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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

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10 Interesting Facts Of Our Body (Part-2)

Check out the strange Secret of our body.
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1. 15% of people are missing the long palm muscle. absence of this tendon does not affect the holding power. But when you need to transplant, it is a good source – a kind of spare part in the human body. Other mammals that same tendon responsible for deflation claws. Apparently, therefore, it does not exist in some people – the need to produce claws in our species is absent. To check whether you have it, collect all five fingers to pinch and bend the wrist – the tendon clearly discernible in the wrist area, provided that it is available.
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3. Your ovaries and testes were born in the same place, and kidneys. ‘s why, if you will kick someone in the balls, the opponent also feel pain in your lower back. Yet, not necessarily to check it yourself.
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4. Your right above the left kidney. above left kidney, right 2.5 cm, because of the right kidney hangs liver. . This is the physiological structure of the kidneys in humans. For both men and women. Males kidney larger in size than the female.


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5. Without a meal blood sugar can keep within the normal 2 – 3 days. Normal blood sugar equivalent teaspoon dissolved in the entire volume of blood, so it’s actually quite a small amount. When blood sugar drops to a minimum glucose would be enough to supply the body’s cells. This condition runs in the process of converting stored liver glycogen into glucose, glycogen storage while not fully exhausted. You feel out of his mouth, “the smell of acetone.”
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6. In the adult human bones less than a child. At birth, our body can count more than 300 bones, but as they grow older, some bones fuse together, and eventually, they become 206.

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7. People – the only mammals, unable to breathe and swallow at the same time. For animals combination of breathing and swallowing is not a problem. Children under the age of 9 months and are capable of it – infants during breastfeeding can breathe.After this age, our vocal apparatus is below, so that we become capable of producing a wide range of different sounds, forming speech. However, after that we can no longer breathe and swallow at the same time.

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8. The shape of the female nipple can learn about the presence of her children. Typically, nulliparous women nipple has a tapered shape, parous – cylindrical. It is surrounded by the so-called areola diameter of 3-5 centimeters. Pigmentation of the skin of the nipple and areola is different from the rest of the skin – it is noticeably darker. In nulliparous women – pinkish red to dark red, parous – brownish.
9. The human body consists of an average of 7000000000000000000000000000 atoms. After seven zeros is 27, about the atoms in the human body weight of 70 kilograms.
10. Regardless of our age, every atom in our bodies over us billions of years. Hydrogen atoms have arisen in consequence of the “big bang”, about 13.7 billion years ago. Heavier carbon atoms (representing 18.5% of our body) and oxygen (65%) were born inside stars and were scattered throughout the universe, after the lights died.
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Publisher: moath - 12:43 AM

Wednesday, November 27, 2013

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How do lemmings die?

Not by mass suicide, if that’s what you’re thinking.

The suicide idea seems to have originated in the work of nineteenth-century naturalists who had
witnessed (but not understood) the four-year boom-and-bust population cycle of the Norwegian
lemming (Lemmus lemmus).

Lemmings have a phenomenal reproductive capacity. A single female can produce up to eighty
offspring a year. Sudden surges in their numbers once led Scandinavians to think they were
spontaneously generated by the weather.

What actually happens is that mild winters lead to overpopulation that in turn leads to over-grazing.
The lemmings set off into unfamiliar territory in search of food until they pile up against natural
obstacles like cliffs, lakes and seas. The lemmings keep coming. Panic and violence ensue. Accidents happen. But it isn’t suicide.

A secondary myth has evolved which is that the whole idea of mass suicide was invented by the
1958 Walt Disney film White Wilderness. It’s true that the film was a complete fake. It was filmed in land-locked, lemming-free Alberta, Canada: the lemmings had to be bussed in from several hundred miles away in Manitoba. The shots of the ‘migration’ were made using a few lemmings on a snowcovered turntable. The notorious final scene – where lemmings plunge into the sea to the doom-laden voice-over of Winston Hibbler: ‘This is the last chance to turn back, yet over they go, casting themselves out bodily into space’ – was created by the film-makers simply throwing the lemmings into a river.

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But Disney was only guilty of trying to recreate an already entrenched story. Here it is described in
the most influential children’s reference book of the early twentieth century, Arthur Mee’s Children’s Encyclopaedia, published in 1908: ‘They march straight forward, over hill and dell, through gardens, farms, villages, into wells and ponds to poison water and cause typhoid… on and on to the sea, then into the water to destruction…

It is sad and terrible, but if the dismal exodus did not occur lemmings would long ago have eaten
Europe bare.’
Publisher: moath - 9:21 AM