Maggie is a blind cat rescue I found in Morocco. Her eyes were badly infected, her fur was falling apart, and no one stopped to help her. She has lived at the vet clinic ever since, not because she’s still sick, but because with nearly 100 rescues in my care, I have no protected space where she can stay safely. Being blind, she gets stressed around many other cats. Her monthly vet stay is getting hard to maintain, and she deserves far more than a cage. If you can donate, please help support her

19K views · 350 reactions | School science technician. It’s not all glamour. Sometimes it’s contagious. This classic disease-spread practical never fails — a few drops, a few swaps, and suddenly everyone’s “infected.” A brilliant way to show how easily pathogens pass between us. #ItsNotAllGlamour #SchoolScienceTechnician #ScienceExperiment #DiseaseSpread #STEMEducation | Ribs Norman | Facebook

Marek's disease is a common viral tumor disease in young chickens and is extremely infectious. To prevent it, hatcheries vaccinate every chick right after hatching. Workers quickly pick up each chick, place it onto a special injector, press once, and slide it into a box. The machine automatically delivers the vaccine, making the process fast and consistent. Without this step, one infected chick could spread the virus to an entire flock, causing paralysis or fatal tumors. Large hatcheries also us