In Beaks, darts work just like the different baits available in Fisch. They not only help you stabilize your gun through stat buffs, but also have a chance of giving you a mutation. So, if you are looking for rare bird mutations or just want to secure your catch faster, then you need better darts; the gun alone is not sufficient. In this guide, we have listed all available Beaks darts, along with their stats, steps to obtain them, price, and passive effects. With that said, let’s begin!
Full List of Beaks Darts
The Shop in Beaks currently holds above 18 darts for your taking. The table below details the stat boosts and passives offered by each dart. Study it to figure out which boosts best complement your Beaks guns the best. Check out the complete list of Beaks darts here:
Dart image
Dart name
Stats
Passive
Default Dart
Speed: +0% Damage: +0% Distance: +0%
This is the default dart. Darts are used to tranquilize the birds & Capture them!
Iron Dart
Speed: +0% Damage: +50% Distance: +25%
Greater impact with longer range.
Steel Dart
Speed: +50% Damage: +0% Distance: +25%
High-speed darts with extended range.
Archaic Dart
Speed: -10% Damage: -10% Distance: -10%
Triggers mutations: 0.9x damage, 0.9x speed, and 0.9x distance. 5% chance of Timeworm mutation and 10% Rusty mutation.
Crystal Dart
Speed: -10% Damage: -10% Distance: +0%
Triggers mutations: 0.9x damage, 0.9x speed, and 1x distance. 10% chance of Green Crystal mutation.
Delicious Dart
Speed: -10% Damage: -10% Distance: -10%
Triggers mutations: 0.9x damage, 0.9x speed, and 0.9x distance. 10% chance of Cherry mutation.
Hardrock Dart
Speed: -10% Damage: -10% Distance: +20%
Triggers mutations: 0.9x damage, 0.9x speed, and 1.2x distance. 10% chance of Stone mutation.
Clown Dart
Speed: -20% Damage: -20% Distance: +0%
Triggers mutations: 0.8x damage, 0.8x speed, and 1x distance. 15% chance of a clown or confetti mutation.
Striped Dart
Speed: -10% Damage: -10% Distance: -10%
Triggers mutations: 0.9x damage, 0.9x speed, and 0.9x distance. 10% chance of striped mutation.
Two Faced Dart
Speed: -20% Damage: +25% Distance: +25%
Triggers mutations: 1.25x damage, 0.8x speed, and 1.25x distance. 10% chance of a two-toned mutation and 5% B&W mutation.
Golden Dart
Speed: -10% Damage: -20% Distance: -15%
5% chance to turn the hit bird into a Golden version.
Mythical Dart
Speed: -30% Damage: -20% Distance: -20%
5% chance to turn the hit bird into a Mythical version.
Claws Dart
Speed: +25% Damage: +0% Distance: +0%
1x damage, 1.25x speed, and no distance boost.
Longshot Dart
Speed: -25% Damage: -10% Distance: +50%
Triggers mutations: 0.9x damage, 0.75x speed, and 1.5x distance.
B&W Dart
Speed: +0% Damage: +0% Distance: +0%
Triggers mutations: 1x damage, 1x speed, and 1x distance. 15% chance of Black and White mutation.
Lush Dart
Speed: -20% Damage: +25% Distance: +25%
Triggers mutations: 1.25x damage, 0.8x speed, and 1.25x distance. 5% chance of a leafy mutation and 10% mossy mutation.
Sinister Dart
Speed: -10% Damage: -10% Distance: +0%
Triggers mutations: 0.9x damage, 0.9x speed, and 1x distance. 10% chance of Shadow mutation. (unique to Sinister)
Smoke Dart
Speed: +25% Damage: +25% Distance: +25%
Triggers mutations: 1.25x damage, 1.25x speed, and 1.25x distance.
What is the Best Dart to Use Early in Beaks?
If you check the stats of all the darts in Beaks, some are actually good for mutations. This is because the mutated birds sell for a lot more money in the game. However, if you are not that good with aim, opt for a balanced dart.
