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In 1949, a newspaper reported a disturbing case involving a teenage boy and repeated attempts by religious officials to help him. A university student read the account. Years later, it inspired a novel—and eventually a famous horror movie. But the film changed one important detail: the boy became a girl. Which movie? Make your guess below. 👻

One of these is not like the other! This pic is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the 2026 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Award finalists, a photo collection showing animals of all kinds being hilarious without realizing it. Head to the competition website to check out the rest of the finalists and cast your vote in the people’s choice award.

Chaimu's story with her loving Sheldrick family spans 17 years. After being rescued as an orphan, she was raised and eventually rewilded herself. In September 2024, she gave birth to her first calf, Chapa, outside the home where she was raised. Sadly, she returned after more than a month and Chapa was no longer with her. Sheldrick is not sure what happened to her little boy. Chaimu came back around the Ithumba stockades a few months ago, visibly with calf. On October 2nd, she came back with a little baby girl in tow, Comet. Another beautiful light of hope. Comet is the 95th known grandcalf born to an orphan rescued, raised, and rewilded through Sheldrick's Orphans' Project. It is always such a heartwarming event when they bring their babies back to meet their Sheldrick family. It fills my soul with joy. Let's welcome Comet with love, hope, and a bright future for her and her incredible mother. Once orphaned, frightened, alone and almost blind. Now a fully healed, healthy miracle and contributor to our wonderful Earth. Here is the video of our newest star of the show. Enjoy the love today. ❤️ If stories like Comet's fill your heart too, I’d love to have you join us at Empowering Animals. ❤️🐾

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