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Boomslang Venom Makes Your Body Bleed Everywhere!

Unknown 1 animal Sunday, October 05, 2014

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<b>Boomslang (Dispholidus Typus)</b> is a greenish-black-blue snake which belongs to Colubridae family. This predator actually means "Tree snake", from two languages, Dutch and Afrikaans. This thing has quite large eyes than other snakes and an egg-shaped head with an average of 100 - 150 cm length.<br />
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The venom of the Colubridae family is usually harmless to humans except <b>Boomslang</b>. This family usually has small fangs and insufficient venom to affect somebody, not Boomslang. The venom of this species is insidious, the <b>boomslang</b> venom primarily contains hemotoxin, which removes the blood clotting and causes severe internal and external bleeding . Other symptoms that may be experienced before bleeding are nausea, headache, sleeplessness and mental disorders. This venom acts slowly and may take hours to experience severe bleeding from all parts of the body.<br />
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Something deadly always appears in an Agatha CHristie series, if you are a bookworm can you tell me which part it was in the comments. Stay away from boomslang usually when it gives an 'S'-pose.<br />
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Oh, and this thing is found only in the Amazon forest, unless your not there your safe.<br />
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Boomslang Venom Makes Your Body Bleed Everywhere!

Normally, if you get bit by some venomous reptile or animal, you bleed only that place. but the worst case is, you bleed from all parts or ...

7 Badass Creatures of the Blue, you wouldn't want to miss!!

Unknown 0 animal, crazy, fact, science Monday, May 19, 2014

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#7 <b>Fire-Coral</b><br />
They may be beautiful to see, but dangerous to touch. That is the reason why divers wear gloves! Their sting causes intense pain that could last for weeks!!<br />
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You may be a pro-diver, but you must be very careful when these guys are around you!!<br />
If you step on them, that's all, There's nothing much you can do to escape the stings of this predator!<br />
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#5 <b>Stone fish</b><br />
This venomous creature could hide from you behind coral plants with the help of its ugly structure!<br />
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#4 <b>Crocodiles</b><br />
Nothing is needed to be explained about the brutal ability to kill of this vicious predator!!<br />
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#3 <b>Blue-ringed Octopus</b><br />
This is different from the normal eight-leggies (octopus), as it has venom 10,000 times powerful than cyanide!!<br />
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#2<b> The Great White Shark</b><br />
Here is the King of sharks! The most dangerous and marauding creature of the deep blue sea!<br />
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#1 <b>Box Jellyfish</b><br />
The most venomous species presently in the world!! The Box Jellyfish has accounted for most deaths by any animal!!<br />
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Cutting a limb of Salamander, does nothing to it!!

Unknown 0 animal, crazy, fact, science Sunday, May 04, 2014

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The present day <b>Salamander</b> species are grouped under the term <b>Urodela</b>. They almost look like a lizard with slender bodies, short limbs at right angles to the body. <b>Salamanders </b>are almost extinct in the southern hemisphere and are found in the <b>Holarctic ecozone</b> and a few gallivanting in the<b> Neotropical zone</b>!<br />
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The <b>Salamanders</b> have the<b> capability to regenerate and rejuvenate its lost parts</b>! If you cut a <b>salamander</b>'s limb, any limb; after few days, you'll just find the limb at the same place from where you cut it off!! Many researches are on this and they are hoping that this capability of <b>salamander</b>'s to <b>regenerate its parts</b>, might make way to a very much needed <b>medicine</b> for<b> humans</b>!! It was discovered that immune cells called <b>Macrophages</b> plays the critical role in the early stage of<b> regenerating lost limbs</b>! It was also discovered that the <b>Salamanders </b>failed in regenerating its limbs when the <b>macrophages </b>was removed from their limbs!! </div>
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These <b>Salamanders </b>keep growing every time you cut them!! They don't fall so easily! </div>
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Cutting a limb of Salamander, does nothing to it!!

The present day Salamander species are grouped under the term Urodela . They almost look like a lizard with slender bodies, short limbs at...

