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India is the largest country in the South asia Region, located primarily in the center of the subcontinent. The country shares land borders with Pakistan to the northwest, China and Nepal to the north, Bhutan to the northeast, and Bangladesh and Myanmar are to the east. Maritime borders in the Indian ocean exist with Sri lanka to the south, Maldives to the southwest, and Indonesia to the southeast. The Republic of India is the seventh largest country in the world by area and, with over a billion people, is second only to China in population, although its much higher birth-rate makes it likely to reach pole position in less than ten years. It is an extremely diverse country, with vast differences in geography, climate, culture, language and ethnicity across its expanse, and prides itself on being the largest democracy on Earth and a hub of trade in Southeast Asia. India provides a vast canvass for touring whether it may be cultural, adventure, religious, history, beach, wildlife and ot...

  6G network!!                         Now is the time to fess up if you don't actually know what terms like 4G, 5G and 6G actually mean. it refers to different generations of technology standards for cellular networks. in other words, it's the level at which your cell phone, internet and lots of other telecommunications architecture perform. That's why lots of people were excited about 5G. phone fast!  stream all the things! less painful zoom meetings! well, things are going to get even  faster and even better when more 5G networks pop up worldwide. And japan and korea are already working on 6G capabilities . this next generation will help improve things like teleworking and distance learning, as well as more futuristic pursuits like holograms and virtual and augmented reality.         On nov 6 2020, china successfully launched an experimental test satellite with candidates for 6G techn...

           When a person cries, tear fluid is secreted by the lacrimal gland seen bulging the conjunctiva. This tear passes through numerous ducts into conjunctival sac, aided by ocular muscle contraction From there, it reaches the lacrimal sac and through the lacrimal duct, it is drained into the nasal cavity. (Lacrimal duct is  anatomical drainage canal that connects the corner of the eye to the lower surface of the nasal cavity). When there is a sudden discharge of tear, as while crying, the fluid is pooled resulting in congestion.             Another interesting fact is that nature has provided with a flap valve at the terminal part of the canal to prevent tear fluid from being pushed by air, while sneezing or bowling.

           On each side the fish's body are little pores which pick up vibrations and changes of pressure in the water, indicating the approach of an enemy. Fish of the carp family have tiny   bones in the head which are linked with the swim bladder. The swim bladder acts as a sounding board, which magnifies the tiniest vibrations and passes them to the inner ear. Fish Ear:              

BASILISK LIZARD🦎                    The Basilisk Lizard of central America, literally, runs over the water on its hind legs to escape from danger, while it is near a river or lake. It does not sink because of its high speed and its fringed toes that spread its weight. A Basilisk  has been seen to cross a 400 Metres  wide lake without sinking. Should this fail to shake off a predator, it can swim strongly and is also able dive, remaining underwater for long periods, until the danger is past. Basilisk lizards types: plumed basilisk brown basilisk western basilisk Common basilisk Fun facts: Basilisk runs on its back legs on the water. Basilisk can only go about 20 feet on the water before they start to sink. Basilisk lay between 10 and 20 eggs in a hole in the ground. Basilisk  are omnivores . they eat fruit, plants, insects and small animals.

 Spiders 🕷                   They spin webs to trap the insects on which they feed. Spiders have a remarkable little mechanism called a spinneret at the tip of the abdomen. The spinneret produces a silky, hair-thin thread which dries up on contact with the air and becomes relatively strong and elastic. It is also sticky enough to catch an insect's feet or wings. the insect's struggles to escape create vibrations through the web and alert the hidden spider, signaling that dinner is ready. with their spinnerets, spiders also make silken linings for their burrows or cocoons for their eggs. Baby spiders are often carried aloft on wind-borne gossamer and land many miles away from their birth place. spider silk is used in certain optical instruments TYPES OF WEBS : Orb weaver Sheet weaver Tangle-web spider Funnel-web spider Triangle weaver Ogre-faced spider Trapdoor spider Purseweb spider Diving bell spider

 Kangaroo Rat                       Scientific name : " Dipodomys "                        " dipodo " is from latin word, dipodo means two feet. " mys " is also from latin word, means mouse.                     It is a tiny desert rodent that jumps around like a kangaroo on long and powerful hind legs. kangaroo rats grow only about 38 centimetres long, including a tail of more than 20 centimetres . They have short front legs and large heads. At night, kangaroo rats come out from their burrows and search for food. they have large eyes and can see well in the dark. their silky fur is yellow or brown on the upper parts and white on the underparts. kangaroo rats use their small front feet  to stuff food into fur-lined pouches on the outside of their cheeks. they carry the food back to their nests. kangaroo rats, lik...

