1.Earth’s Ocean Coverage Oceans cover about 70% of the entire Earth surface. Oceans are never calm. The waves they constantly experience are as a result of disturbances caused by gravitational pulls by the moon and&hellip
Monthly Archives For April 2015
Facts about Michelangelo
1.Birth and Early Life Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni was born in Caprese, Italy on 6th March, 1495. His father was an employee of the Florentine government. His family went back to Florence shortly after&hellip
Facts about Jamestown
1.Spanish domination in Americas Following the historic voyage by Christopher Columbus in 1492, Spain led the race of establishing colonies in North and South America as efforts by the English men like the ‘Roanoke lost&hellip
Facts about Gingers
1.Ginger offers numerous health Benefits Ginger contains a wide range of antiviral, antibacterial, anti-parasitic and antioxidant abilities. It offers over forty pharmacological actions including anti-inflammatory properties that make it useful in pain relief. It also&hellip
Facts about Finland
1.Speeding Fines depend on how much the driver earns In Finland, calculation of fines is based on two major factors. These are the amount that the speeding driver earns and the severity of the speeding&hellip
Facts about Eggs
1.Global Egg Production About 1.2 trillion eggs are generated for consumption across the globe each year. An average person consumes about 173 eggs each year. Out of all the eggs produced globally each year, 40%&hellip
Facts about Blue Whales
1.The Largest Creature on Earth The blue whale is the biggest creature that has ever lived on earth. Its tongue weighs as much as the weight of an elephant and its heart weighs as much&hellip
Facts About Seahorses
You could easily mistake them for some celestial or mythological creatures that could ride you into another world, if it weren’t for their size! With a horse’s head and a monkey’s tail; they definitely look&hellip
Facts About Racism
‘Racism’ – a word that evokes so much emotions; most of the time, negatively fierce, is actually considered to be a modern concept. Although people of different races, color and religion have co-existed since time&hellip
Facts About Puppies
Puppies are considered one of the cutest things in the world. And those who have had them know how similar they feel to a human baby. Not only in their innocent gaze but also in&hellip
Facts About Iron
When I was growing up; the word “iron” brought images of something strong and unbreakable – a hard and dark metal. Now, you say “iron” and even Google comes back with “iron man”! Although, Robert&hellip
Facts about Weather
1.Hottest and Coldest Temperatures on Earth The hottest temperatures ever recorded in the world were recorded on 13th September, 1922 in Al Aziziyah in Libya. The temperatures on that day were 57.8 °C. The coldest&hellip
Facts about Viruses
1.Not Alive but Not Dead Either Viruses are said not be living organisms because they have no cells and cannot convert food into energy. If they have no host, they are mere inert chemical packets.&hellip
Facts about Virgo
1.Virgo is also called The Maiden Virgo constellation is also called the Maiden because it is the only female constellation in the zodiac. Virgo is a representation each powerful and famous female in mythology such&hellip
Facts about Panthers
1.An Endangered Mammal Panthers are among the most endangered animal species on the planet. This is due to loss of natural habitation, excessive hunting, global warming and environmental pollution. In Latin America, panthers are called&hellip
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