I suggest you use the Smoke dart, Two Faced dart, or the Lush dart. Although the Smoke dart doesn’t give any special mutation, the Lush dart or Two Faced darts not only give a good stat boost, but they also give you rare mutations.
That ends the list of every dart available in Beaks that you can use to catch birds easily. Which dart are you planning to pair with your gun? Do tell us in the comments below.
Ishan Adhikary
A gaming nerd who cover all thing video games. Spending time looking through the games and gaming industry was always a dream. Thanks to Beebom, I live it. Once I am done gaming, I write. Once I am done writing, I game.
Bearish sentiments persisted in the equities market, wiping off N208 billion from the market capitalisation on the Nigerian Xchange Group (NGX) in the just concluded trading week.
Ripples Nigeria reports that investors recorded a loss of N440 billion the previous week.
In the just-ended trading week, the equities market opened for four days, gaining in two and losing in two of the trading sessions while incurring a loss of N208 billion in the process.
The market capitalisation decreased to N65,499 trillion from N65,707 trillion in the previous week.
Similarly, the All-Share Index (ASI) depreciated by 0.32% to close the week at 104,233.81 from 104,563.34 points recorded the previous week.
The Nigerian equities market began the week on Monday, April 14, 2025, on a bearish note as investors lost N21.19 billion at the end of the trading session.
The market closed with a profit on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, as investors gained N19.11 billion.
The equities market closed on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, with a loss as investors lost N444.99 billion.
The losing trend was reversed on Thursday, April 17, 2025, as investors gained N240.00 billion at the end of the trading session.
Meanwhile, a total turnover of 1.525 billion shares worth N43.00 billion in 51,156 deals was traded this week by investors on the floor of the Exchange, in contrast to a total of 2.094 billion shares valued at N52.967 billion that exchanged hands last week in 64,612 deals.
The Financial Services (measured by volume) led the activity chart with 1.122 billion shares valued at N24.015 billion traded in 28,818 deals; thus contributing 73.56% and 55.84% to the total equity turnover volume and value, respectively.
The ICT industry followed with 101.252 million shares worth N 4.819 billion in 2,541 deals.
In third place was the services Industry, with a turnover of 99.776 million shares worth N1.230 billion in 3,063 deals.
Trading in the top three equities, namely Access Holdings Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc and Universal Insurance Plc (measured by volume) accounted for 448.105 million shares worth N6.730 billion in 6,481 deals, contributing 29.39% and 15.65% to the total equity turnover volume and value respectively.
Thirty-one (31) equities appreciated in price during the week, higher than twenty-seven (27) equities in the previous week. Forty-four (44) equities depreciated in price, lower than fifty-six (56) in the previous week, while seventy-two (72) equities remained unchanged, higher than sixty-four (64) recorded in the previous week.
Abbey Mortgage Bank Plc recorded the biggest share price increase in percentage gaining 46.17% followed by Nigerian Brew Plc which increased its share price by 13.13% in the process.
Associated Bus Company Plc also increased its share price by 12.70%.
On the flip side, Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc recorded the biggest decline in share prices by percentage, shedding 13.24% followed by Zenith Bank Plc, which shed 11.91% of its share prices.
Daar Communications Plc also knocked off 11.11% of its share prices.
While public education funding continues to shrink across Nigeria, one man has quietly become a powerhouse of academic support. Chief James Ume, Publisher of THE WHISTLER newspaper and Chairman of the Unubiko Foundation, has poured over N1.5bn into scholarships, infrastructure, and community projects across Abia State and beyond.
On Friday, Ume supervised the distribution of scholarship bursaries worth over N170m to 170 tertiary students as part of the Foundation’s 2024/2025 programme. Each recipient will receive an annual stipend exceeding N200,000 throughout their academic journey. The scholarships benefit both Abia natives and students from other states attending institutions across Nigeria.
