Do you know the reason why the tiger is the national animal of India when there are innumerable animals?

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Do you know the reason why the tiger is the national animal of India when there are innumerable animals?

July 30, 2021 Komentar

 Do you know the reason why the tiger is the national animal of India when there are innumerable animals?

We are all afraid of the Tigers. Because, its appearance and roar will make us tremble. Tigers live quietly in dense jungles. It is miraculous that the lines on the body of each tiger vary as the fingerprint varies for each human. Tigers are predators only when they are hungry. Point deer, wild buffalo, and wild boar are some of the tiger's favorite foods. Each tiger, which usually lives in the wild, has a habit of setting boundaries for itself. 

The Bengal tiger 

(Bengal Tiger) has been declared the national animal of India. At one point the number of tigers began to decline sharply for a variety of reasons. Thus, various measures were taken to protect the LTTE. This is because tigers are the main source of the forest, which presents itself as a green mosaic and plays an important role in the food chain. In this article you can learn about the Tigers and its numbers in India.

Tiger Day At a conference on LTTE protection held in St. Petersburg, Russia in 2010, the international community decided to protect the LTTE and increase its numbers. Following this, International Tiger Day is observed annually on July 29 to protect the LTTE and raise awareness about the LTTE. The theme of this year's Tiger Day is 'They live in our hands'.

India continues to make various efforts to protect the national animal tiger. That is why the Union Government declared the tiger a national animal on November 17, 1973. Its beauty, majesty and roar have made the tiger the pride of being the national animal of India.

Number of tigers in India 

Tiger census has been conducted in India every four years since 2006. According to a 2006 census, there were 1,411 tigers in Indian forests, 1,706 in 2010 and 2,226 in 2014. According to the 2018 census, the number of LTTE cadres in India has risen to 2,967.

List of states 

Madhya Pradesh tops the list of most tiger-infested states. There are 526 tigers in the forests of Madhya Pradesh alone. Following this, the second state, Karnataka, has 524 tigers, according to the survey. The third largest state is Uttarakhand with 442 tigers and the fourth largest is Maharashtra with 312 tigers. Tamil Nadu is ranked 5th in this list. The survey revealed that there are a total of 264 tigers in Tamil Nadu.

The number of LTTE cadres in India has increased from 2,226 in 2014 to 2,967 in 2018. One third of the total LTTE population in our country is in Tamil Nadu and the southern states. The number of LTTE cadres in Tamil Nadu increased from 76 in 2006 to 163 in 2010 and 229 in 2014. At present the number of LTTE cadres in Tamil Nadu has increased to 264.

Statistics show that 981 tigers live in the Western Ghats alone, including Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Ecologists say it is gratifying that the number of tigers in Tamil Nadu continues to rise. This is because tigers play an important role in protecting the ecosystem of the forest.

Tiger Archive There are a total of 50 tiger archives in India. It is noteworthy that there are four LTTE archives in Tamil Nadu namely Kalakadu Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve, Anaimalai Tiger Reserve, Mudumalai Tiger Reserve and Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve.

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40 Body Facts That will rattle your Bones !!

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40 Body Facts That will rattle your Bones !!

March 12, 2021 Komentar

1. Skin cells live 14 to 28 days, red blood cells live 120 days. 

2. Humans share 99.9 percent of their genes with each other. 

3. Humans and chimps share 98.8 percent of their genes: humans and fruit flies share only 60 percent of their genes. 

4. Your body releases about two cups ( 400-500 ml of sweat a day 5. Identical twins are always the same gender. 

6. Every minute, your body sheds 30,000 to 40,000 dead skin cells. 7. Skin is the thinnest on your eyelids, the thickest on your palms and heels. 

8. Eighty - five percent of kids have acne. 

9. When exposed to direct sunlight, the body makes vitamin D. which boosts bone health and the immune system. 

10. Your sweat contains many of the same substances as your pee . 11. Fingerprints never change and no two are alike. 

12. Five million hairs grow on the body, but the scalp contains only about 100,000. 

13. The hair on your head grows about 0.01 inches ( 0-35 mm ) a day. 

14. Hair on the top of your head grows faster than hair sprouting from the side of your head. 

15. It takes 6 months to grow a fingernail, 18 months to grow a toenail. 

16. Children's nails grow fastest during the summer. 

17. More than 400 joints connect the 206 bones in a human skeleton 18. The average adult skeleton weighs 20 pounds ( 9 kg ). 

19. The thighbone is the longest bone in the body, measuring about 18 inches 45 cm ) in an adult. 

20. The shortest bone in the body is in the ear and is only o.1 inches ( 2.6 mm ) long.

21. Every day, your body produces more than 100 billion new blood cells. 

22. There are 14 bones in the face. 

23. Teeth are not made of bone, but rather of hard substances called enamel, dentin, and cementum, and soft tissue called the pulp. 

24. Each hand has 27 bones; each foot has 26. 

25. Babies have more bones than adults: as people grow some of their smaller bones fuse together. 

26. Almost everyone is born with flat feet ( having no arches in their feet ). 

27. The word " muscle comes from the Latin word " musculus, " which means " little mouse. " The Romans thought a flexing muscle looked like a rodent moving beneath the skin. 

