Schoolchildren from Dungarvan, Co Waterford, joined scientists to track brent geese migrating from Ireland to Canada, with one goose being shot and eaten by an Inuit hunter in the Arctic. The incident is featured in the RTÉ animated documentary Where the Wild Geese Go, showcasing the impact of the children’s citizen science project on increasing awareness of nature. The series, airing on October 21st, explores the cultural and conservation aspects of the geese’s journey, offering young viewers an interactive website to become “goose detectives” themselves.
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The image you see first in this mind-bending optical illusion reveals a lot about your true personality
This mind-bending optical illusion, shared by TikTok creator Mia Yil, reveals personality traits based on what you see first - flowers or a woman's face. Those who see the flowers first are described as easygoing and optimistic, while those who see the woman's face are seen as emotional and passionate. Engaging in optical illusions and brainteasers can stimulate the brain, improve cognitive function, problem-solving skills, memory, creativity, focus, and serve as a form of stress...
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