Aston Martin DBS Superleggera              The Aston Martin DBS Superleggera is expected to launch in june 2021. the aston martin DBS superleggera will rival S-class, Rolls Royce phantom and ghost. expect prices to start from 5.00 Cr . Launch date              The highly-anticipated aston martin DBS superleggera was officially launched on the 26th june 2021 and it's the highest-performance aston martin on the market today. Colors              It is available in 8 ultra-modern and vibrant colors White, Red, Black, Apple green, Grey, Orange, Magnetic Metallic and Stormy sea . Coupe horsepower             A twin-turbocharged 5.2-liter V-12 engine makes 715 house power and drives the rear wheels through an eight-speed automatic; mash the gas pedal  and the DBS takes off like a saturn V rocket.  DBS superleggera on to a 211-mph top speed.  ...

ROLLS-ROYCE                    Rolls-Royce Motors Cars Limited is a British luxury automobile maker. Rolls-royce motor cars limited operates from purpose-built administrative and production facilities opened in 2003 across from the historic Goodwood circuit in Goodwood, west Sussex, England, united kingdom . Rolls-royce motors cars limited is the exclusive manufacturer of Rolls-royce branded motors cars since 2003 ROLLS-ROYCE BOAT TAIL:                  It is a full-sized luxury Coachbuilt grand tourer car made by rolls-royce motor cars. It is the world's most expensive new car at US $28 million and only 2 more cars will be built after the first.                                             Overview Manufacturer             -    Rolls-Royce ...

Flower name: kurinji Flower Scientific name: Strobilanthes kunthiana                                          Before flowering, a plant must attain the ripe-to-flower condition. To attain this condition, the plant must complete a period of vegetative growth. Attainment of this of this condition does not automatically lead to the initiation of flower primordial.                                            Certain environment condition must follow. temperature and duration of light and dark periods within the 24 hours cycle are the two important environmental factors that influence the initiation of flower primordial in a plant that has attained ripe-to-flower condition.                              ...

Yes!         There are over one hundred species of Drosera family that eat insects. the best known are the venus Fly-trap. In natural conditions ,  they grow in water logged places such as swamps. water prevents their roots from getting the oxygen and nitrogen that they need to survive.    Insect-eating plants find a way around this difficulty by attracting and devouring i nsects, w hich provide them with protein (which contains oxygen and nitrogen) SUNDEWS:            S undews , are carnivorous plants. They use a thick gluey goo called mucilage to trap and digest their prey. The mucilage is attached to special hairs called trichomes. They are one of the most common carnivorous plants. They have at least 188 species. VENUS FLY-TRAP:               Venus flytrap  plants can't eat anything much bigger than a housefly and mostly they eat mosquitoes and gnats.   If you  put the...

VEGETABLES AND BENEFITS:  1.Beetroot: * Benefits Improves brain function. Increases immunity. Cleanses the blood. Supports healthy skin.

  FRUITS AND BENEFITS: 1. Pineapple * Benefits: supports your immune system. Strengthens your bones. controls blood pressure. 2.Papaya * Benefits: Protects eye sight. nourishes hair. prevents cancer. 3.Musk melon * Benefits: Offers liver protection. remedy for gastic ulcers. has anti-inflammatory properties. 4.Sweet lemon *Benefits: Good for stomach. Hair care treatment. reduces fever.

 Benefits of orange: Protects your cells from damage Helps your body make collagen, a protein that heals wounds and gives you smoother   skin Makes it easier to absorb iron to fight  anemia Boosts your  immune system , your body's defense against germs Slows the advance of age-related  macular degeneration   (AMD), a leading cause of  vision loss Helps fight  cancer -causing free radicals

Benefits of apple: 1.Apples are nutritious. 2.Apples may be good for weight loss. 3.Apples may be good for your heart. 4.Helpfull in lower risk of diabetes. 5, Apples may help prevent cancer. 6.Apples may be good for bone health.