Oilfield Connections International’s Post

A Tale of Power and Secrecy of the Panthers In the verdant domains of the African savannahs, the thick wildernesses of India, and the rough piles of Asia, wanders an animal encapsulating both effortlessness and savagery - the panther. From old legends to present day preservation endeavors, the existence of these tricky felines is a demonstration of their flexibility and versatility in an impacting world. Read more:https://lnkd.in/eVW3K-TD

#Triplofususgiganteus, commonly known as the #Floridahorseconch, or the giant horse conch, is a species of extremely large predatory subtropical and tropical sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Fasciolariidae, the spindle snails, tulip snails and their allies.[1]

🦅Have you seen this bird before? ☑️What’s the name of this bird, and the native name? 💚What myths and misconceptions have you heard about this bird? Let’s learn 📕 🖊️ #animallovers #conservation #birds #birdseyeview

If dogs could speak, what would they say? Perhaps something like the conversation in the picture. As humans, we are blessed to have the ability to think and improve day by day. We have been domesticating dogs, who are believed to have descended from wolves, for ages. This is a testament to our unique ability to learn and adapt. Let us strive to make tomorrow's version of ourselves better than today's. #Dogs #Wolves #DogAndWolf #DogLesson #Humans #Monkeys #HumanAndMonkeys #TomorrowIsTodayPlusPlus

Chacma baboons are one of the largest monkeys in the world, second only to the mandrill by mass, though baboons are longer and taller on average. Their scientific name – Papio ursinus – is a reference to their bear-like features (and swagger). In adult males, powerful canines can grow to a length of close to 4cm, similar in size to those of a leopard, and are used in battles for dominance and defence of the troop. https://lnkd.in/dVHgPgcV

الخَيْلُ مَعْقُودٌ فِي نَوَاصِيهَا الخَيْرُ إِلَى يَوْمِ القِيَامَةِ 8 fun facts about Horses: 1) Horses can only breathe through their nose. 2) Horses can sleep standing up. 3) Horses have excellent hearing and can understand you speaking to them. 4) Horses have a nearly 360° field of vision. 5) Horses have a lightning fast reflexes. 6) Foals can walk and run within a few hours after birth. 7) Horses are highly intelligent animals. 8) Horses are very social animals.

“The happiest animal on the planet is a goldfish. Why? Because they forget every 10 seconds” - Ted Lasso Making a mistake is a part of being a goalkeeper. However, the way in which you react to these mistakes will define you as a GK. Today's top tip comes from the famous Ted Lasso. Be a goldfish and forget about it! Read the full blog on our website now https://lnkd.in/ga62kGw5 #goalkeeperpsychology #overcomingadversity #resiliance #goalkeepercoaching #GKview #tedlasso

Godwin Okafor, Come to think of it, This is exactly how God drags us away from dangers. Yet, we still end up complaining him for temporal changing our directions and blame him entirely for the pain we experienced when subtly grabbed us by the scruff of our neck. This short video clip encompasses deep rooted moral lessons for all of us. Watch and be blessed.

Rattlesnake season is here! 🐍 Read this month's edition of News From the Pit to learn about the various factors leading to snakebites and how to prevent bites from occurring. Find the article here: https://lnkd.in/gAWgsDBY #rattlesnakeseason #snakebite #snakebiteseason #envenomation #venomoussnake #desertlife #rattlesnakes #arizona #venom #safety #safetytips

What to do when Sh*t Happens: Let me tell you an old story... A farmer loses his horse, and the villagers say, "What bad luck!" The farmer replies, "Maybe." The next day, the horse returns with several wild horses, and the villagers exclaim, "What good luck!" Again, the farmer says, "Maybe." Later, the farmer's son breaks his leg while trying to tame one of the wild horses. "What bad luck!" say the villagers. The farmer's response? "Maybe." Finally, the army comes to the village to draft young men for war but leaves the farmer's son behind due to his broken leg. "What good luck!" cheer the villagers. The farmer simply says, "Maybe." ... This teaches us the power of perspective. Self compassion is so needed, but sometimes especially in business, stuff still needs to get done. So when 💩 happens, you can separate yourself by focusing on what's in your control rather than getting swept up in the ups and downs like everyone else.