Beyond financial support, Ume’s previous interventions include rebuilding schools, providing scholarships, empowering youths with digital skills, and fostering grassroots partnerships, all aimed at transforming education from the ground up and nurturing Nigeria’s next generation of leaders and professionals.
In recent years, the Unubiko Foundation has funded over 200 scholarships in Arochukwu LGA alone, covered WAEC fees for nearly 200 struggling secondary school students, donated 100 laptops for digital skills training, and invested N250m to transform the once-neglected Ovukwu-Abam Secondary School into a modern learning facility.
Chief Ume’s generosity didn’t stop at education. He also rebuilt a customary court for an Abia community at a cost of N150m.
During COVID-19, Ume stepped up when his community needed him most. He distributed protective equipment throughout Abam communities in Arochukwu LGA and to the Federal Medical Centre in Umuahia. The Nigerian Union of Journalists also benefited from his generosity with book donations worth over N6m to its national secretariat and councils in Abia and Abuja.
In December 2023, Ume handed over the rebuilt Onyerubi Comprehensive Secondary School in Ndi Oji Abam, a project that came alongside a N300m scholarship programme for Abia students. Three months later, in March 2024, he launched another N300m scholarship fund at the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria in Atan Abam to further expand access to higher education.
Perhaps his boldest move came in December 2024 with a N500m donation to Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic in Aba. Student leaders and academics hailed the contribution for breathing new life into essential infrastructure and improving learning conditions for thousands of students.
Ume’s vision extends beyond classrooms into healthcare, rural electrification, clean water access, and digital literacy.
His foundation has constructed 44 boreholes across 27 villages, donated transformers, distributed COVID-19 relief supplies, and covered medical expenses for vulnerable citizens.
Ume has received numerous honours, including Philanthropist of the Year 2024 from The Reporters Magazine, the Gani Fawehinmi Impact and Integrity Award 2023 from HEDA Resource Centre, Humanitarian Service Icon Award 2022 from The Sun Publishing Company, Africa’s Patriotic and Philanthropic Personality of the Year 2024 from the All-Africa Students Union, and an Honourary Doctorate in Philanthropy and Human Investment 2024 from Weldios University of Management and Technology in Benin Republic.
At the recent scholarship ceremony, Ume reaffirmed his commitment to expanding institutional partnerships and broadening both scholarship and infrastructure support:
“It’s not enough to give; we must build futures, restore dignity, and equip young people with the tools to lead. We are committed to raising a generation of leaders and professionals who will transform Nigeria,” he said.
He shared how his mother’s dedication to education shaped his values: “She was an educationist. No matter how tough things were, she made sure that everyone around her children had access to basic education. She sacrificed everything she had.”
The name “Unubiko” carries special meaning, drawn from a phrase his mother would use during difficult times: “She would gather us in the room and say, ‘Unubiko, don’t tell anybody you’ve not eaten.’ We’d go to school, and by the time we came back, she’d have something for us.”
Although Chief Ume began his scholarship efforts informally in 2007, the Foundation was officially registered in 2024 to expand its reach and ensure long-term sustainability. The current scholarship programme is deliberately inclusive, with 60 per cent of scholarships allocated to girls and 40 per cent to boys.
The Foundation also runs specialised education programmes for women, including a N50m intervention in Idime Abam and another in Atan Abam to support high-achieving girls all the way through PhD studies.
Inside Chief James Ume’s N1.5bn Humanitarian Efforts In Abia is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
By DEEPA BHARATH of The Associated Press and BOB SMIETANA of Religion News Service
Superman was born Kryptonian, raised Methodist and sketched into existence by two Jewish teens in 1930s Cleveland. Faith and morality are his DNA.
There are no overt religious references in Superman comics. But over eight decades, he’s been viewed as a divine entity, a savior figure — his sacrifice Christ-like, his will to lead as strong as Moses parting the Red Sea, and his compassion akin to a bodhisattva, an enlightened being who guides Buddhists on the spiritual path.
