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Our natural world is a splash     of eye-catching                      Colours.                 Earth itself has been called the 'blue planet'                          because when viewed from outer space it has                                  a distinctive blue colour. Shades of green found in nature are largely due to plants. A plants called chlorophyll gives leaves and vegetation their green colour. But as spring unfolds to autumn, the chlorophyll in leaves decay. Little by little, the green colour fades and is repl...

@In some urban areas rain is up to 25% more likely on a Saturday than on a Monday! @On Titan, Saturn's natural satellite, it rains methane! @It takes about 15 million cloud droplets to make one raindrop.

@zebras are attracted to black-and-white stripes. Even if the stripes are painted on a wall , a zebra will tend to go stand next to it! @Unlike humans, birds do not have vocal cords! @Without their costs, lion and tiger bodies are so similar that experts can tell them apart. @Baby songbirds learn to sing much the same wat that human infants learn to mimic their parents' speech! @ Cape Dezhnev in Russia, is always a day ahead of cape prince of wales in North America, even though the

"...if the EYE attempts to follow the flight of a gaudy butter-fly, it is arrested by some strange tree or or fruit; if WATCHING an insect one forgets it in the stranger flower it is crawling over...." This entry from Charles Darwin's diary captures, the beauty of life pulsating through rainforests. Brightly coloured, long-tailed parrots flying through trees, toucans perched on high branches, gibbons swinging through the canopy, lively chattering of monkeys, loud morning calls of orangutans, nocturnal cacophony of frogs and bird songs echoing through the forest might delight your senses of sight and sound, if you ever hike through a rainforest! But before you adventure into this treasure trove of nature which houses more than 50% of all the world's plant and animals species, here's something about some of the wild residents you might come across in a rainforest... Rainforests provide shelter to millions of life forms, some yet to be discovered. One rainforest in...

1. Who was the first Indian President? ! K.R.Narayanan !! Dr.Rajendra Prasad !!! APJ Kalam 2. The Frenchman who won lots of battles in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries? ! Hitler !! Eisenhower !!! Napoleon 3. Who discovered America? ! Columbus !! Raleigh !!! Drake 4.  The Taj Mahal is located in...... ! Shimla !! Agra !!! Rajasthan 5. Which country held the first Olympic Games? ! Greece !! Russia !!! Peru 6. Which English lady nursed the soldiers and became famous? ! Flora McDonald !! Elizabeth Fry !!! Florence Nightingale 7. What was the name of the first person to set foot on the moon? ! Neil Armstrong !! John Lennon !!! Martin Luther King 8. Who was Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)? ! Music composer !! Nuclear scientist !!! Florist 9. Alexander Graham Bell invented....in the 1870's. ! Computers !! Cars !!! Telephones 10. Wil liam Wordsworth was a famous poet . ! True !! False Answers : 1 Dr . Rajendra Prasad 2 Napoleon 3 Columbus ...

The most influential physicist of the 20th century, Albert Einstein made numerous contributions based on his theories that have benefited the world. While he was not an inventor by trade, Einstein invented a refrigerator that functioned without electricity. It may be adaptable into an eco-friendly version 70 years after he invented it. Many of Einstein's "inventions" were his theoretical concepts that laid the groundwork for future scientific research in other fields. Special Theory of Relativity(STR) Einstein's major contribution as an inventor was his theory of relativity of e=m*c*c, the relationship of energy and mass. The formula played a critical part in the development of atomic power that lead to the creation of weapons used to end World War II. Although Einstein did not design the atomic bomb, he encouraged President Franklin Roosevelt to develop and use it before Germany did. Atomic energy had led to new technologies including its use as a power source. Qu...

             Watch your thoughts,                 For they become words.                    Watch your words,                        For they become actions.                           Watch your actions,                             For they become habits.                 Watch your habits,                     For they become character.               Watch your character,                     For it becomes your destiny.

Q.1. From which century has Doraemon came from? A) 20 B) 21 C) 22 D) 23 Q.2. What is Doraemon's sister name? A) Dora Dora B) Doraemi C) Shizuka D) Doraemon has no sister Q.3. What is Doraemon's favourite dish? A) Fish B) Dora Cake's C) Rat's D) Mice Q.4. What is the colour of Doraemon? A) Yellow B) Blue C) Pink D) Black Q.5. What is Doraemon? A) Dog B) Robot C) Cat D) None of these Q.6. Who wrote Doraemon cartoon? A) Mistuo Kaminashi B) Yin Yan C) Fujiko Fujio D) Kozo Kusuba Answers:- Q.1(C) Q.2(B) Q.3(B) Q.4(B) Q.5(C) Q.6(C)

Tom and Jerry were created by animation duo Hanna-Barbera. !! Hanna and Barbera wrote and directed one hundred and fourteen Tom and Jerry shorts between 1940 and 1957 !! Tom and Jerry has won seven Academy Awards. !! Good Friendz are Like Tom and Jerry.. Sometimes small fights and Craps Keeps Them Apart, But They Always Come Back Together To Run A Long Episode. !! Tom and Jerry almost never speak in the classic episodes but are voiced in Tom and Jerry Tales, which debuted in 2005 !! DID YOU KNOW THAT TOM and JERRY were first created for an advertisement where Jerry hides from Tom in the car, and the narrator tells the viewers that their new car is the safest place to hide for.

