March 12, 2012

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Maldives Rangali Islands resort's underwater hotel room




A HOTEL is offering newlyweds the ultimate honeymoon suite - an underwater room with incredible views of the underwater kingdom.




The wedding package at the Maldives Rangali Islands resort promises an unforgettable night below the Indian Ocean, complete with champagne breakfast and aquatic entertainment.



The glass domed aquarium is traditionally the hotel’s Ithaa restaurant. However, the space will be converted into a luxurious bedroom for honeymoon bookings.
Resort owners Conrad Hotels have introduced the concept to celebrate the hotel's fifth anniversary.
Room prices are yet to be revealed, however, wedding budgets could be blown if the resorts most expensive suite - The King Deluxe Water Villa - is any thing to go by. Just one night in the luxury villa will set you back $1950.
Although not listed on the hotel’s website, anyone interested in the Ithaa wedding experience is advised to personally request the room at least 14 days in advance.

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ELEPHANTS CAN RECOGNIZE THEY ARE ELEPHANTS


Interesting Facts - 2 (50 images)


Elephants are very intelligent and emotional creatures.
 
They grieve for the dead relatives and sometimes can recognize them on the 

tusk and skull.

 They lie for days in the dead relatives, until they begin to decompose.



Apes do it, we do it… and so, it seems, do elephants. They can recognise themselves in a mirror, passing a test of self-awareness that is failed even by the majority of our primate relatives.
Until recently, this ability was thought to be the exclusive preserve of humans and great apes. Then, in 2001, Diana Reiss at Columbia University in New York, US, showed that dolphins tended to position themselves to view a mark on their bodies that would not otherwise be visible, showing that they too could recognise their own reflections.
Like humans and apes, dolphins are highly social animals with large brains, and seem to show empathy towards one another. So Reiss turned her attention to another large-brained and apparently empathetic species - the Asian elephant.

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All about Crocodile

Crocodile Facts: A Definition


crocodile facts
Crocodile Facts: We all have a picture of what a crocodile looks like, and for most of us it looks like this beast to the right.
But there are many different types of crocodiles that all look a bit different. There are also creatures from the past that look remarkably like crocodiles. So how do we define what a crocodile is, if it's not just based on its external appearance?

It's Not Just About Looks

While a description of the appearance of living crocs serves us well enough in the present, things are not as clear cut when it comes to looking at fossils. Generally, there is no fossilization of soft tissue when a creature dies. The soft tissues are the blood, skin, muscles, organs and so on. Every now and then scientists are lucky enough to find a fossil with an impression of the skin in the rock.
So when looking at fossil remains we cannot go on lifestyle, skin, organs, behavior or any of the characteristics we use in daily life to identify crocodiles. If we did, we would more than likely conclude that the two animals in the following picture are also crocodiles, especially the one on the top.
The creature on top is a phytosaur. Phytosaurs were a group of reptiles only distantly related to the ancestors of crocodiles. They became extinct over 200 million years ago.
phytosaur crocodile

amphibian crocodile


The creature on the bottom is Platyoposaurus, an amphibian ambush predator from 255 to 250 million years ago. Another example of a crocodile-like amphibian is Eryops.
So if we can't use appearance or soft tissue structure, that leaves us only with the bones. And it is the bones that we use to identify what group of animals a fossil belongs to. The most useful bones are the skull.

Crocodile Facts: The Skull

Let's start by looking at the skulls of a phytosaur (left) and a modern crocodile (right).
crocodile phytosaur skull


Clearly they have evolved a similar shape in order to live a certain lifestyle. Mind you, even the Alligator Gar has developed this jaw, and it's not even a reptile!
But anything more than a glance reveals that these skulls are very different. The crocodile has nostrils on the end of its nose, while the phytosaur has nostrils on the top of its head. The bones of the head and the holes in them are also arranged differently.

Crocodile Facts: Bones And Holes

In fact, each main group of animals can be tracked through the fossil record from the arrangement of the bones and holes in the skull. While this is a complex science, the definition of what makes a crocodile can be condensed down to this:

* They all possess a diapsid skull, meaning that the outer layer of bone has two openings in it behind the eye socket. This also applies to the vast majority of modern reptiles though.

* The skulls have what is called cranial kinesis. This means that parts of the skull can move; this is usually associated with being able to swallow larger prey than would otherwise be allowed. It may also allow for the release of stresses in the skull.

* The nostrils are in the tip of the snout. They are on the top of the snout in modern forms, but this was not necessary for the early land dwelling forms and developed later. In order to achieve this, crocodiles use different skull bones to make their snout than did the phytosaurs or amphibians of the same shape. This identifies them from creatures such as phytosaurs when only fossil bones remain.

Crocodile Facts: The Archosaur Connection

Fossil evidence points to crocodiles evolving from a group of reptiles calledarchosaurs, some 250 million years ago. Other descendants from the Archosaur stock are birds. All dinosaurs were also descended from Archosaurs, but these no longer grace the earth.
Like birds, crocodiles have a four chambered heart. This has been suggested as evidence that they were once warm blooded, and that they re-evolved cold-bloodedness to better suit their environment. They also, like birds, have a cerebral cortex. It's really small compared to mammals, but it's there none the less. While they may look dopey, crocodiles are capable of a great deal more thought and planning than other reptiles. I have experienced their cunning myself, having been on the receiving end of a couple of well planned crocodile attacks.

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NO DOOMSDAY IN 2012







Apparently, the world is going to end on December 21st, 2012. Yes, you read correctly, in some way, shape or form, the Earth (or at least a large portion of humans on the planet) will cease to exist. Stop planning your careers, don’t bother buying a house, and be sure to spend the last years of your life doing something you always wanted to do but never had the time. Now you have the time, four years of time, to enjoy yourselves before… the end.
So what is all this crazy talk? We’ve all heard these doomsday predictions before, we’re still here, and the planet is still here, why is 2012 so important? Well, the Mayan calendar stops at the end of the year 2012, churning up all sorts of religious, scientific, astrological and historic reasons why this calendar foretells the end of life as we know it. The Mayan Prophecy is gaining strength and appears to be worrying people in all areas of society. Forget Nostradamus, forget the Y2K bug, forget the credit crunch, this event is predicted to be huge and many wholeheartedly believe this is going to happen for realPlanet X could even be making a comeback.



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The Toyota Noah is an eight-seater MPV with two rear sliding doors built by Toyota Motor Company and sold only in Asia. A five-seater version without the third seat row is available (YY grade). Its predecessor was the Toyota Liteace Noah. The Noah has a twin version named Toyota Voxy, with lower ground clearance.
The Noah's 154 hp engine takes 9.8 seconds to reach 100 km/h (60 mph) up to a top speed of 175 km/h. It also has a smoother ride and better handling than the last generation Noah.[citation needed]
First launched in 2001, it is positioned below the Estima and Alphard, and above the Sienta. Its main competitors are the Honda StepWGN and the Nissan Serena.
The current design of the Noah was released in 2007. This version has a 2.0 L gasoline direct injection engine, CVT and standardfront wheel drive or available four wheel drive.
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