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Wednesday, 8 January 2014

heart facts of animals taken from net

The heart of a blue whale weighs about a half a ton, 1000 lbs. It has to be large enough to pump about 15,000 pints of blood as compared to about 8 pints in a human.

The average heart rate for a man is 72bpm. A blue whale’s heart beats six times a minute. A horse has 38bpm. A rabbit has 205bpm. A rat 420. A mouse 670. The heartbeat of a canary occurs 17 times in a second. 
A rate of 1260 beats per minute was measured in a Blue-throated Hummingbird. In torpid hummingbirds, the heart rate can drop to 50-180 per minute. 
A giraffe depends on it’s powerful heart that weighs up to 12kg so that it can fight the force of gravity up that long neck to the head. 
Octopuses have three hearts.

Zebrafish can regenerate its heart.

heart beats of different animals - taken from internet

How Many Heartbeats Does Each Species Get in a Lifetime?

Sunday, 29 December 2013

Gem Stones


1. பவளம் -Pavalam -  coral
2.முத்து - Muthu - pearl
3. கோமேதகம் - Komedagam - cat's eye
4. மர கதம் - Maragatham - emerald
5. வச்சிரம் - Vachchiram - diamond
6.நீலம் - Neelam - saphire
7. புட்பராகம் - Putparagam topaz
8. மாணிக்கம்  -Maanikkam ruby
9. வயிடூரியம் - Vayidooriyam lapis lazuli.

Sunday, 22 December 2013

abbrevations used in cricket



v  MP matches played
v  IP innings played
v  overs bowled
v  B balls bowled
v  M maiden overs bowled
v  W wickets taken
v  R runs allowed
v  E economy (runs allowed per over)
v  AV average (runs allowed per wicket taken)
v  SR strike rate (balls bowled per wicket taken)
v  WD wide balls
v  NB no balls
v  5W number of times this bowler has taken five wickets in an innings
v  10W number of times this bowler has taken ten wickets in a match (over both innings of a test)
v  BB best bowling, noted in terms of number of wickets taken and number of runs allowed, BBI best bowling in an innings
v  BBM best bowling in a match (over both innings of a test)
v  R runs scored
v  B / BF balls faced
v  AV / AVE average (runs made per wicket)
v  AVI average runs per innings
v  SR strike rate (runs made per 100 balls)
v  RR run rate (runs + extras accumulated per over in the course of an innings; ie total runs divided by overs bowled)
v  NO times not out
v  HS high score
v  B4 boundary fours
v  B6 boundary sixes
v  100 centuries scored
v  50 fifties scoredWK wicketkeeper
v  BW / BWL bowler
v  IF / INF infield(er)
v  OF outfield(er)
v  MP / PL / MAT matches played
v  CT / C catches
v  ST stumpings
v  RO run outs


Thursday, 19 December 2013

abbrevations



ATM - Automatic Teller Machine.
PIN stands for Person Identification Number
CVV – CVV stands for Card Verification Value
 AM and PM stands for Ante Meridiem and Post Meridiem
CC in terms e-mail stands for Carbon Copy and BCC stands for Blind Carbon Copy
P.S. –Post Script
CC - Cubic Capacity or Cubic Centimetres

CFLCompact Fluorescent Lamp

DVD - Digital Video Disc or Digital Versatile Disc

JPG/JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group /Joint Picture Experts Group

MPG - Moving Picture Experts Group

LCD/LED - LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display / LED stands for Light Emitting Diode

USB – Universal Series Bus

e.g: Exempli Gratia.

i.e: Id Est (That is to say).

OK: Objection Killed.

NEWS: North East West South.

etc: End Of Thinking Capacity.

Or: Orl Korec (Greek Word)

(BYE) Be With You Every time
(SMILE) Sweet Memories In Lip Expressions
(PEN) Power Enriched in Nib
(TEA) Taste And Energy Admitted
(EAT) Energy And Taste
(DATE) Day And Time Evolution
(AIM) Ambition In Mind
(JOKE) Joy Of Kids Entertainment
(COLD) Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
(CHESS) Chariot, Horse, Elephant, Soldiers

Wednesday, 18 December 2013

Intelligent animals

Chimps are almost like us
Dolphins get creative
Elephants exhibit self-awareness
Cephalopods have big brains
Crows get crafty
Squirrels can be deceptive
Dog Man's best friend
Cats are adaptable
Pigs are wise ... and clean








01 – Gorillas & Chimpanzees 

02 – Elephants

03 – Dolphins

04 – Sheep

05 – Rats

06 – Parrot

07 – Dog

08 – Pigs

09 – Pigeon

10 – Octopus

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 









 



  

Saturday, 14 December 2013

curreny name with symbols



Rupee - `

Dollar - $

Yuan - ¥

Pound - £

Euro - €

Yen - ¥

Won - ₩

Naira - ₦

Peso - ₱
Baht – ฿