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Pacific Black Ducks are the smallest of the Black Duck family, and they can be found in the Pacific and Arctic Oceans. They have a black head and body with a white belly, and their beaks are usually yellow. Pacific Black Ducks live in small family groups, and they can usually be found near the shoreline or in fresh water. Pacific Black Ducks are very social and like to follow each other around

The chick is squawking, jumping and flapping its wings as the hen pecks at the other hen, who is defending her chicks

Sitting in a valley in the Eastern Cape, Kruger National Park is home to a number of different ecosystems, from lowland savannah to montane forest. A high number of animal species call the park home, including the Big Five. Visitors to the park can go on a safari drive, visit a variety of animal reserves, and even go on a night drive.

Swiss Cow Racing is a card game for 2-4 players. Players are racing their cows around the field to the cow corral. The player with the most cows in the corral at the end of the game wins. Players play their cows by matching the cow color to the color of the cow on the card. When you play a cow, you must take the cow card from the top of the deck and place it on the table in front of you. If you can't play a cow, you must pick up all of your cows and move them one space closer to the corral. Swiss Cow Racing is a fun, simple card game for kids that is perfect for all ages. It's easy to learn and play, but it's also challenging enough to keep kids interested. The game includes 48 cards and instructions.

In 2013, a farmer from West Yorkshire, England, was fined £4,000 for boiling a pregnant sow alive. He had been told by a vet that the sow was ill and needed to be put down. The farmer, who had worked with pigs for more than 40 years, couldn't bring himself to kill the sow and decided to put her in a pen and give her water and food. But when he returned to check on her, he found that she had died and was already in rigor mortis. When he went to the pen to retrieve her body, he found that she had been boiled alive. Pigs boiled alive is a phrase that will forever be associated with animal cruelty. It is hard to imagine how such a painful death could happen in this day and age. It is also hard to understand how anyone could stand by and watch such a thing happen. This article is a wake-up call for all animal lovers and anyone who cares about farm animals. If you love animals, please sign the petition against boiling pigs alive.

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Dubai is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates. It is located on the Persian Gulf coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Dubai is the second-largest emirate in the UAE by area, after Abu Dhabi. It has one of the world's busiest airports. Dubai has been called "the City of Gold" because of its gold trade. Dubai has the most advanced infrastructure in the region, which is what attracted many tourists and expatriates to the city. Dubai is one of the most important tourist destinations in the world, with tourism accounting for around 20% of the country's GDP.

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'It's safe to say I'm finished flying': Hero BA pilot who saved 157 passengers when jet burst into flames reveals he heard loud explosion and fought to keep plane under control after it suddenly ‘veered to the left’ Hero pilot Chris Henkey is 'finished flying' after saving the lives of 157 passengers when his British Airways jet burst into flames on a Las Vegas runway. Mr Henkey, 63, spoke of hearing a 'loud bang' and feeling the aircraft lurch to the left as he accelerated down the runway. The pilot - who had never had a serious incident in a career which spanned more than four decades - slammed on the breaks, bringing the 350 tonne plane to a halt in just nine seconds. But he still did not know the seriousness of what had happened to the Boeing 777's left engine. 'There was a loud bang and the aircraft sort of veered to the left,' he told NBC news from his hotel room in Las Vegas. 'Because we had a third pilot he opened the door and went down into the cabin and saw how serious it was.' It was at that moment that Mr Heneky, who had just seconds earlier calmly made a mayday call to the control tower asking for the fire engines to be sent out, decided to evacuate. Those inside the cabin have described how, on opening the back doors, smoke poured in - meaning they could not use it. But despite this set back, everyone exited the plane at speed, in what experts say was a 'textbook' evacuation. In fact, all 170 people had escaped the plane in three minutes. Mr Henkey's quick actions have earned him praise across the world, but he was keen to pay tribute to his crew. 'I know the papers are saying now he's a hero, but you have to remember there are two other pilots and cabin crew who all behaved very, very well,' he said as he waited to brief those investigating the incident. His final flight should have been next Tuesday, returning from Barbados after a long weekend with his 26-year-old daughter Charley, who is already in the country. He was due to fly out on Saturday, but he told NBC on Wednesday afternoon: 'It's safe to say I'm finished flying.' Speaking yesterday, his family declared he did a 'bloody good job', with his chiropractor daughter Charley, 26, speaking of her 'pride', while long term partner Lenka Nevolna, spoke of her relief. 14 passengers were injured and those on board described their terror after hearing a loud bang and seeing flames engulf the wing before smoke poured into the cabin. Audio of Mr Henkey's Mayday call reveals how the captain remained calm and collected as he realised a fire had taken hold. He asked the Las Vegas control tower to send fire engines and told them he was evacuating the British Airways 777, which took just three minutes. 'I'm still in shock about it all but I am very proud of him,' Ms Nevolna said. 'I am so pleased he is alright and just glad that they hadn't gone into the air.' His daughter Charley said her father is in his final days as a pilot and was planning to join her on holiday in Barbados next week. She said: 'I was just heading out to dinner with my best friend when I got a text from Dad saying there had been a massive explosion on the plane but that he was OK. 'I couldn't sleep all night, because I was just waiting to get a call from him. I think the most emotional part is that I am just so proud of him.' 'This was supposed to be one of his last flights. I just hope he gets to fly again before he retires so that he ends on a high. He was supposed to be joining me in Barbados on Saturday for the end of the holiday, but I'm not sure now what is going to happen.' Speaking to the Guardian, his ex-wife Marnie said he would 'always' be a hero in her eyes. She said: 'He is safe and happy... He did a bloody good job.' Please Like & Share for More!

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