http://faddisandfaddis.com/limon/389 1 ) Exposing lizard eggs to warmer temperatures during incubation makes the individuals that make from those eggs less intelligent , according to new research.
daf a2 kennenlernen 2) The Peruvian Amazon jungle is called the ‘Jewel of earth ‘ the world’s largest pharmacy and “the lungs of the earth “. The Amazon rain forest produces more than 20% of the World’s oxygen and fresh water. More than half of world’s estimated 10 million species of plants ,animals and insects live here.Recommended Reading The dense tropical rain forest of Peru make up 60% of the countries territory and part of the borders with Ecuador , Colombia ,Brazil and Bolivia.
http://www.vffl.at/lybistok/6118 3) China’s homegrown AG600, the world’s largest amphibious aircraft also known as Kunlong took to the skies for its maiden flight.
http://www.canmarkindustries.com/mimido/6451 4) The ‘dancing plague’ of 1518 was a mania that lasted a month and killed dozens of people in Strasbourg, France through exhaustion or heart attack .people just danced uncontrollably until they collapsed.
100 million people come to India’s Kumbh Mela Festival, the world’s biggest gathering of humans.
Jellyfish ,as Scientists call them , are not fish. They have no brain, no heart and no bones
On 13th of August 2018 Sikkim becomes the world’s first –ever organic state declared .
on 18th of December Miss Spain Angela Ponce becomes the first transgender women to compete in the global Miss universe pageant.
Bolivia’s salt flats or Salar de Uyuni are the largest of of its kind in the world and considered as one of the most remarkable vistas in South America .Stretching across 10,582 sq km of the Altiplano. It is the world’s largest salt flat ,left behind by prehistoric lakes evaporated long ago.A thick crust of salt is is what remains at the site.
Takshashila is the world’s first and oldest university was started around 700 BC in India. It is also known as Taxila or Taxshila. But now it is in Rawalpindi district of Punjab Pakistan after partition.
Do you know that Switzerland has declared May 26th as the Science day in honour of visiting president Abdul Kalam in the year 2005 on his vast expertise in science and technology .