While scholars, comic book writers and fans alike are struck by the religious undertones in Superman comics, they say what separates Superman from the ever-growing pack of superheroes is his singular ability to bring hope in a hopeless world.
David Corenswet, star of the upcoming film “Superman,” is pictured on a video screen discussing the role alongside fellow cast members and filmmakers during the Warner Bros. Pictures presentation at CinemaCon on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
Rachel Brosnahan, from left, Nicholas Hoult, and David Corenswet, cast members of the upcoming film “Superman,” appear onstage during the Warner Bros. Pictures presentation at CinemaCon on Monday, April 1, 2025, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
CinemaCon attendees wait for entry underneath advertisements for the upcoming film “Superman” before the Warner Bros. Pictures presentation at CinemaCon on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
James Gunn, left, writer, director, and producer of the upcoming film “Superman,” and Rachel Brosnahan, cast member of the upcoming film “Superman,” appear onstage during the Warner Bros. Pictures presentation at CinemaCon on Monday, April 1, 2025, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
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David Corenswet, star of the upcoming film “Superman,” is pictured on a video screen discussing the role alongside fellow cast members and filmmakers during the Warner Bros. Pictures presentation at CinemaCon on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
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James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ sparks conversation
As fans celebrate Superman Day on Friday, marking the 87th anniversary of the original superhero’s birth, they are also eagerly anticipating James Gunn’s film “Superman” set for release on July 11. This version starring David Corenswet, the first Jewish actor to play Superman in a major film, promises a return to a version of a vulnerable Man of Steel who is rooted in values espoused by most faiths — goodness, compassion and hope.
The film has sparked a conversation about the place of Superman in the world and his personal code of ethics after several recent depictions of superheroes as anti-heroes. Corenswet said in a recent interview to Fandango that what captivates him about Superman is how he chooses to see good in people and not dwell on the negative.
“Why think about all the terrible things when we can focus on the good things we did today?” he said.
In the same interview, Gunn said his Superman will reinforce the character’s core value of preserving life at any cost.
“He believes that the sanctity of life is of the utmost importance,” Gunn said, noting the contrast with Superman’s archnemesis Lex Luthor, who values scientific advancement over life.
FILE – Superman fans Michael Byrnes, left, Frances Tirado, center, and Amy Byrnes pose for a photo on their way to Comic Con, Friday, Oct. 7, 2016, in New York. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, file)
FILE – Philadelphia Eagle cornerback Isaiah Rodgers (34) wearing Superman cleats during warm-ups prior to the NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys, Sunday, Dec. 29, 2024, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola, file)
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FILE – Superman fans Michael Byrnes, left, Frances Tirado, center, and Amy Byrnes pose for a photo on their way to Comic Con, Friday, Oct. 7, 2016, in New York. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, file)
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Symbol of hope and positive masculinity
It was precisely this benevolent, hopeful version of Superman that inspired Robert Revington, who teaches at the Vancouver School of Theology at the University of British Columbia, to go skydiving in a Superman costume on his 28th birthday. And yet Revington, a Christian, balks at Christ-like portrayals of his favorite superhero.
“I like Superman and I like Jesus,” he said. “I don’t necessarily want to conflate the two. To me, the best depiction of Superman is as a symbol of hope.”
Revington also sees Superman’s relevance today as “an example of positive masculinity.”
“He’s this version of strong, but compassionate masculinity, which several prominent figures don’t necessarily embody,” he said.
Revington and many others’ beloved iteration of Superman appeared in “All-Star Superman,” a 12-issue series published by DC Comics between 2005 and 2008. The superhero saves a young person who is about to take their own life with the endearing message: “You are stronger than you think you are.”
Grant Morrison, who wrote those comics, has said his view of Superman was shaped by Giovanni Pico della Mirandola’s “Oration On The Dignity of Man,” which argues that humans ought to be more virtuous than angels.