@ ! There are over 9,500 species of birds in the world. Scientists typically group them into 30 categories. Birds are the most widespread of all animals around the world. !! Approximately 2/3 of all the bird species are found in tropical rain forests. @ ! A bird's lungs are much more complicated and efficient and  take up more space than those of mammals, such as humans. A human's lungs compose about 1/20 of its body, but a bird's takes up 1/5.h @ ! The bird with the most feathers is the  whistling swan, with up to 25,000 feathers. Hummingbirds, on the other hand, are so small that they have fewer than 1,000.b @ ! Many birds consume 1/5 of their body weight in food every day to get the energy they neef to fly. @ ! The bird that lays the smallest egg in the world is the bee hummingbird. Its egg is just under 0.5"*0.25" and weights a mere 0.02 oz.e

@ Throughout history most of the cricket rules suffered modifications. The only rule that did not change over time is the length of the pitch @ Charlie Bannerman from Australia scored the first century in Test cricket in 1877 @ Test matches between England Australia are known as The Ashes because of an obituary published in the Sporting Times in 1822: "In affectionate remembrance of English cricket... The body will be cremated, and the Ashes taken to Australia." @ The first ever international match took place in 1844, in New York between the United States and Canada. It was won by Canada. @ When Australia toured England for the first time in 1868, each player wore a different colored cap, in order for the public to identify them. @ The first test match was one between Australia and England. The test match took place in Melbourne between 15-19 March 1877. The longest cricket match took place in 1939 between England and South Africa, after 14 days it ended with a tie. Th...

         POSITIVE THINKING Think about this: @ Beethoven was told by his teacher that as a composer, he was "hopeless"! @ Walt Disney was fired by a newspaper because he had " no good ideas"! @ Thomas  Edison was told that "he was too stupid to learn anything"! @ Michael Jordan was dropped from his high school basketball team! @ Ray Krok failed as a salesperson before discovering the idea for McDonald's! Each of these people were positive thinkers.  They believed in themselves and were determined to succeed! We often read about successful people in history.  What was it that made them successful? The answer is,  they had 'What it took to succeed!' Although most successful people have skills, talents and characteristics that help yourself! These are the things you do well, the things you do easily - these are your strengths! When you find your strengths, develop and use them, so that you too will be someone you...

1) Who did walt refer to when he said "I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing -- that it was all started by a A) cat B) mouse C) pig 2) What did walt believe was the secret of mickey mouse's popularity? A) That he was so human B) That he was an animal C) That he was a mouse 3) Walt once said that mickey mouse was a symbol of what? A) Independence B) Fun C) Adventure 4) When is mickey mouse's birthday? A) October18 B) November18 C) December18 5) What is the name of the first mickey mouse cartoon? A) Fantasia B) Mickey Mouse Club House C) Steam boat willie Answers:- 1) B 2) A 3) A 4) B 5) C

BIG. BLUE. BEAUTIFUL. That's our planet. When viewed from outer space Earth resembles a blue marble and that is why it's often called the Blue Planet. The vast oceans that cover 70% of Earth's surface give it its blue appearance. It is the presence of these oceans that make our planet habitable. Ocean water is a necessity for life. In fact, ocean is the birthplace of life because it is there that the planet's first living thing was born. Life began in the ocean millions of years ago and even today the ocean remains home to a majority of plants and animals from the smallest organism to the blue whale, the largest animal on Earth. x

THREATENED  SSPECIES FACTS IN FORM OF QUESTIONS- Q1. Which is the tallest flying bird in the world?   (a) Black-necked crane         (b) Sarus crane  (c)Siberian crane        (d) Demoiselle crane Q2. Which state in India has the largest red panda population?   (a) Sikkim                               (b) West Bengal   (c) Arunachal Pradesh         (d) Meghalaya Q3. The male of which animal is called as a saddleback?   (a) Gaur                      (b) Asiatic ibex  (c) Nilgiri tahr           (d) Indian muntjac Q4. Which is the state bird of Rajasthan?  (a)Great Indian bustard   (b)House sparrow  (c) Peacock.                       ...

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