28. of the body's 650 muscles, the gluteus maximus ( or butt muscle ) is the largest. 

29. The body uses 12 leg muscles to walk. 

30. It takes 12 muscles to smile, 11 to frown.

31. All of an adult's blood vessels laid end - to - end could circle Earth two and a half times. 

32. Blood travels 12,000 miles ( 19,000 km ) in one day. 

33. The heart pumps blood through its largest artery at about one mile per hour ( 1.6 kph ). In tiny vessels, blood moves only 43 inches an hour ( 109 cm per hour ). 

34. A soft tissue called marrow inside bones produces most new blood cells. 

35. Blood itself is about 100.4 ° F ( 38 ° C ) -a little hotter than the average body temperature. 

36. Blood is always red, but its shade varies by location in the body. 37. Being afraid and angry increases your heart rate by 30 to 40 beats per minute. 

38. Squeezing a tennis ball with your hand gives you a good idea of how hard the heart works to pump blood. 

39. The human heart weighs half a pound ( 0.2 kg ) in women, slightly more in men. 

40. The smallest blood vessels in the body are much tinier than human hair and just big enough that red blood cells can pass through a single file 

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15 wild cat facts that will make you purr!!

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15 wild cat facts that will make you purr!!

March 12, 2021 Komentar

 

1 There are MORE TIGERS IN CAPTIVITY in the United States alone than in the WILD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

2 THREE of the ORIGINAL EIGHT SUBSPECIES of the tiger are extinct 

3 Most BIG CATS ROAR; most SMALL CATS PURR.

4.The BENGAL TIGER is INDIA'S NATIONAL ANIMAL.

5 A LION PRIDE can be as few as 3 ANIMALS or as many as 30.

6 Cats CANNOT TASTE SWEET — they LACK the TASTE RECEPTORS 

7.SNOW LEOPARDS can TAKE DOWN PREY THREE TIMES THEIR WEIGHT

   

8 A CHEETAH can ACCELERATE FASTER than a RACE CAR. 

9 There are 35 SPECIES OF WILDCATS in the world. 

10 TIGERS CAN EAT more than 80 POUNDS ( 36 KG ) OF MEAT in one meal - that's like eating 70 T - BONE STEAKS!

  

11.Each species of big cat has A UNIQUE COAT FOR CAMOUFLAGE. 

12.A PUMA is also called a MOUNTAIN LION, A PANTHER, AND A COUGAR. 

13. A SERVAL'S BIG EARS help it HEAR THE SOFT SOUNDS of scurrying prey 

14. A LEOPARD can drag a small antelope UP A 50 - FOOT ( 15 - M ) TREE. 

15. A LION'S TOP RUNNING SPEED is 36 MILES PER HOUR ( 58 KPH ).

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40 FACTS ABOUT OCEANS That will make your head swim!!

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40 FACTS ABOUT OCEANS That will make your head swim!!

March 12, 2021 Komentar

 

1. Ninety percent of all volcanic activity on Earth occurs in the ocean. 

2. An area the size of New York State U.S.A., on the South Pacific ocean floor is home to 1,133 active volcanic cones and seamounts. 

3. In 2012, James Cameron, director of Avatar, became the first solo explorer to reach the deep est depth of the ocean. 

4. Earth's longest mountain range is under the sea. 

 5. Canada has 15 percent of the world's coastlinemore than any other country. 

6.At the deepest point in the ocean, the pressure is more than eight tons per square inch ( L.1 MT per cm ). 

7. The temperature of almost all deep - ocean water is just barely above freezing. 

8. If all of the gold in the world's seawater were sifted out, there would be enough for each person on Earth to claim nine pounds ( 4 kg ) 

9. The world's tallest known iceberg — found off the coast of Greenland was just a few feet shorter than the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., U.S.A. 

10. IF all of the oceans ' salt content could be collected and dried out, it would cover all of Earth's continents in five feet ( 1.5 m ) of sodium. 

11. Scientists measure the age of fish by counting times in their bones, just like the rings in a tree. 

12. The most primitive fishlike animals on Earth have sucking mouths, like lampreys, which are mostly bottom - dwellers. 

13. Sturgeons live 50 years or more and can weigh more than 1,000 pounds ( 454 kg ). 

14. Sharks have eyelids, but most other fish don't. 

15. Tuna can swim in quick bursts at 50 mph ( 80 kph ). 

16. Most fish can't swim backward. 

17. Most fish are unable to appreciate the colorful lures used to attract them because they are color-blind. 

18. Two of the four flatfish families have their eyes on the left side of their body. The other two families have their eyes on the right. 

