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At just 13, Joshua Suddith II is completely redefining what it means to be a prodigy. 🤯

A published author at age 4 and a current intern at the district attorney’s office, he’s already been accepted into 27 colleges with 7 full-ride scholarships! 🎓✨

With dreams of attending Morehouse College to follow in MLK Jr.’s footsteps, the sky isn’t even the limit.

(Plus, his younger brothers are skipping grades too—genius definitely runs in the family! 🧠)

📸: The Suddith family

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These kids were asked a simple question: “What makes you different?” 🥹

And their answers are a beautiful reminder that children often see the world so differently to us.

Instead of focusing on what separates us, they found the sweetest, simplest things that make each of us unique, proving that difference doesn’t have to mean division. ❤️

Maybe adults could learn from the way kids see the world. 🌎

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🎥: CBeebies

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Wow, just incredible. ❤️

After being fitted with hearing aids, this man is experiencing sounds in a whole new way... and his reaction as he begins to hear just beautiful. 🥹🥰

Witnessing someone hearing again for the first time is pure magic.

🎥: Starkey Hearing Foundation

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Missouri news outlet Ozarks First covered the story of a mysterious masked hero who was going around, dressed as the Marvel super hero, giving back to the community by providing food, water and aid for people living on the streets, attending charity events and simply spreading positivity.❤️

However, instead of a normal news report, they turned it into their own version of the Daily Bugle, the fictional newspaper from Spider-Man known for sensationalising stories about the web-slinger and calling him a menace.🤣

The segment was hilariously titled “Springfield Spider-Man: Web of Deception?”, with the anchors questioning his motives and asking why this “local menace” keeps showing up around town.

But unlike the Daily Bugle’s J. Jonah Jameson, they eventually got to the truth: the Springfield Spider-Man is simply a local 20-year-old man who is a true community hero.

Such a great way to draw attention to his impressive acts of kindness. ❤️

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🎥: @springfield_spiderman / Ozark First

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When rescued baby elephant Ebuntu, also affectionately nicknamed ‘Ellie’, became seriously ill, he was rejected by his herd.🥺

He was rescued by the Thula Thula Rhino orphanage, who discovered that he was severely unwell and showing signs of emotional distress. They gave him 24-hour intensive care.

While they managed to bring him some stability, his emotional wellbeing still suffered due to being detached from his herd, he was depressed.❤️‍🩹

Then he met Duma, a German Shepherd. 🐘🐕

The unlikely pair quickly became inseparable, spending their days playing, walking and resting side by side.

Caregivers soon noticed a remarkable change in Ebuntu. He became more active, curious and engaged, seemingly finding comfort and companionship in his new best friend.

While the two animals have totally different behaviours, their friendship goes beyond that and has given him a new lease of life. ❤️

He will eventually be re-introduced into a herd, or placed with other orhpaned elephants also seeking a family 🥹🥰

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🎥: Earth Touch

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After learning that three of their four children would eventually lose their sight due to a rare genetic condition, Canadian parents Edith Lemay and Sébastien Pelletier decided to give their kids something they could carry with them forever: memories of seeing the world. 🥹❤️

The family of six left Quebec in 2022 and spent a year travelling across the globe, from incredible wildlife and breathtaking landscapes to completely new cultures and experiences.

Their journey was later captured in National Geographic’s documentary Blink, following a family determined to fill their children’s memories with as much beauty as possible while they still could see it. 🌎

The family are now settled back at home in Quebec, adjusting to daily life and sharing their story around the globe across many platforms.

📸: @pleinleursyeux

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After seeing his daughter, who has special needs, be excluded by other kids when trying to play in a pool at a hotel they were staying at on vacation, Gordon Hartman felt disappointed and decided to take matters into his own hands.

He sold his business for $51m and used his fortune to build something truly special, dedicated to his daughter Morgan.

The result was Morgan’s Wonderland, an amusement park designed from the ground up so people of all abilities could enjoy the rides, attractions and activities together to have fun, but also to better understand one another.

When Morgan’s Wonderland opened its doors in 2010, it became the world’s first theme park created with people with special needs in mind. The fully wheelchair-accessible park features more than 25 rides, playgrounds and colourful attractions, all designed to be enjoyed by people of all abilities.

And from day one, guests with special needs have been admitted for free, no questions asked. 🥹
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📸 @morgansinclusion

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We get it buddy... we totally get it 🥹🤣
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📸: @ weratedogs + @ sirwinstonthebulldog

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At just 20 years old, Bittu Tabahi looked at the polluted river running through his hometown and decided he couldn’t stand by and watch it suffer. 🥹❤️

The Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh, India had become totally polluted with plastic, rubbish and waste, so Bittu began cleaning it by hand, paying for supplies out of his own pocket and dedicating months of his own time to restoring it.

What started with a few friends eventually became a largely solo mission. Even after developing infections on his hands, Bittu continued returning to the river, clearing its banks and waters piece by piece.

Now, his incredible before-and-after transformations are inspiring thousands online and showing just how much one person can do when they refuse to give up on the place they call home. 🌱🌊

He didn’t wait for someone else to save his river, so he decided to save it himself. ❤️🌍

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📸: @bittu_tabahi

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20 years ago today, we sadly lost Steve Irwin. 💔

Here he is, passionately talking about the birth of his first child, Bindi.

Conservationist. Zookeeper. Wildlife enthusiast. TV personality. Environmentalist… DAD. 🥺

Rest In Peace, Steve.

We all miss you dearly 🕊️🤍

🎥: Australian Story (ABC Australia)

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Man, this clip absolutely broke us. 😢

Texas Rangers radio voice Jared Sandler, who struggling with infertility, was totally caught off guard by a Father’s Day video from his family right in the middle of a broadcast.

It was so pure. But what really got us was how he opened up right after about his and his wife’s journey through infertility.

He took the time to acknowledge just how agonizing Father’s Day can be when you’re desperately longing to be a parent, sending his love out to everyone still waiting.

It’s so rare to see that kind of vulnerability on air.

Huge respect to this guy as well as the network for setting up this beautiful moment 🙌❤️

🎥: @rangerssportsnetwork / @jaredsandler_

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Only 5 years old and already a hero!! ❤️⁠
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Cloe Woods didn’t panic when her family’s house in Kenner, Louisiana, caught fire. 💪🔥⁠
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With the composure of an adult, she grabbed her blind grandma’s hand, told her to hold onto her shoulders, and led both her and the family dog outside to safety.⁠

Then she sprinted off yelling for someone to call 911...⁠

Incredible.⁠

Turns out, Cloe remembered everything she learned during a fire safety trip to the local fire station – and it totally paid off.⁠
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This little legend saved her whole family. 🙌

📸 Shone Arceneaux / Our Lady of Perpetual Help School