@joseph_arrage__: Flávio vai tirar o teu auxílio?

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clarahbrandt123
Clarahbrandt :
De onde esse povo tirou que ele vai corta??
2026-10-22 23:32:38
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user1234567jkl0
user01234567 :
Porque ele divia chorar?
2026-10-22 19:26:25
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rafaelfernando_
RAFAEL FERNANDO :
22 e confirma
2026-10-22 18:11:41
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eli.cruz193
Eli Cruz :
22 com certeza
2026-10-22 18:13:28
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vandeilson288
Vandeilson :
22 sempre
2026-10-22 20:46:39
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erica.almeida818
Erica Almeida :
2026-10-22 18:09:31
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delcruzs
Delste :
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2026-10-22 18:16:44
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paulin_penha
Paulo Marcos 08 :
Palhaçada sksks
2026-10-23 19:07:40
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chirleymaria2
chirley Reis :
isso ai 222
2026-10-22 19:03:48
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vandinha4584
vandinha :
E quem trabalha também paga aluguel. Qual é o problema??
2026-10-22 22:01:35
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joanabarroso06
Joana :
Que eu tenhocomisso
2026-10-22 21:09:13
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pheagaz
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repara.
2026-10-22 21:44:47
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yzzy.077
y̶z̶z̶y̶ (゜ロ゜) :
faz o L
2026-10-31 01:42:09
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ronaia.nogueira
Ronaia Nogueira :
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2026-10-22 18:51:22
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Raul Santos :
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2026-10-25 02:45:34
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arthurdryk
Ǎ̶̳͚̺̲̞̲̜̲͇͊͗͒͘ŗ̶̙̦̖͈͔͎̮̋̋͊̌ :
ele fala coisa engraçada e não quer que ria
2026-10-25 02:55:22
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alessandra.carval5
AleCarvalho :
GENTE TEM CABIMENTO
2026-10-22 17:51:09
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chirleymaria2
chirley Reis :
e ainda tinha o 13 do bolsa família ne.
2026-10-22 19:04:16
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gv :
22
2026-10-23 18:14:32
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yoni.bjj
R O N A L D :
2026-10-23 23:22:11
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dmada.mada
Dmada Mada :
locura petista
2026-11-01 00:45:59
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augustx :
O mano rindo da cara dela kakakakak
2026-10-23 20:34:30
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douglas.566
eu sou Douglas,vcnão é Douglas :
esse amigo é feito de q? toda tiro e n morre
2026-10-24 02:18:29
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I got called out to work on this young eland calf after she injured one of her horns. She had broken her horn sheath (aka horn cap) off, which is the outer covering of the horn. The broken portion was hanging loose, and there was significant inflammation. I was concerned about the possibility of infection. First, I needed to catch her. I darted her to sedate her, but eland have a tendency to keep walking or jogging after being darted. You have to be prepared for that, and this girl was no exception. She continued jogging, and we eventually caught up with her about 300–400 yards from the herd. I got out of the truck to keep her from heading toward the water behind me, while Wes moved in front of her to help guide her down. When an animal is heavily sedated, it may be ready to lie down but still need a little assistance getting there safely. Once we had her secured, I went to work examining her horn. It looked pretty rough, but fortunately, I didn’t find any obvious evidence of infection. I removed the remaining portion of the damaged horn, controlled the bl**ding, and treated the area. I also administered medications to help manage discomfort and reduce the risk of infection. Fortunately, these injuries often heal very well once the damaged portion has been removed and the underlying tissue is properly treated. After finishing, I administered the reversal medications, and she was soon back on her feet and heading toward the herd! She’s otherwise healthy, appears to be recovering well, and I don’t anticipate any major complications. #TheWildlifeVet #DrSamWilkinson #Eland #WildlifeVeterinarian #VeterinaryMedicine
I got called out to work on this young eland calf after she injured one of her horns. She had broken her horn sheath (aka horn cap) off, which is the outer covering of the horn. The broken portion was hanging loose, and there was significant inflammation. I was concerned about the possibility of infection. First, I needed to catch her. I darted her to sedate her, but eland have a tendency to keep walking or jogging after being darted. You have to be prepared for that, and this girl was no exception. She continued jogging, and we eventually caught up with her about 300–400 yards from the herd. I got out of the truck to keep her from heading toward the water behind me, while Wes moved in front of her to help guide her down. When an animal is heavily sedated, it may be ready to lie down but still need a little assistance getting there safely. Once we had her secured, I went to work examining her horn. It looked pretty rough, but fortunately, I didn’t find any obvious evidence of infection. I removed the remaining portion of the damaged horn, controlled the bl**ding, and treated the area. I also administered medications to help manage discomfort and reduce the risk of infection. Fortunately, these injuries often heal very well once the damaged portion has been removed and the underlying tissue is properly treated. After finishing, I administered the reversal medications, and she was soon back on her feet and heading toward the herd! She’s otherwise healthy, appears to be recovering well, and I don’t anticipate any major complications. #TheWildlifeVet #DrSamWilkinson #Eland #WildlifeVeterinarian #VeterinaryMedicine

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