Superman speaks to our better angels
Humans, Morrison said in a 2008 interview, become what they imitate, which is why he made Superman an inspirational character.
“We live in the stories we tell ourselves,” he told Newsarama, a comic book website, and can choose to be “the astronaut or the gangster. The superhero or the super villain. The angel or the devil. It’s entirely up to us.”
As a result, said Matthew Brake, founder and editor of Pop Culture and Theology, Superman “is an idea that can inspire us to be our best selves.”
Superman’s character is also shaped by his upbringing as a Kansas farm boy, raised by kindly parents — Jonathan and Martha Kent. They are portrayed as Methodists in the comics.
Superheroes, in recent decades, have received less-than-flattering treatment. In “The Boys,” a comic book turned Amazon Prime series, the Superman-like character, Homelander, is a government-sponsored hero whose smiling exterior conceals the heart of a sadist.
“Invincible,” a comic turned television series from Robert Kirkman, author of the “Walking Dead,” features Omni-man, a Superman-like character who turns out to be an alien invader bent on conquest. The main character, Invincible, is Omni-man’s son, and must choose between protecting the Earth or taking his father’s side.
“Dune,” the famed sci-fi book adapted into blockbuster movies, warns of superheroes’ frailty
“Heroes are painful, superheroes are a catastrophe,” Dune’s author Frank Herbert once wrote. “The mistakes of superheroes involve too many of us in disaster.”
Comic book writer Gene Yang poses for a portrait Tuesday, April 1, 2025, in San Jose, Calif. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)
Comic book writer Gene Yang poses for a portrait Tuesday, April 1, 2025, in San Jose, Calif. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)
Comic book writer Gene Yang poses for a portrait Tuesday, April 1, 2025, in San Jose, Calif. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)
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Comic book writer Gene Yang poses for a portrait Tuesday, April 1, 2025, in San Jose, Calif. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)
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A relatable superhero
But Superman has cemented his place in pop culture not just as a beacon of hope, but also as a character relatable to many, regardless of race or ethnicity.
Gene Luen Yang, who has written several Superman comics, is best known for his 2020 graphic novel “Superman Smashes the Klan,” a story about a Chinese American family moving to Metropolis in 1946 and facing discrimination from the Klan. The story follows the Lee family as they confront the white supremacist group with Superman’s help.
Yang sees his own experience as a Chinese American mirrored in Superman’s story.
“The idea that you have to hide who you are or that you’re caught in between cultures,” he said. “Superman has two names — Kal-El, his Kryptonian name and Clark Kent, his American name. I had a Chinese name at home and an American name in school. So even though I’m a practicing Catholic, I was more drawn to his Jewish roots because that’s where I could relate more.”
Yang sees Superman as the original superhero who inspired almost religious fervor in the geekdom, featuring cosplayers who reenact scenes as a Christian might reenact biblical episodes around Christmas or Easter. A trip to a comic convention is like a pilgrimage where followers collect original art and “all kinds of relics.”
Stories in pop culture also draw from older storytelling traditions, often rooted in religions.
“In some ways, you can think of religions as communities that are built around stories that last centuries,” Yang said. “The idea of self-sacrifice, the idea that you do good deeds without the desire to gain recognition. That’s the whole point of secret identities.”
While his Catholic faith is an important facet of his life, Yang said he never forced religion into his Superman comics.
“I write more about my life and my lived experience of faith, with the doubts and the ragged edges,” he said.
Characters like Superman, while not themselves religious, provide a portal to the sacred through the profane, said A. David Lewis, a Boston-based graphic novelist and comic book writer.
“I love that people take something from popular culture and find some level of spirituality or find a greater connection to some divine source through it,” he said. “But I would never say Superman is just of the Jewish or Christian people. Like some of the best narratives out there, Superman gives us access to something transcendent.”