The Bee Queen, Sara Mapelli covers herself with 12,000 Bees!

Unknown 0 animal, crazy, Facts Sunday, May 04, 2014

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This Women, <b>Sara Mapelli</b> is a dancer, but weird thing about her is she dances with the bees! She is also frequently referred to as the <b>bee dancer or the bee queen</b>. This YouTube video which is below this post went viral over the internet and where she is naked and 12,000 bees cover her body and she is still alive. <b>Sara Mapelli</b> must be really sick right now even must have died, but still nobody knows the secret of why she is not bitten by a single bee, even if 12,000 sits over her.<br />
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I still can't believe she dances with the bees. Maybe the reason she is called <b>"Bee Queen" or "Bee Dancer"</b> is because she is still alive. The video scares me out and makes even go Eww! How can a person dance with 12,000 bees. This is really a mind-blowing thing done by<b> Sara Mapelli</b>. She has done 2 Dances so far and she is going to do the third Bee Dance, she says that the bees move with her rhythm of her body and she may go to any extent of mating with them. That would be ridiculous. There is a official website for Sara Mapelli where you could follow her activity with the bees.<br />
Check out he website here : http://saramapellibeequeen.com. The world is full of surprises, sacrifices and guts. This women has all the guts and love of what she does. I wonder if she will beat Bear Grylls with this? No way, he's even better. What do you think is more crazy than this, leave in the comments.<br />
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The Bee Queen, Sara Mapelli covers herself with 12,000 Bees!

This Women, Sara Mapelli is a dancer, but weird thing about her is she dances with the bees! She is also frequently referred to as the b...

5 spiders that can make you sick! Very sick!

