The worlds largest refrigerator that was seen several hundred of years ago was opened to man  about 160 years to the view of modern civilization. Guess what it is. You might think it’s a man made refrigerator. No! It is the Antarctica

Astronauts viewing the earth from space says that the Antarctica is one of the most distinct sheet of the planet earth an area greater than the United States and Central America combined. Scientists have found that it house’s more than 90 percent of the wor...

The giraffes’ movements are graceful and flowing. As they gallop across the open grasslands, their delicate, almost fragile, appearance makes it seem as if they could stumble on the slightest obstacle and topple over. That is an impossibility, because a  large male giraffe weighs up to 2,800 pounds [1,300 kg] this makes it firm on the ground. Despite the weight it is  agile since it could  reach speeds approaching 40 miles [60 km] per hour when running.

This fascinating creature is found e...

Toddlers tumble and bump their heads. Older children fall from trees and off bicycles. Athletes crash into one another on the playing field. Motorists have countless road accidents. Yet, in spite of all these falls, bumps, and crashes, we often escape without serious injury. We tend to take the toughness and resilience of our bodies for granted. But as scientists are beginning to discover, from our bones to our skin, we are the product of truly brilliant designs.

THE combination of strength ...

Waders are the worlds greatest wanderers traveling year round from one continent to another combing its  shores for their favorite delicacies.

Waders—as the name implies—are birds that like to feed in shallow water. In the colder months of the Northern Hemisphere, these shorebirds congregate at muddy estuaries, beaches, mudflats, or rocky shorelines, where few humans care to wander. In the warmer months, when tourists flock to the beaches, most waders migrate to Arctic and sub arctic re...