising her son right. One user wrote, ''So Sweet and it looks Perfect!!!'' Another commented, ''Great job young man! Your momma is proud of you.'' A third wrote, ''Aah what a sweetie, bless him. He's on the right track. Looks so healthy. Thoughtful, loving child. Credit to mummy.'' A fourth added, ''Your son did an incredible job! He should be proud of himself! Get better soon, Erin. The sickness will not last long.'' Talking of thoughtful kids, a six-year-old's handwritten note to her mother who was having a rough day recently went viral on the internet. A Twitter user, Shematologist, MD, shared the adorable note, which read, "Dear mom, I am sorry if you had a ruf (rough) day." https://ift.tt/nlzcE50 February 21, 2023 at 11:27PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Kindness and empathy are the traits which make us truly human and children are the ones who manifest these qualities in the best possible way. One such sweet story has surfaced on Twitter, melting hearts. Erin Reed, a content creator and activist according to her Twitter bio, shared how her son took care of her when she was down with Covid-19. He prepared a meal and left it right outside her bedroom door with a super cute letter.
The photo shows a small bowl which has raw spinach leaves and a few strands of noodles, along with a fork. The note along with it reads, “I made this for you. If it is not perfect, I am sorry. Look food!”
“Y'all I am sick with Covid and look what my son made for me and left on the table right outside my bedroom door,” Mrs Reed tweeted.
Check out the tweet here:
Y'all I am sick with Covid and look what my son made for me and left on the table right outside my bedroom door ? pic.twitter.com/MotOlsZoA4
— Erin Reed (@ErinInTheMorn) February 18, 2023
Since being shared, the post has received more than 82,000 likes, and more than 2,800 retweets.
The adorable gesture has touched the hearts of many, who praised the boy for being so thoughtful. People also appreciated the woman for raising her son right. One user wrote, ''So Sweet and it looks Perfect!!!'' Another commented, ''Great job young man! Your momma is proud of you.''
A third wrote, ''Aah what a sweetie, bless him. He's on the right track. Looks so healthy. Thoughtful, loving child. Credit to mummy.'' A fourth added, ''Your son did an incredible job! He should be proud of himself! Get better soon, Erin. The sickness will not last long.''
Talking of thoughtful kids, a six-year-old's handwritten note to her mother who was having a rough day recently went viral on the internet. A Twitter user, Shematologist, MD, shared the adorable note, which read, "Dear mom, I am sorry if you had a ruf (rough) day."
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Watch: This Is The World's Second Most Trafficked Mammal On Planet https://ift.tt/HQoBZti Wildlife trafficking is the world's second-largest black market, and there is one animal that is trafficked more than any other. Shedding light on the same, Parveen Kaswan, an Indian Forest Service officer, shared a video of the second-most trafficked mammal on the planet on Sunday, and provided information regarding it. He said that while being smuggled, his team managed to save the one in the picture. Sharing the video, he wrote, ''Do you know this one is second most trafficked mammal on planet. Shy and harmless creature smuggled in thousands every year. This one was released by our teams after rescued from smuggler.'' Mr Kaswan revealed in the comment section that the animal is a pangolin. Watch the video here: Do you know this one is second most trafficked mammal on planet. Shy and harmless creature smuggled in thousands every year. This one was released by our teams after rescued from smuggler. pic.twitter.com/JfdHFoAS7F — Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) February 19, 2023 The Forest officer informed that pangolins are traded for their scales, which are used in traditional medicines. ''First one is human. Pangolins are found almost all forests of India. Indian pangolin in all except NE. Chinese Pangolin in NE. They are smuggled for their scales. Which are considered as of medicinal value. In Chinese Traditional Medicine mainly,'' he wrote. Since being shared, the video has intrigued social media users and garnered more than 3600 likes, and 280 retweets. Many thanked Mr Kaswan for rescuing the pangolin and for acquainting them of such an animal species. One user wrote, ''Keep up the good work. your photographic skills are excellent.'' Another commented, ''I strongly believe that for poaching and other crimes involving wildlife, the laws need to get more stringent. Poachers and animal part smugglers know that Indian laws are soft when it comes to these crimes, and hence they continue doing it. Life sentence or death with poachers.'' A third added, ''Most beautiful and cool species created having its role in this planet should be protected.'' There are eight species of pangolins, four in Asia and four in Africa. All of them are protected by international treaties, while two are endangered, according to CNN. The main demand for pangolin scales is from Asia. In Vietnam and China, their meat is prized, while their scales are used for medicinal purposes. Some cultures believe that pangolin scales can cure cancer and increase lactation in women. https://ift.tt/An6mGje February 20, 2023 at 10:56PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Wildlife trafficking is the world's second-largest black market, and there is one animal that is trafficked more than any other. Shedding light on the same, Parveen Kaswan, an Indian Forest Service officer, shared a video of the second-most trafficked mammal on the planet on Sunday, and provided information regarding it. He said that while being smuggled, his team managed to save the one in the picture.
Sharing the video, he wrote, ''Do you know this one is second most trafficked mammal on planet. Shy and harmless creature smuggled in thousands every year. This one was released by our teams after rescued from smuggler.'' Mr Kaswan revealed in the comment section that the animal is a pangolin.
Watch the video here:
Do you know this one is second most trafficked mammal on planet. Shy and harmless creature smuggled in thousands every year. This one was released by our teams after rescued from smuggler. pic.twitter.com/JfdHFoAS7F
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) February 19, 2023
The Forest officer informed that pangolins are traded for their scales, which are used in traditional medicines. ''First one is human. Pangolins are found almost all forests of India. Indian pangolin in all except NE. Chinese Pangolin in NE. They are smuggled for their scales. Which are considered as of medicinal value. In Chinese Traditional Medicine mainly,'' he wrote.
Since being shared, the video has intrigued social media users and garnered more than 3600 likes, and 280 retweets. Many thanked Mr Kaswan for rescuing the pangolin and for acquainting them of such an animal species. One user wrote, ''Keep up the good work. your photographic skills are excellent.''
Another commented, ''I strongly believe that for poaching and other crimes involving wildlife, the laws need to get more stringent. Poachers and animal part smugglers know that Indian laws are soft when it comes to these crimes, and hence they continue doing it. Life sentence or death with poachers.'' A third added, ''Most beautiful and cool species created having its role in this planet should be protected.''
There are eight species of pangolins, four in Asia and four in Africa. All of them are protected by international treaties, while two are endangered, according to CNN.
The main demand for pangolin scales is from Asia. In Vietnam and China, their meat is prized, while their scales are used for medicinal purposes. Some cultures believe that pangolin scales can cure cancer and increase lactation in women.
https://ift.tt/An6mGje February 20, 2023 at 10:56PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com