Unknown 0 animal, crazy, fact Friday, May 02, 2014

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You would never want to be spying around areas where these creepers are hiding! Here is a list of the Top 5 spideys that can make you gone with their bite!!<br />
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#5  Red Back Spider [latrodectus hasselti] :<br />
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This deadly spider was described by Swedish Arachnologist, Tamerlan Thorell in the year 1870 from the specimens collected in Rockhampton and Bowen. Its bite causes latrodectism, the illness which causes pain, muscle rigidity, vomiting, and sweating. Its behavior is not only harsh with other species, but also with their own! The red back spider is one of the very few spiders which show sexual cannibalism, i.e. it consumes its partner after mating!<br />
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#4  Brown Recluse Spider or Violin Spider [Loxosceles reclusa] :<br />
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This Spider is named as Brown Recluse Spider for its habit of hiding in dark places, and it is also known as violin spider because of a violin-shaped marking. Its bite causes pain and burning for the first 10 minutes and followed by itching. the other symptoms caused by its bite include fever, chills, nausea, muscle aches and <br />
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#3 Black Widow Spider [Latrodectus mactans]<br />
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It might not be as Hot as Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow of Marvel), but it is as dangerous as the "fictitious" black widow. Its bite gives a appearance of a target, a pale area inside a red ring. If bitten, in the first two hours, you may develop severe muscle cramps and pain.Other symptoms are weakness, sweating, headache, anxiety, itching, nausea, difficulty to breathe and increased blood pressure. These spiders usually live in Trash, closets and other dark places where light is not present!!<br />
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#2 Sidney funnel-web spider [Atrax robustus] :<br />
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According to the statistics made by the University of Sydney, this spider is obviously the most badass spider in all of Australia! This Ugly dude's massive fangs are of venom that is highly toxic! The venom of the male spider is 5 times more powerful than the female. Symptoms start to occur immediately, that include piloerection (goosebumps), sweating, muscle twitching, salivation, lacrimation (tears), tachycardia (increase in blood pressure), and then severe hypertension.<br />
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#1 The Brazilian wandering spider or the Banana spider [Phoneutria nigriventer] :<br />
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The venom of this spider is almost 30 times powerful than the venom of a rattlesnake! A study by students show that only 33% of the bites contain significant venom! It has been called Banana spider because it has been found in bunches of bananas imported from Brazil!! Many big companies are hoping that eventually this venom of the Brazilian wandering spider helps in the cure of Erectile Dysfunction.<br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: x-small;">The Komodo dragon also known as the komodo monitor , is a large species of lizards mostly found in the indonasian islands of  Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang, and Padar. It is said to be the largest living species of lizard, that grows to a maximum length of 3 meters in rare cases and weighing up to approximately 70 kilograms </span><br />
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Their unusually very large size has been attributed to island gigantism, since it is not possible for any other carnivorous animal to occupy its niche. as a result of their size , these lizards largely dominate the ecosystems in which they reside . komodo dragons hunt and ambush prey including invertebrates, birds, and mammals</span>.</span><br />
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<span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">The Komodo dragon uses its tongue to detect, taste</span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">, and smell stimuli</span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">, as with many other reptiles, with the vomeronasal </span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">sense using the Jacobson's organ</span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">, without  using the nostrils.</span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;"> With a little help of a wind and its habit of swinging its head side to side as while walking, a Komodo dragon may be able to detect a carrion from 4–9.5 km away.</span></span><br />
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<span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: x-small; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">It is claimed that they have a venomous bite, there are two glands in the lower jaw which secrete different kinds of toxic proteins. The biological significance of these proteins is disputed, but the glands have been shown to secrete an anticoagulant. The diet of big Komodo dragons mainly consists of deer, though they also eat considerable amounts of carrion</span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: x-small; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">.</span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: x-small; line-height: 13.333333015441895px;"> </span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: x-small; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">Komodo dragons may also occasionally attack humans in the area </span><span style="background-color: white; color: #252525; font-size: x-small; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">where they live .</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">Pound to pound they are incredibly powerful,  the largest lizard in the world measures up to three metres long  and 120kg. And they are strong swimmers too, so can follow a fleeing prey into the sea.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">Generally they attack their prey but don't kill it then and there. They have a poisonous saliva full of different bacteria, So in a couple of days septicaemia sets in and the prey dies.</span><br />
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Contrary to some reports they do not spit out their venom, but their teeth are shark-like and leave on a nasty and poisonous bite. If the wounded prey gets away the dragon can follow the blood trail even to a couple of miles.</span><br />
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A kill usually attracts many dragons who feed on the similar hierarchy of animals.Although attacks on humans are rare, an eight-year-old German boy was mauled to death there in 2007.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">Other humans living in the surroundings of this species have learnt to adapt themselves to this creature and prevent themselves,but if they are attacked when alone or when surrounded by them in large numbers, nothing can be sure.</span><br />
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A mite at your house could be an athlete!

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Get off with <b>cheetah</b>, there's a new runner in town! A Southern California <b>Mite </b>has set a new record as the <b>world's fastest animal</b> and has taken us by surprise!! The <b>Mite </b>can run 20 times faster than a <b>cheetah</b> which is also the same as a person running 2092 km per hour. The biological name of the <b>mite</b> might be so big- <b>Paratarsotomus Macropalpis</b>, but this<b> World's fastest animal</b> is not so big in size even as a sesame seed.<br />
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The <b>Mite </b>has also outclassed the <b>Australian tiger beetle</b>, the world record holder for its running speed as calculated in body lengths per second. The Beetle runs 177 body lengths per second. It's speed is equivalent to a human running 770 km per hour, which is just more than a third of the <b>mite's </b>speed. Although small in size, <b>Mite</b>, <b>World's fastest animal</b>, was recorded running at up to 322 body lengths per second. </div>
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Let's all take a second to make way for the fast runner! and congratulate the <b>Mite</b> on becoming the <b>World's fastest animal</b>!! </div>
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Get off with cheetah , there's a new runner in town! A Southern California Mite has set a new record as the world's fastest animal ...

4 of the World’s Weirdest & Most Unusual Mammals!

