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24 February 2026

The Airbnb application user interface is visible on a mobile phone screen next to a key in Athens, Greece, on February 24, 2026.

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#13367327

24 February 2026

A person navigates the Airbnb application user interface on a mobile phone screen next to a key in Athens, Greece, on February 24, 2026.

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#13367328

24 February 2026

The Airbnb application user interface is seen through a magnifying glass on a mobile phone screen in Athens, Greece, on February 24, 2026.

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#13367329

24 February 2026

The Airbnb application user interface with the reserve button is seen through a magnifying glass on a mobile phone screen in Athens, Greece, on February 24, 2026.

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21 February 2026

FC Volendam midfielder Dave Kwakman receives a yellow card during the match between NAC Breda and FC Volendam at the Rat Verlegh Stadium for the Dutch Vriendenloterij Eredivisie season 2025-2026 in Breda, Netherlands, on February 21, 2026.

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21 February 2026

FC Volendam midfielder Dave Kwakman receives a yellow card during the match between NAC Breda and FC Volendam at the Rat Verlegh Stadium for the Dutch Vriendenloterij Eredivisie season 2025-2026 in Breda, Netherlands, on February 21, 2026.

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#13335074

17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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#13335089

17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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#13335097

17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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#13335099

17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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#13335100

17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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#13335101

17 February 2026

Originally from West Africa, monas arrive in Grenada in the 18th century on colonial ships, perhaps as pets or possibly even by accident. They are the only species of monkey found on the island and are known among locals for their sociable personalities, booming voices, and lithe, plasticine-like limbs. Their faces, which are blue-grey and surrounded by fluffy white beards, are extremely expressive, with wide black eyes giving them a near-constant look of surprise. This information is taken at Grand Etang National Park in Grenada, on February 9, 2026.

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