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BYD Seal tips, tricks and help
For those with a BYD Sealion 7, what have you decided to do as far as the dash-cam is concerned? It looks like a lot of hardware is missing, even the micro-SD card slot, presumably the cable, too....... software? I really like the fully integrated system BYD left in the Seal to do an OEM like install - why on earth they went backwards on the dash-cam in Thailand is another BYD enigma. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 2 April 2025
Camera Captures Tigress and Cubs, Inspiring Hope for Thailand's Tigers Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post In a thrilling advancement for wildlife conservation, a tigress named F22 and her young cubs have been photographed at the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, creating renewed optimism for Thailand’s endangered tiger population. Captured by automated camera traps, this enchanting discovery signals the country's strong commitment to preserving these majestic animals. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1356567-camera-captures-tigress-and-cubs-inspiring-hope-for-thailands-tigers/ -
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What Are the Most Interesting Themes in Fictional Writing About Thailand?
What bunch of hypocrites [or seniles] was expecting this topic to get at least 70% of the votes. -
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Camera Captures Tigress and Cubs, Inspiring Hope for Thailand's Tigers
Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post In a thrilling advancement for wildlife conservation, a tigress named F22 and her young cubs have been photographed at the Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, creating renewed optimism for Thailand’s endangered tiger population. Captured by automated camera traps, this enchanting discovery signals the country's strong commitment to preserving these majestic animals. Porayut Waiwong, director of the Protected Area Regional Office 14 in Tak, announced this significant milestone on April 1, underscoring the success of their conservation efforts. "It's a rare glimpse into the lives of these elusive animals," he remarked. Footage from the night of February 15 shows F22 and her cubs, estimated to be four to six months old, in excellent health. This sighting follows F22’s first camera capture in 2022, which already sparked hopes for her return with cubs. Piya Pinyo, the sanctuary chief, recounted the collaborative efforts with the World Wildlife Fund. In December, diverse tiger tracks were spotted close to Thung Yai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary, prompting the installation of extra cameras to confirm the presence of F22’s growing family. The cameras also documented a vibrant array of other wildlife, including a leopard, hyenas, wild boars, wild deer, and a barking deer, demonstrating a thriving ecosystem. While tigers in Thailand face an uncertain future, these sightings hint at a potential rise in their numbers, stressed Porayut, focusing on the vital link between tiger survival and healthy prey populations. With just about 160 wild tigers left in Thailand, this heartening discovery is more than an encouraging sign. It represents a beacon of hope for the formidable quest to protect these regal felines across Asia, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-04-02 -
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Questioned about my underwear at a Police checkpoint.
Elvis has left the room, hopefully he takes Bob and Don along with him. -
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Questioned about my underwear at a Police checkpoint.
With Hitler in Argentina ?
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