Superman’s strong Jewish roots
Samantha Baskind, professor of art history at Cleveland State University, is Jewish; she sees numerous parallels between Superman’s story and the history of Jews. Superman’s solitary flight from Krypton in a little spacecraft is reminiscent of how Moses’ mother placed him in a papyrus basket and left him on the Nile, seeing it has his best chance of survival.
Some also compare Superman’s backstory to the Kindertransport, she said, referring to a rescue program that transported nearly 10,000 children, mostly Jewish, from Nazi-controlled territories to Great Britain in 1938 and 1939.
In Superman’s Kryptonian name, Kal-El, chosen by his original Jewish creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the “El” in Hebrew connotes God. In DC Comics, Superman also frequents the “Bottle City of Kandor,” a Kryptonian city shrunk down and placed in a bottle, representing a fragmented piece of Krypton’s history. Baskind said to her it is reminiscent of how diaspora Jews visit Israel.
“There’s also the thinking that Siegel and Shuster created Superman because they were these two, skinny, young Jewish men who couldn’t go out and fight Hitler, but Superman fought Nazis on the cover of their comic books,” she said. In some early editions, Superman held Hitler by his Nazi uniform as he begged for mercy.
Appeal to the religiously unaffiliated
Despite the religious undertones, Superman’s appeal to those growing religiously unaffiliated remains strong, said Dan Clanton, professor of religious studies at Doane University in Nebraska. He says it’s because Superman’s story “truly encapsulates American civil religion.”
“This idea that there are practices and beliefs that provide all, regardless of religious identity, with a sense of being part of something bigger than themselves,” he said.
Neal Bailey, a contributor for over a decade to Superman Homepage and an atheist, believes Superman at his best is a “philosophical pragmatist” solving the most complex problems with the least amount of harm.
“He actually goes beyond religion to see our commonalities,” he said. “Superman wouldn’t care about people’s religious beliefs. He would care more about whether they are living up to their human potential.”
Associated Press religion coverage receives support through the AP’s collaboration with The Conversation US, with funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. The AP is solely responsible for this content.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit!
Holy and Great SaturdayOf all the days the Holy and Great Forty Day Fast is the most distinguished, but more than the Holy Forty Day Fast the Holy and Great Passion Week is exalted, and more than the days of Holy Week Great and Holy Saturday is the most exalted. This week is called great not because these days or hours are more exalted but because the great, portentous and extraordinary deeds of our Savior were accomplished during this week, but especially on this day.
“>Holy Saturday… It seems that the whole world is silent, anticipating the Resurrection of Christ. We see nature itself truly rejoice and seem to freeze solemnly on this day. And the hearts of Christians—especially those who have spent this period in the feats of prayer and fasting—are filled with quiet joy. In a sense, this joy is a little more solemn than everything that will follow later, because there is still such a great hope and foretaste of this wonderful event—the most important feast of the Church.
But it is very important for us Christians in these hours and days to preserve all that we have gained during Lent, despite our weakness, and it is imperative that we remember three things.
Firstly, of course, the celebration of Pascha should not be reduced to a physical joy for us, which inevitably leads to physical suffering. And it often happens that people have been fasting throughout Lent, but then, sated with food and drink, in just a few hours they lose all the spiritual and physical lightness that they have acquired. The next morning they are already not so happy to exchange Paschal greetings. We really need to try and avoid this.
First and foremost, these words are addressed to those who have observed Lent for the first time in their lives or have just begun to do so. It is with them that such unexpected and disappointing falls very often occur after such spiritual victories. We should try to avoid this, keeping in mind that it is a primarily spiritual joy. It is in the Spirit that we must seek solace and our meeting with Christ.
Secondly, we must remember that the feast of the Resurrection of Christ is not a one-day celebration. It will last throughout Bright Week, followed by many other spiritually important events in the Church; and we should participate in them. This is a genuine feast, this is the Divine banquet that the Lord has prepared for us.
