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Hey Guys, Some more of The Shetland Isles!!
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Hey Guys, some more of the Great Barrier Reef!!
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Hey Guys, Some more creatures of the Deep!!
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Amazing facts about how animals sleep. Horses - modern domestic horses do not sleep standing up. Standing, they can only be in a state of some slumber. A full sleep is a pastime can not be named. In order to dive in at the deep sleep, during which will relax both body and mind, a horse going to sleep. More often on the side. [hidden image - please register] When it comes to recreation, dolphin disables only one hemisphere of the brain, closing the opposite eye. The other half of the brain at the time follows the surroundings, controls breathing. In captivity dolphins are sometimes sleeping on the bottom of the pool, occasionally rising to the surface for air. [hidden image - please register] Giraffes sleep bending the neck so that the head is at the bottom of the hind limb. Interestingly, giraffes sleep only for a few minutes at a time. The duration of the deep sleep per night not exceeds 20 minutes. [hidden image - please register] Whales - sleep during short periods of rapid immersion in water. Thus, a clear allocation of days to sleep and waking them not. Whales "gain" of 10-15 minutes of sleep for several hours. [hidden image - please register] Penguins - sleeping in different ways. For example, gentoo penguin, and some others, sleep well, as if they were not weak party yesterday. Well, just without the hind legs. But the emperor penguins, which, too, is hardly a worthwhile. Rather, it's sitting posture. [hidden image - please register] Hippos - most of his life hippos spend in the water. Usually they are sleeping or in the shallows, holding the upper part of the head or completely immersed in water. In the latter case, hippopotamus reflex resurfacing every 3-5 minutes to inhale. However, they did not even wake up. [hidden image - please register] Proteins - they sleep as will fall. Just as we are. [hidden image - please register] Elephants - African often sleep standing up, leaning sideways against a tree trunk. Indian elephants often sleep lying down, bending his hind legs and front stretching forward and resting his head on them. Sleep elephants lasts about 2-3 hours. The animal can wake up, listen and sniff for danger, and then fall asleep again.[/i] [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Guys, Some more of the Irish coastline!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of Lovely Ireland!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of Glorious Devon!!
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Fantastic pictures of the readers of National Geographic. This year, National Geographic magazine celebrates its 125th anniversary. On the occasion of his birthday editors asked readers to share their own amazing and interesting photos for the new project "Your Shot" Glacier in Alaska - Jonathan Tucker [hidden image - please register] Klaus Priebe made this photo in Canyonlands - Plateau National Park Capitol Reef, in the United States, during the monsoon season. [hidden image - please register] Volcano National Park Bromo-Tenger-Semeru in Java. Dennis Walton. [hidden image - please register] The garbage collector in the city dump. [hidden image - please register] One of the traditional types of earnings in the Vietnamese province of Thừa Thiên-Huế Province. [hidden image - please register] Unknown lane in the Indian city of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. [hidden image - please register] Castelluccio di Norcia valley in the Italian region of Umbria. [hidden image - please register] Riesco Island in Chile - provincial ranch and the size of the local sheep - .Adres Beregovich [hidden image - please register] Tower in the clouds. [hidden image - please register] Home absorbed sands, in Cape Town, South Africa. [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Guys, Some more of The Devon Coast!!
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Hey Guys, Even more of the Isle Of Skye!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of The Isle of Skye!!
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The strangest plants, which are able to surprise you. On the vast territory of Asia from the Caspian Sea to China is a plant, which is called "Flower of laughter." Its size of a pea seeds can cause a person wanton laughter for half an hour, after which the person calm and serene sleep. The scientific name of this plant, "Datura Indian." [hidden image - please register] This plant is known as Actaea pachypoda. No unusual properties of this plant does not have, can not be said about his appearance. And it looks as though in the eerie red snag some maniac planted human eyes of his victims. [hidden image - please register] Devil's claw, or, in scientific language, devil's claw - plant, widespread mainly in the South and South-West Africa. Its fruits are the properties of something similar to our burr. They too thorny, and are also able to cling to passing animals and people's clothing. The difference is in appearance. Devil's claw is similar to some evil spider, ready at any moment to pounce on you. Despite the intimidating appearance, devil's claw has been successfully used in folk medicine. [hidden image - please register] Anastatica - amazing plants, widespread in the North American desert of Chihuahua. It is famous for the fact that for a long time, up to several years, may be in "sleep mode", the dried state in the form of a dense ball. However, with the appearance of the water they instantly "waking up" and it looks like real magic. [hidden image - please register] Diktamnus - very unusual poisonous plant. Very dangerous flowers and boxes of seeds of this plant. They in any case can not be touched, and the more they smell. At the moment of touching the person does not feel anything, but about a day there are signs of burns with blistering. [hidden image - please register] Hydnora africana - flower parasite that lives in the African desert. It feeds at the expense of other plants prisasyvayas to their roots. Most of the time the flower is under the ground. Only occasionally, when desert falls sufficient precipitation, it appears on the surface. At the height of Gidnora reaches 15-20 cm. [hidden image - please register] Drosera - Interesting carnivorous plant found on all continents except Antarctica. Drosera provides small droplets of mucus by which catches insects and eat them. [hidden image - please register] Carnivorous plants not are so rare, there are many kinds of them . Nepenthes attenboroughii , perhaps the most unusual of them. It was first discovered only in 2000 on the slopes of Mount Victoria on the island of Palawan (Philippines). The plant has a trap in the form of a pitcher, which gets its victims. The largest one found "jugs" plants of this species had a volume of 1.5 liters. Although nominally considered insectivorous plant, there are cases where it is eaten by even small rodents. [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Guys,Some more of Northumberland coast!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of the Farne Islands!!
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Hey Guys, Some more of Lovely Cornwall!!
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