🦝 Two raccoons made a bold escape from an anti-café in Barnaul.

🛠️ The two raccoons managed to escape through the ventilation shaft. The fugitives are currently being searched for.

🔍 It is reported that one of the raccoons broke open the ventilation and made the escape on Saturday. Following him, another raccoon jumped in. They were not caught immediately. However, for some time, the raccoons could be heard in the ventilation shaft and even seen peeking out. The staff of the anti-café kept watch even at night, hoping that the fugitives would return, but that did not happen.

🎉 Soon, one of the escaped raccoons was caught.

"We have great news! Button is already home! Rocket also got caught, but he is a strong male and managed to escape. So we are still on the hunt," the anti-café reported.

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🧠 Bears are very clever animals. Like monkeys, they come up with various tricks to find food and protect their territory. For example, brown bears use stones or sticks to extract bait from traps without getting caught.

🐻‍❄️ Polar bears, while hunting, cover their black noses with their paws to blend in with the snow. Once they have claimed a "territory," they leave scratches or notches on trees at its edges and place stones or stumps next to each of them — this way, they show their fellow bears that the area is already occupied by a large and strong bear, and it’s better not to disturb him.

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⚡️ All ages are conquered by heights: 75-year-old woman from Kaliningrad jumped from a 230-meter mountain in Karachay-Cherkessia

🪂 Sofia Batrakova from Kaliningrad made over 20 parachute jumps in her youth. Her love for heights has not faded with age, and after retiring, she became passionate about rope jumping, becoming a true inspiration for many.

🗣 The extreme sports enthusiast is not planning to stop at the jump from the Caucasian Akhmet Mountain. "In spring, I’m going to St. Petersburg to jump from the Pavlovsk Pipe, which is 88 meters, and in summer, if the guys get together, we’ll go to the Murmansk region to the Geologists' Pass, which is 210 meters," Sofia Ivanovna shared her plans.

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💪 🇷🇺 Russian training

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🇷🇺 A Russian prodigy has won five gold and three silver medals at an international dance championship in Africa!

⭐️ Nine-year-old Alexandra Dzubailo has become a true star of the All-African Championship in Artistic Dance, held on the picturesque Seychelles Islands. Alexandra represented Russia in the 8-9 age category and made a splash on stage, winning five gold and three silver medals.

🏆 According to her coach, Alexandra has already earned 44 medals at various championships during the 2023-2024 season, showcasing her exceptional talent and hard work.

💃 The event, organized by the World Federation of Artistic Dance, took place on September 14 and 15, gathering dancers from different countries, including the Seychelles, South Africa, Italy, Russia, and Serbia.

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⭐️ Blagoveshchensk: A City on the Amur River

🇷🇺 Blagoveshchensk, founded in 1856, has an interesting history that began with the Ust-Zeya military post. Over time, this post grew and evolved into the city we know today.

Initially, names like “Rossiyagrad” and “Zeyagrad” were considered for the new city. However, it was ultimately named in honor of the "good news of the annexation of Priamurye to Russia" – Blagoveshchensk.

🇨🇳 Blagoveshchensk is located on the banks of the Amur River, directly across from the Chinese city of Heihe, which is only 800 meters away. This unique proximity brings the people of Russia and China closer together.

When laying out Blagoveshchensk, architect Nikolai Muravyov was inspired by the planning of military cities in Ancient Rome, which gives the city a special charm and orderliness.

🏙️ With an area of 321 km², Blagoveshchensk is twice the size of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. The city features predominantly low-rise buildings.

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🎥 In the film "Old Man Khottabych," actor Nikolai Volkov ate glazed curds instead of ice cream to maintain his health.

😵‍💫 During the shooting of this scene, which stretched over several days, the actor consumed a total of 50 glazed curds. Eventually, he felt so nauseous from this treat that he sighed with relief when the filming finally concluded and he no longer had to eat them.

