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A woodpecker can peck wood/tree trunk at an average of 20 times in one second They have a lifespan of 4 – 11 years Most birds have three toes pointing forward and one backwards, the Woodpecker have two pointing in each direction. This help them balance vertically on the trunks of trees Their size range […]
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I used to be really self-conscious about sweating and thought that I sweat way more than every other person on the planet. I was wrong though because everyone sweats and only a few people sweat an abnormal amount. But it’s easy to be critical of yourself and think that everyone is noticing your boob sweat.
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Microorganisms are living beings (types of life) requiring amplification to see and resolve their structures. “Microorganism” is a general term that becomes more understandable if it is divided into its principal types—bacteria, yeasts, molds, protozoa, algae—predominantly unicellular microbes. Viruses are also included, although they cannot live or reproduce on their own. They are particles, not
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Bats are mammals of the order Chiroptera whose forelimbs form webbed wings, making them the only mammals naturally capable of true and sustained flight. Fast Facts about Bats 1. Bats are found all around the world and there are hundreds of different species of bat living in caves and forests particularly in the Southern Hemisphere. 2.
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Sea turtles are classified thus: Kingdom> Animalia; Phylum> Chordata; Class> Reptilia; Subclass> Anapsida; Order> Testudines; Family> Cheloniidae or Dermochelyidae. There are seven recognised species of sea turtles, six of which are in the Family Cheloniidae, they are – the hawksbill, green, flatback, loggerhead, Kemp’s ridley and olive ridley turtles -, with only one – the
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Check Out Some Unbelievable Facts About Some Stuffs…. You breathe on average about 5 million times a year Girls have more taste-buds than boys. A fetus starts to develop fingerprints at the age of eight weeks. The City of Tokyo was originally called Edo. Fried spiders taste like nuts. Even a small amount of alcohol
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Aaa..aaaachoooo! Why do we sneeze? Ever given it a thought? People have always postulated that it is an involuntary reflex action. True. But there is more. Sneezing, that reflex action, is triggered by many irritants such as pollen, pollutants, dust, germs etc. that enters our nose. On infiltrating our nose lining, these irritants – there
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They are found widely in Africa. These birds are so called because of they have black feathers on the back of their heads which resemble old fashioned office clerks in the 18th century who tucked pens in their wig. 1. They are relatives of hawks, having an eagle-like body and crane-like legs. 2. Their legs
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They are the second largest bird in Africa after the Martial Eagle. They are found mostly in East and West Africa. They live for an average of 14 years Crowned eagles have wingspans of 180cm making them one of the largest eagles in Africa. The females are larger than the males. They hunt and feed
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They are the largest birds on earth. Although they are flightless, they are fleet, strong runners sprinting up to 70km/hr. They have only two toes on each foot. Their legs are so strong, a kick can kill lions and even humans. [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” background_repeat=”no-repeat” padding=””
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