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74Differences between African and Asian Elephants
The world’s largest animal on land is the elephant. The world’s largest animal in the world is also the largest animal in water – which is the blue whale. An elephant has an average weight of about 7 tons. The blue whale has an average weight...
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74The 3 Idiots - 3 Idiots Movie - and 3 Idiots Songs
The Hindi film industry in India has for a long time been in favour of films that appeal to a broad spectrum of audience that includes the rural Indians. It is because of this that most of Indian movies are done in the local Indian language of...
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71Function Of Proteins - Amino Acids - and Branched Chain Amino Acids
Amino acids are the main building blocks of proteins. Amino acids are also intermediates players in body metabolism. Proteins serve in building and repairing of body tissues as well as a source of energy for the body. In particular, proteins play...
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73World’s Biggest Rat - Largest Rat in the World - the Bosavi Woolly Rat
The world’s biggest rat is the Bosavi Woolly rat. Bosavi Woolly rat inhibit the Mount Bosavi regions of the Papua New Guinea. Bosavi Woolly rat is a true rat just like the same kind of rats and mice you find in houses and city sewers. This largest...
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80World’s Biggest Tortoise – World’s Largest Tortoise – the Galapagos Tortoise
The world’s biggest tortoise is the Galapagos tortoise. Galapagos tortoises inhibit the Galapagos Islands on the west of Ecuadorian mainland. Galapagos tortoises can weigh up to 400 kilograms (which is about the weight of two male African lions)....
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81World’s Deadliest Scorpion – Fat Tailed Scorpion – and Death Stalker Scorpion
The world’s deadliest scorpion is a scorpion called fat-tailed man-killer. The fat tailed scorpion is of the genius Androctonus. Stings from this fat tailed scorpion are painful and will kill you unless treated with antivenom for Androctonus...
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75Human Skeletal System – Human Skeleton Bones – and Functions of Skeletal System
A fully grown up person, 25 years and above, has 206 bones and a newly born baby has no less than 270 bones. This happens because as we grow older a number of small bones will fuse together forming larger and stronger bones. The pelvis and the...
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76Formation of Frost - Formation of Fog - and Difference between Fog and Frost
You can dissolve salt in hot water in a glass to yield a saturated solution. If you allow the saturated solution to cool down, some of the dissolved salt will be deposited down at the bottom of the glass. Similarly, water vapour can mix in air and...
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78Human Muscular System - Human Muscles - and Busiest Muscle in the Body
The human muscular system is an organ system composed of skeletal muscles, smooth muscles and cardiac muscles. There are at least 639 muscles in a human body. The muscular system in human is controlled through nervous system and brain, except that...
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77The Circulatory System - Human Heart – and Lymphatic System
The human circulatory system consists of the heart, blood, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and the lymphatic system. Blood and lymph are the two fluids in the circulatory system. Lymph is that almost colourless fluid that contains...
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