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Some are impossibly cute, looking like cartoon characters, while others are such bizarre combinations of animal features they were thought to be frauds at first glance. These six mammals are among the world’s weirdest, with highly unusual looks, bodily features more commonly found in reptiles or birds, and surprising defence mechanisms.</div>
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This creature is so cute it doesn’t seem real. The Slender Loris is a nocturnal primate with long, thin limbs and opposable thumbs found in the rainforests of Sri Lanka and Southern India. They curl up in little balls to sleep in groups of two to four, high in the treetops. A close relative, the Slow Loris, is just as cute: watch these two videos and you’ll understand. But be careful, because the Slow Loris possesses a trait that’s highly rare in mammals: a toxic bite.</div>
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Pangolins look like anteaters, but they’re covered in overlapping scales made of keratin, with fur on their undersides. They have long, pointed snouts, and roll into balls as a defense mechanism, with the sharp-edged scales acting as armor. They can also spray a foul acid from glands near the anus, similar to a skunk. The long claws on its front legs enable climbing but make it difficult to walk, so they tuck them under when on all fours. They have extremely long tongues for lapping nectar, which retract deep into their abdominal cavities when not in use.</div>
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<span style="text-align: left;">The strange, complex wrinkled faces of this particular bat species (Centurio senex) have a number of functions you might not expect. The flaps of skin, which are more pronounced on males than females, contain storage pouches to hold fruit. The males have extra flaps containing scent glands that help them attract mates. The unusual shape of their skulls produces bite forces up to 20% higher than other bats of a similar size, so they can eat tougher fruit. The wrinkle-faced bat is technically classed as a leaf-nose bat, but doesn't have a leaf nose.</span></div>
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4 of the World’s Weirdest & Most Unusual Mammals!

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One Sheep Jumps , $100,000 Bumps!

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In Turkey during the year 2005 , when the shepherds left for their lunch leaving behind the sheeps together for grazing.<br />
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One sheep decided to jump off a cliff, to it's death. As sheep are natural followers, 1,500 others followed, each blindly leaping off the cliff.<br />
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However, only 450 animals died because the ones who jumped off later fell atop the fluffy cushions that were the dead sheep. While it may be easy to laugh at this and dismiss it as “baaaaad” luck, the truth is that it was a huge economical blow for the shepherds. The estimated loss to the families topped $100,000, a significant portion in a country where average GDP per head is around $2,700.</div>

One Sheep Jumps , $100,000 Bumps!

In Turkey during the year 2005 , when the shepherds left for their lunch leaving behind the sheeps together for grazing. One sheep d...

The Smallest Dog in the World!

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The dog world can rest easy tonight, as a new smallest dog in the world (actual title: Smallest Dog Living) has finally been christened by Guinness World Records. This caps months of intense speculation by dog lovers everywhere, with long-winded debates breaking out in comment sections, bars, and even the senate floor (Ted Cruz, R-Texas).<br />
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Finally, a ruling came down. The 2013 Smallest Dog in the World is ... small. Victory! To be sure, the dog is small. How small? I don't know. Okay: She's 3.8 inches, from backbone to paw. Small, to use the vernacular. Her name is Miracle Milly. She is a brown Chihuahua.</div>

The Smallest Dog in the World!

The dog world can rest easy tonight, as a new smallest dog in the world (actual title: Smallest Dog Living) has finally been christened by...

5 Aquatic Creatures you don't want to see!

Unknown 0 animal, aquatic, bizzare, crazy, Facts Friday, March 14, 2014

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 Given the extreme depths to which scientists must go to find these frightful–and tiny–fish, little is known about the hatchetfish. Making top models around the world jealous, the morose-looking creatures derive their name from how razor-thin they are.<br />
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 Consider the fangtooth fish to be the underwater equivalent of a menacing pitbull with a heart of gold. Despite their threatening appearance, the fangtooth is incredibly benign–especially as its poor eyesight means that if it wants to hunt, the fangtooth quite literally has to bump into its prey in order to find it.<br />
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These icky echinoderms certainly boggle the mind. Lacking a true brain and any semblance of sensory organs, the sea cucumber boasts about the same mental capacity as the food for which it is named. Nevertheless, the cuke serves as vital part of the oceanic ecosystem, as it recycles nutrients and breaks down detritus that comes its way.<br />
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Deemed by some scientists as a “living fossil” and overshadowed by its flashy counterparts, the goblin shark leads a relatively mysterious existence deep below the ocean blue. The only extant survivor of a 125 million-year old family of sharks, the goblin is truly unique…and ugly. Apart from its most salient features (re: its long, flattened snout and protruding jaws), the goblin is relatively unremarkable.<br />
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Located in the Atlantic and Caribbean waters, the flamingo tongue snail feeds on toxic sea fans and, like Bruce Willis in “Unbreakable”, suffers no harm. In fact, the cunning snail absorbs the venom and–to the chagrin of its potential predators–becomes toxic itself.<br />
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5 Aquatic Creatures you don't want to see!