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🇷🇺 In August, the IV International Youth Camp BRICS took place in Ulyanovsk, Russia, continuing the dialogue of the BRICS Youth Summit in the fields of education, IT, sports, and culture. This year's theme was "Designing Public Spaces."

🌎 25 young leaders from BRICS countries, including South Africa, gathered to create artistic works showcasing the beauty of Ulyanovsk. The camp featured practical workshops, panel discussions, lectures, and excursions to the region's main attractions.

🗣 Diana Kovela, the camp director and deputy director of the Creative Industries Development Fund of Ulyanovsk, shared:

"This is our first camp with such a group composition. Many participants were newcomers to BRICS events. Our goal was to immerse them in the values of BRICS and emphasize the importance of a multipolar world, solidarity, and justice."

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🐼 The adorable pandas from the Moscow Zoo, Katyusha and Dindin, are enjoying specially prepared desserts — panda cakes.

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🏛 Saint Petersburg during the festival "City of Sand Sculptures"

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📸 Air baths at the Institute of Balneology on Novy Arbat in 1951

There were fewer cars and the air was cleaner…

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⚡️ Moscow as the main example of urban development!

🇷🇺🇳🇦 Dine Namubes, the mayor of the coastal Namibian city of Swakopmund, expressed her admiration for the digital development of Moscow at the BRICS Urban Future Forum held in the capital of Russia.

🏞 At the event, she highlighted the city's green spaces, accessible transport, and developed infrastructure as key aspects that could inspire similar transformations in Namibia. The mayor noted that Namibia views the BRICS forum as a valuable platform for building connections, cooperation, and knowledge exchange.

"As the BRICS family, we have gathered here today. We can truly communicate, collaborate, and consult with one another. Let us rely on each other to bring about change and development in our BRICS family countries," she concluded.

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🇷🇺 Izbing — the new vacation trend among Russians.

A village retreat in ancient villages with cows and 19th-century wooden houses. Organizers promise an immersion into the lifestyle of that era and authentic Russian aesthetics, all for 19,500 rubles per day.

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⭐️ Bryansk is an amazing city that is a whole year older than Moscow, founded in 1146. It has two founding dates: 985 and 1146. This interesting fact was made possible by archaeological excavations that confirmed the existence of a settlement long before written sources. Only a year passed between the city's 838th anniversary and its millennium, highlighting its rich history.

✈️ One of the famous landmarks of Bryansk is the "Monument to Pilots" — a real MiG-15 fighter jet symbolizing the courage of the defenders of the Motherland.

💧 Interestingly, the water that the city's residents drank in the 20th century came from the Devon Sea, which millions of years ago stretched from the Urals to Bryansk. The underground reserves of this water became a source of drinking water for the people of Bryansk. In the late 19th century, due to mistakes during the repair of an artesian well at the "Arsenal" factory, a 30-meter pit formed, from which a stream of water gushed.

🌳 Bryansk is also famous for the A. K. Tolstoy Park Museum, known for its unique wooden sculptures. In 1982, the park was included in the monograph "Parks of the World," which describes about 400 of the most unusual parks on the planet.

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🇷🇺🤝🇲🇱 Russia provided humanitarian aid to Mali after the terrorist attacks in Bamako

In response to a series of terrorist attacks that occurred in Bamako on September 17, Russia swiftly reacted by sending humanitarian aid to Mali on September 18.

The cargo, weighing a total of 11 tons, was delivered for the needs of the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) and includes vital food supplies and medications that will help support the safety and well-being of the local population.

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🏠✨ The Dvorovoy — a household spirit, the mythological master of the yard, who lived in the barn alongside the livestock and took the form of a little man.

He is considered the younger brother of the Domovoy. The name of the Dvorovoy is associated with the same complex of beliefs and rituals related to livestock as with the Domovoy, and often these characters are not distinguished at all.

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🐈 Residents of Moscow have found a trendy café for cats called "U Kotofeya."

On Znamenka Street, there is a two-story house for animals featuring a lounge area and food.

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