19. Pufferfish puff up by pumping water into special sacs. Out of the water, they will still inflate by using air. 

20. An electric eel discharges some 350 volts - more than an electrical outlet in your house 

21. A giant squid is as long as a six-story building is high.

 22. Scientists once tracked a lobster as it traveled 225 miles ( 362 km ). 

23. A lobster's teeth are in its stomach. 

24. There's a type of land hermit crab in the Pacific islands that eats coconuts. 

25. A sea turtle can stay underwater for up to two hours without coming up for air

26. It would take a stack of more than nine Empire State Buildings to equal the average depth of the ocean. 

27. A dolphin's flipper has five digits, similar to a human's hand. 

28. Humans have only explored 5 percent of the ocean. 

29. The Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon off California, U.S.A., Is deeper than the Grand Canyon. 

30. The Gulf Stream off the U.S. Atlantic seaboard flows 300 times faster than the typical flow of the Amazon River. 

31. If you take a gulp of seawater, you may have just swallowed hundreds of thousands of phytoplankton and tens of thousands of zooplankton. 

32. Sand is made of tiny pieces of worn-down rock. Wind, water, and glaciers pick up the pieces and leave them in the ocean where they become sediment or on land, where they form our sand dunes. 

33. Kelp is harvested to make cosmetics and toothpaste. 

34. Lionfish are sometimes called turkey fish because their fins look like turkey feathers. 

35. Green sea turtles weigh about 300 pounds ( 135 kg ) -- that's as much as a male on. But while lions live about 15 years in the wild. green turtles live about 100.

36. Starfish aren't fish. Sea stars as they're properly called are echinoderms, related to sand dollars, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers. 

37. Some sea stars have more than 40 arms! If an arm is lost, they can grow a replacement. 

38. Jellyfish are about 95 percent water. 

39. Jellyfish don't have a brain, blood, or a heart! 

40. Sea stars take out their stomach to eat! They put it over prey. cover the prey with digestive juices, and then slurp it up. 

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10 WILD FACTS ABOUT WEATHER

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10 WILD FACTS ABOUT WEATHER

March 12, 2021 Komentar

1." Pea soup " fog is any thick and heavy fog . It gets its name from London during the Industrial Revolution when coal smoke coated the city with yellow smog, which the people nicknamed pea soup 

2. A mirage gives the appearance of a giant lake in the middle of a desert. What it really is: a reflection of the sky on a layer of hot air

3. Satellites up to 1,000 miles ( 1.609 km ) above Earth keep track of the weather below

4. ANCIENT GREEKS BELIEVED THAT WIND WAS THE EARTH BREATHING.

5.When it is winter in the United States, it is summer in Australia.

6.In cold weather when you can " see your breath, you're actually seeing water vapor released from your mouth that has turned into tiny visible droplets 

7. Hawaii, USA, is one of the wettest places in the world. It averages 450 inches ( 1.143 cm ) of rainfall a year 

8.San Francisco, USA, is known as " Fog City " Summer fog is caused by warm air mixing with the cool water coming into the San Francisco Bay.

9.Nighttime rainbows are called moon! They rarely occur because the moon must be very bright and be positioned in just the right way in relation to the rain. 

10.Hoarfrost is when spiky ice freezes on plants

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20 FLIGHT FACTS TO MAKE YOUR MIND SOAR

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20 FLIGHT FACTS TO MAKE YOUR MIND SOAR

March 12, 2021 Komentar

 1. Four hundred years before airplanes were invented, Leonardo da Vinci thought that people could learn to fly by watching birds. 

 2. The first airplanes used motorcycle or car tires for their landing wheels.

 3. In 1927, Charles Lindbergh became the first and first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. It took him 3372 hours to fly from New York to Paris. Today, it takes about 72 hours. 

4. The U.S. military's Falcon HTV - 2 can fly at speeds of 13.000 miles per hour ( 20,921 kph ) . Unfortunately, the super-fast bomber failed both of its test flights. 

5. The oldest kites were flown thousands of years ago in China.

6. Before the Wright brothers built airplanes, they built bicycles. 

7. When astronauts landed on the moon in July 1969. they left their backpacks and an American flag behind. 

8. Early airplane flights across North America took 48 hours. Today they take about 6/2 hours. 

9. The Antonov A - 225. the largest plane ever made, has 32 landing wheels. 

10. Hot air balloons stay aloft because hot air ( warmed by burners ) is lighter than the cold air in the sky around the balloon. 

11. The world's big gest kite is almost as wide as a football field. 

12. In 2001, an American businessman became the first " space tourist. " He paid $ 20 million to travel to the International Space Station. 

13. You can take a flight on a modified 727 airplane, where you experience weightlessness ( or zero gravity ) , just like astronauts. 

14. The spacecraft that carried the first astronauts to land on the moon back to Earth reached speeds of 25.000 mph ( 40,200 kph ). 

15. Some early inventors thought that one day people would fly on kites. 

16. The first airplane pilots were exposed to freezing temperatures and gusty winds because the cockpits were not enclosed. 

17. Only four years after the Wright brothers ' historic flight, the first helicopter took flight.

18. A duck a sheep, and a rooster were passengers on the first balloon Night.

19 . Chimpanzees, dogs, monkeys, mice, and a guinea pig have all traveled into space. 

20 . The flying monkeys in The Wizard of Oz were played by actors held in the air by piano 

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