#1 Hatchet Fish ALL IMAGE SOURCES : NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Given the extreme depths to which scientists must go to find these fright...

Which came first chicken or the egg ? Scientists have the answer!

Unknown 0 animal, chicken, crazy, egg, Facts Friday, March 14, 2014

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It is an age-old riddle that has perplexed generations: <b>Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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The scientific and philosophical mystery was purportedly unraveled by researchers at Sheffield and Warwick universities, according to the Daily Mail newspaper.
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<b>The scientists found that a protein found only in a chicken's ovaries is necessary for the formation of the egg</b>, according to the paper . The egg can therefore only exist if it has been created inside a chicken.<br />
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Which came first chicken or the egg ? Scientists have the answer!

It is an age-old riddle that has perplexed generations: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Now British scientists claim to have ...

Mosquitoes don't just bite, they also urinate

Unknown 0 animal, bite, crazy, Facts, mosquitoes, urine Wednesday, March 12, 2014

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<b>When a mosquito bites you and starts to suck away on your blood, it's also simultaneously urinating on you.</b><br />
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In a new paper published by Cornell University, keeping that "gotta go" feeling from being relieved may actually be one way to keep mosquitoes in check. Researchers identified a protein from the renal tubules of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that's involved in promoting urination as they feed on blood. When mosquitoes consume and process blood meals, they must urinate to prevent fluid and salt overloads that can kill them.
 
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Mosquitoes don't just bite, they also urinate

Making bloodsuckers uncomfortable down below may lead to greater control of populations and diseases. When a mosquito bites you and start...

A Rooster without Head lived for 18 months!

abhimanyu kashinath 0 "the headless wonder chicken", 18 months, alive, animal, beheaded, crazy, Facts rooster Tuesday, March 11, 2014

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<span style="font-size: large;">A rooster beheaded but still alive . Believe it or not its the truth!</span><br />
<span style="font-size: large;">In 1945, a rooster by the name of Mike lived 18 months without a head.</span><br />
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<span style="font-size: large;">A farmer tried to use him as chicken dinner, but after the beheading, the rooster was still alive. In the 18 months that Mike lived as <b>'The Headless Wonder Chicken' </b>he grew from a mere 2 1/2 lbs. to nearly 8 lbs.He consequently became famous but eventually died via choking. They fed Mike by inserting an eyedropper of grain and water into his open esophagus.</span></div>

A Rooster without Head lived for 18 months!

A rooster beheaded but still alive . Believe it or not its the truth! In 1945, a rooster by the name of Mike lived 18 months without a hea...

Fish that feeds on whales!!

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<span style="font-size: large;">Sea lampreys are parasitic fish that feed on others' blood, attaching to the skin with a suction-cup like mouth.</span><br />
<span style="font-size: large;">Blood-sucking sea lampreys feed on prey as big as minke whales, according to new research.</span><br />
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<span style="font-size: large;">Sea lampreys (Petromyzon marinus) are known to feed on a wide variety of fish using a funnel-like mouth filled with teeth and a razor-like tongue.
In the past lamprey teeth-marks have been identified on whale and porpoise bodies.
Sea lampreys have also been photographed attached to Pacific humpback and North Atlantic right whales.</span><br />
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Fish that feeds on whales!!

Sea lampreys are parasitic fish that feed on others' blood, attaching to the skin with a suction-cup like mouth. Blood-sucking sea lam...