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What about Sharks??  Well this day we will give you some amazing trivias about this beast scary or scariest beast deep beneath the dark sea.  Sharks have upper and lower eye lid, but they can't able to close their eyes.  But, sharks can able to move both their upper and lower jaws.  Sharks cannot flap their Gills like most of the fishes.  Sharks can grow and use over 20,000 teeths in its lifetime.  Female sharks can become pregnant without any contact from a male.  Sharks can detect a single drop of blood in an olympic size pool.  When frightened, sharks swim in an 8 motion.  Only one case of shark bite is in the record yearly, 35,000 case of drowning is recorded on the same year.  Male shark usually bite the females, so the pregnant sharks used to avoid male shark in scared to bite their babies.  Baby shark is called pup There are more preys like seal, fish, or polar bears in california, that's why there are ...

The Rangeomorphs have puzzled scientists for years, but these new scans may begin to unlock their mysteries They lived before the dawn of true animals, some 580 million years ago, and scientists still aren’t sure whether they were animals, plants, or neither. These mysterious creatures known as Ediacarans have puzzled researchers for years. Now, however, new scans of rare 3D Ediacaran fossils found in Namibia have revealed more about these bizarre life forms than ever before. Researchers at University College London carried out these scans on a specific group of Ediacarans called Rangeomorphs, as detailed in a new study published in the journal  Precambrian Research . Using computerized tomography technology, the researchers were able to see inside these specimens like never before and at least begin to understand their inner-workings. “This is the first look inside such a unique specimen of a rangeomorph,” lead researcher Alana Sharp  told the New Scientist ...

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? The chicken, no, the egg, no, the chicken, no, the egg. It's enough to make your head spin right off your neck. We've all been through the logic; most of us end up at the same place. As Luna Lovegood, the dreamy yet dotty witch from Harry Potter put it when asked the riddle, "A circle has no beginning." And indeed, attempting to identify the first case of a circular cause and consequence is an exercise in utter futility. For those who don't have a pat story involving a divine being who spits out perfectly formed species, it's a no-win situation. But that doesn't stop us from asking. Luckily for people kept awake at night by such quandaries, NPR's Robert Krulwich recently got to the bottom of the dilemma when he, thankfully, stumbled across the video below. Basically, many, many moons ago there was a chicken-like bird. It was genetically close to a chicken but wasn't a full-blown chicken yet. The vide...

For our first Trivia...  Here's 12 Facts and Delusions that we must know.  1. Sushi Thankfully sushi is not a particularly fattening food, and a low calorie meal is not out of the cards if you have a craving for sushi. While the rice in sushi contains a fair amount of carbohydrates, sushi can be eaten without rice (as sashimi) and in moderation, even a standard sushi item can be a healthy treat without breaking the calorie bank. 2. Fresh Juice.  fresh juice is best consumed fresh - and that means within the first twenty minutes. The reason for this is simple. Fresh juice - and all its benefits - come from its freshness. As soon as you juice fresh produce, you're breaking open the cell walls of these nutrient-rich fruits and veggies and activating the nutrients - the vitamins, enzymes, minerals, phytonutrients, chlorophyll, etc. - found in the product.  3. Eating cycle It turns out that people who eat before bed are more likely to gain w...

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