And in these days, let us try not to deprive ourselves of being in church, of Communion of the Body and Blood of Christ, and of participation in prayer—and then we will see what the true joy and triumph of the Risen Christ is in our lives, in the life of the Church, and in the lives of our neighbors.
And thirdly, it must be remembered during these Paschal days that our meetings, festivities, meals, and trips that we arrange at this time must necessarily be combined with works of mercy and love. Actually, this tradition has always existed among Christians, and in Russia too—on Paschal days people tried to visit those who were having a hard time and who especially needed our Christian love.
These are the three things I wanted to say today, on this great and joyful day. And I wish everyone not to lose this spiritual sweetness, this spiritual fire, this warmth, this grace, which we, despite our sinfulness and unworthiness, by the grace of God, have acquired (if only in some small measure) during the days of Lent. Let us preserve this wealth, which will be useful to us in both earthly and eternal life, more than any banquets, holidays, or any food and drink. The real food and drink is the Body and Blood of Christ, and the grace of the Holy Spirit that the Lord gives us in a special way during these Paschal days. Amen.
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Ever since I started playing Roblox games, the one thing I have been getting tired of most is idle gaming. Luckily, Beaks solves that by letting you catch birds manually after you customize your hunter’s kit. To help you with that, we have listed the latest Beaks codes that should give you free cash, darts, and more. With these freebies, catch the birds easily and progress faster in the game.
All New Beaks Codes
The game has finally launched, and it doesn’t appear to have a code redemption system. We can expect the developers to add a system to redeem codes in the future, so bookmark this article and stay tuned.
Expired Beaks Codes
As of now, there are no expired codes in this experience. This means you will have enough time to claim the active codes from our list. Since Beaks just released, the free rewards will be active until the developers take them down.
If you are finding it difficult to aim and shoot down birds (read skill diff), try out Fisch and Dig It as they might be perfect alternatives for you. You can also check our Roblox game codes master list for more fresh experiences.
How to Get More Beaks Updates
With your primary focus being on completing the Beaks book for all Beaks locations, you might want to get the latest updates on the game. The best place to find new details is the official Beaks Discord server. Moreover, we go through all the official sources to find the latest information on Beaks. So, bookmark this page to never miss out on new information.
Have you started playing the game yet? Which weapon will you get first from the various Beaks guns? Tell us in the comments below.
Ishan Adhikary
A gaming nerd who cover all thing video games. Spending time looking through the games and gaming industry was always a dream. Thanks to Beebom, I live it. Once I am done gaming, I write. Once I am done writing, I game.
Here are the top 10 stories making headlines across the country today.
1. Atiku-led coalition against Tinubu a waste of time – Fayose
A former governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose, on Friday dismissed the coalition of opposition political parties ahead of the 2027 general election as a waste of time.Read more
2. Tinubu promises better, more prosperous Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu on Friday promised a better and more prosperous country for Nigerians.Read more
3. I wanted Fubara removed, but Tinubu saved his job – Wike
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, said on Friday that President Bola Tinubu saved the job of the Rivers State Governor, Siminilayi Fubara.Read more
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The Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, warned on Friday that kidnappers caught in the state would face the death penalty.Read more
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The Lagos State police command has dismissed a report on the arrest of Boko Haram suspects in the state.Read more
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Fire in the early hours of Friday destroyed six shops at Kurmi (Yan’ Jagal) Market in Kano State.Read more
10. Flying Eagles beat Abuja club in warmup game for AFCON
Nigeria’s Flying Eagles have started wrapping up preparations for their partipation at the 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) with a win in a warmup game.Read more
Holy and Great SaturdayOf all the days the Holy and Great Forty Day Fast is the most distinguished, but more than the Holy Forty Day Fast the Holy and Great Passion Week is exalted, and more than the days of Holy Week Great and Holy Saturday is the most exalted. This week is called great not because these days or hours are more exalted but because the great, portentous and extraordinary deeds of our Savior were accomplished during this week, but especially on this day.
