"His wife" has a name too, and it's Lélia Wanick Salgado. They're both environmentalists so they both should be recognized.

Elephants mourn their dead... they made this man an honorary member of the herd. This is so sweet and sad.

Hero ❤️❤️❤️

My neighbour is a tiny 5 foot, 100 lbs, woman in her 70s and she's a karate black belt + 5 or 6 dans. She actually owns a karate dojo. I pity the fool who's gonna try to rob her!

lmaoooo he’s pulling a sassy harry

He’s a savant.

Gray story but healthcare to save someone’s life should not drain your f*****g life savings

“wHeRe aRe tHe pEaNuT bUtTeR bArS, jErRy?”

A true life saver!!

❤️

He is a world treasure. Was a cutie, too...

Same trend can be observed in humans!

America runs on revenge. Revenge is not justice.

Good for him and others around him!

Why wasn't I invited?

That's a great idea

When a loved one leaves the pain is insurmountable. In my opinion,this pain never leaves. This insurmountable loss and pain becomes a part of our life as we cherish the memories.

Safari?

The photo doesn't match the story.

ok now i wanna go there soooo bad lol

If that's not dystopia then I don't know what is!!

we Aussies are ashamed. To be fair, Emu's are fukn frightening and tough buggers...

The faces of the guards 😂

Student confronted with a knife? What was he supposed to do? Get stabbed?

I need to know how f'd up the dude was after. So after some googling. The gorilla was intoxicated on fermented bamboo. He came at the photographer with all his weight and it felt like being hit by a train he said. He was left with a souvenir scar on his forehead. (I'm guessing from where his camera went into his face.) Then the gorilla just walked right over him and went on his way. (Super lucky he's alive imo).

nopity nopada no nope nody

2 days of work for about almost what I make a year🤔, are they hiring ?

The job is real but logically the pay is total BS. Anyone have a legit source? I can find video of this guy but the 'sources' of the pay amount are just randos on sites like twitter / reddit. The legit info I can find is stuff like starting pay for tower climbers is $17/hr. -- If a company was really paying $20K per climb then logically it would make fiscal sense to do it differently. 1. Haul someone up there with a helicopter the way they do for some high power line workers in remote locations. 2. Install some fairly simple circuitry and 2 or 4 bulbs (or whatever) that would just auto switch over to a new bulb. Either on burn out or on a timer. Then said change could happen once every 2 years instead of twice a year. The pay stated does not pass the sniff test.

They could offer me $500.000 per climb and I still wouldn’t do it.

Nope, not enough money for that job.

He might earn 20k twice and change that particular bulb twice a year, but only people gullible enough to believe he gets paid 20k just to change the bulb would be dumb enough to pay him 20k just to change the bulb. Some of these guys make over 100k per year, but they do a lot more than just change light bulbs, and they work something closer to 200 days a year. Plenty of tower climbers make closer to 35k per year, and they'd all be happy to get a 10% raise and be the one who changes that bulb.

My friend who just watched “Fall”:

Imagine getting to the top and realising he dropped the bulb...😩

That's 180,000 nopes to you and me.

$40k to work 2 days a year. Where do I sign up?

I get paid $0 to not chocolate frosty my pants at 1500ft in the air

I am terrified of heights, but I think I'd do it for the money. 20k for changing a light bulb every 6 months? Of course!

That is not enough money

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I'd do that job in a heartbeat!! It's a win-win! Either you succeed, live and get $20k, or you fall to an inevitable death and don't have to worry about continuing to live anymore! 😂Tho I have to ask, why the hell do they use light bulbs that only last 6 months? Why not solar powered LEDs? Seems silly.

Dream job right there.

I wonder if there is any human instinct that makes a small part of your brain say "Jump!"