May 3, 2024

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🎉 Welcome to the Zumbeedo Weekly Newsletter – your go-to source for all things fabulous and festive! This edition is bursting with excitement as we dive into the latest trends in beauty and fashion, explore the vibrant world of Cinco de Mayo celebrations, and marvel at the wonders of nature. Whether you're looking for style inspiration, or simply craving a dose of Mother Nature's splendor, we've got you covered. So, kick back, and let's embark on a journey of discovery and delight! 🌺💄🎉

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This Sunday is Cinco de Mayo! Why do Mexicans celebrate? It's when a Mexican army defeated a much larger French Army in the Battle of Puebla. It's also become a big holiday in the United States. Every year, people in the U.S. enjoy mixing up margaritas, eating Mexican food, and participating in community events. What will you be doing?

WORLD...

Officials in Dubai announced plans to build the largest airport in the world.

NATURE...

In a groundbreaking observation, scientists in Indonesia witnessed an orangutan named Rakus take matters into his own hands – or paws, rather. With an open wound on his cheek, Rakus was caught in the act of applying a plant with medicinal properties, Fibraurea tinctoria, to his injury, acting as his own topical healer. This marks the first documented instance of such self-medication in the animal kingdom. Notably, the wound healed swiftly and cleanly within a month. While the exact origins of this behavior remain a mystery, scientists speculate it could be a learned behavior or the result of serendipitous trial and error. This intriguing discovery sheds new light on the ingenuity and self-care instincts of our primate relatives, showing that the concept of "playing doctor" isn't limited to humans. (PICS HERE)

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