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SnakeHead fish - fishzila

SnakeHead fish, also known as fishzila can survive for upto 4 days out of water.  The snakeheads are members of the freshwater perciform fish family Channidae, native to Africa and Asia. These elongated, predatory fish are distinguished by a long dorsal fin, large mouth and shiny teeth. They breathe air with gills as well as with suprabranchial organs developing when they grow older, which is a primitive form of a labyrinth...
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Lion Rock

Famous all over the world monument Lucerne, Switzerland-the dying lion. It was carved into the rock in memory of Swiss, heroically died in 1792, in the battle of Paris. The American writer Mark Twain called the sculpture a sad and touching images of sto...
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An Electrical Engineer to Comedian to a life saver..!!

British actor Rowan Atkinson (well known as Mr. Bean) once saved a plane-load of passengers during a flight, after the pilot fainted!! The Mr. BEAN star was traveling from Mombasa to Nairobi in Kenya with his family on a private plane, when the pilot fell unconscious. At 4,877 meters, the comedian stopped the plane heading towards the ground, despite having no experience of flying an Aeroplane. Rowan's wife SUNETRA frantically...
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Two faced cat

In August, Venus the two-faced cat became a feline hit: The three-year-old tortoiseshell debuted her own Facebook page, was featured in a YouTube video, and appeared on the Today Show. One look at this cat and you can understand why: One half is solid black with a green eye, and the other half has typical orange tabby stripes and a blue eye. The coloration may be a genetic mashup that one scientist called “absolute lu...
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This is an oarfish !!

This is an oarfish - one of a group of long bony fish found in tropical and temperate waters throughout the world. One species (Regalecus glesne) is capable of reaching 17m (56ft) in length.Lengths of up to 36ft are common, and oarfish are thought to be responsible for many sea serpent legends. They are rarely seen alive and little is known about their behaviour.Read more about them here: http://bbc.in/VAh...
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Top 5 Biggest Advances in Transportation Technology

#5: The Boeing 787Sure, it's big.  Sure, it uses a bazillion gallons of fuel just getting warmed up.  But it's beautiful.  And it landed the #5 spot on my list because I envision a future where we just teleport to places, no fossil fuels necessary. I've always been fascinated by flight, and the latest iteration of the passenger experience is no exception. It was redesigned with larger windows and a taller...
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10 Best Foods for You (What You Should Be Eating)

What Makes a Food One of the "Best Foods for You"?For a food to be considered healthy, it must contain some type of mineral, chemical, vitamin or molecule that helps protect and rebuild the cells in the body. There are a huge number of these compounds, but the following pack the most punch.FiberFiber is the "bulk" material found in plant matter. It is an indigestible carbohydrate that serves a critical function in the body. As...
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"Journey" Could Be a Landmark Achievement for Gaming

Video games have come a long way since they first surfaced in the 80's. They have secured themselves as a staple of entertainment for every generation since that time and become a common part of the modern lifestyle all over the world. But every now and then, a video game comes along to push these established boundaries; to make us wonder whether games should be considered just an entertainment medium, or something more. One of...
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A History Of The US Dollar

The US Dollar is the most widely used currency in the world. For many readers it is money they use in day to day transactions and that they get paid their salary in. For others it is money they only use when visiting the USA or one of its territories. Millions of people use the USA Dollar every single day, but how many every stopped to think about how it came into existence.OriginFirst I would like to bring to reader's attention...

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