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amazing fact about sharks media type="youtube" key="VzRKxLitti4" width="752" height="423"

amazing adaptation of the human body

media type="youtube" key="JSU9RCaiorQ" width="844" height="475" amazing vedeos on ants media type="youtube" key="lFg21x2sj-M" width="709" height="532" align="center"

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how amazing is creation that as we copy the animal world the animal world copies us media type="youtube" key="VjE0Kdfos4Y" width="715" height="360"

for dog lovers do you think dogs can do maths or just guess well.either way its amazing media type="youtube" key="xGWAZtD3IsQ" width="741" height="417"

a fact about mammals they have lungs even if they live in the sea



for you geography lovers

man at his creative best when will conforms to devine purpose leaves us with perfection, a glimps of Truth. media type="youtube" key="kZvNG7VOjJk" height="494" width="869"

the wings of life these animal pollinators are responsible for more than a third of the worlds food supply.

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the man who changed farming forever the father of industrial fertilizers =Haber process =

[|Fritz Haber], 1918 The Haber process, also called the Haber–Bosch process, is the industrial implementation of the reaction of [|nitrogen gas]and [|hydrogen gas]. It is the main industrial procedure to produce [|ammonia]:[|[1]] N2 + 3 H2 → 2 NH3 (ΔH = −92.4 kJ·[|mol]−1)Nitrogen is a strong limiting nutrient in plant growth. Carbon and oxygen are also critical, but are easily obtained by plants from soil and air. Even though [|air] is 78% [|nitrogen], atmospheric nitrogen is nutritionally unavailable because nitrogen molecules are held together by strong [|triple bonds]. Nitrogen must be 'fixed', i.e. converted into some bioavailable form, through natural or man-made processes. It was not until the early 20th century that [|Fritz Haber] developed the first practical process to convert atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia, which is nutritionally available. Prior to the discovery of the Haber process, ammonia had been difficult to produce on an industrial scale.[|[2]][|[3]][|[4]][|[5]] Nitrogen fixation was already being done on an industrial scale using the [|Birkeland–Eyde process], but this is very energy-inefficient. Fertilizer generated from ammonia produced by the Haber process is estimated to be responsible for sustaining one-third of the Earth's population.[|[6]] It is estimated that half of the protein within human beings is made of nitrogen that was originally fixed by this process; the remainder was produced by [|nitrogen fixing bacteria and archaea].[|[7]]

the worlds tallest tree media type="youtube" key="BlRNBPnu7i4" width="746" height="491"

a little somthing of my football lovers and players in the class media type="youtube" key="H5_2WD1TGf4" width="609" height="358"

The most destuctive and creative, the most amazing and loved of God's creatures is represented by a show of discipline, coordination, coorperation and trust. Man homo ........... at his social best. ordinary men commited to excellence learn from their example form 3's all the best in your future

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just to make you form 3.s laugh before exams in 4 weeks you can check out zoo la la for fun facts media type="youtube" key="Xv0vhonV7Og?list=PLtra-MWzIvZEjnusAOzSUBgDQ5LZwwf3K" width="560" height="315"

ANOTHER BIG BUG



This baby blue marlin was one of 7 million eggs released by its mother, and was only a few millimeters long upon hatching. Throughout its ~27-year-long life in the Atlantic Ocean, blue marlins can grow to be 14 feet long, weighing up to 1985 pounds. Marlins are frequently tangled in tuna nets and rarely live even after being released due to the physical trauma, leading to them being declared “vulnerable” by the IUCN.



an adult below



what are you going to do to preserve our coral reefs?

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for all those who like speed check out the most successful cat of all with a predator kill ratio greater than 50% in the next two video bites.Note for term three the need for oxygen as it can sustain top speed for only 20sec, before all the glycogen is converted to poisonous lactic acid the cause of muscle fatigue. video one media type="youtube" key="DRxsP2YMaOI" height="321" width="641" video two media type="youtube" key="hj_L0_m2mmI" height="328" width="656"

the deepest sea vents to date now found. Check article The first of these vents was discovered in the Caribbean sea media type="youtube" key="cSaTMaCctNk" height="323" width="585"

The moment a killer whale calf was born in SeaWorld San Diego

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check out flying fish news flash :flying fish have always roamed the caribbean sea and are found **predominantly** around **Tobago** waters and not barbados. SoTrinidad and tobago can claim to be the land of the humming bird and flying fish. Wikipedia states in historically. docx if you can find a more repitable word document on the matter upload it on this page for us media type="youtube" key="lR7c8ql7R0M" height="323" width="635" insect fact: there are about 10 quintillion insects alive at any one time (10,000,000,000,000,000,000)

Can you find the moth AND CAN YOU ANSWER THE FOLLOWING Why are moths covered with hair? Moths and butterflies are found on all continents except

__its a moth, no a humming bird no no its a moth posing as a humming bird__

__Amazing camouflage predator praying mantis looks like a flower and the prey has wings with spots like eyes to misdirect an acting predator from its body__ __praying mantis deadly beauty__

__WHO SAYS NATURE WILL NOT EXPLOIT POLLUTION__ __1.The bird lines its nest with material from the discarded cigarette bud known now to repel parasites e.g. ticks__



__will you buy honey this coloured because of industrial waste from an m&m factory__



__Who says animals other than bacteria and microbes could not produce pigment and perform photosynthesis. This species of aphids can do just that yet they still parasites to plants__ __Photosynthesis-like process found in insects Scientists say they've found evidence suggesting that the insect 'Acyrthosiphon pisum', a type of pea aphid, traps light to produce adenosine triphosphate, or ATP, the cellular energy currency that powers biochemical reactions.__ __Aphids are almost unique among insects in their ability to synthesize pigments called carotenoids on their own (a species of sp... ider mites may do it too) and genes responsible for caretonoid production had been discovered earlier. Many creatures rely on these pigments for a variety of functions, such as maintaining a healthy immune system and making certain vitamins, but all other animals must obtain them through their diet. Entomologist Alain Robichon at the Sophia Agrobiotech Institute in Sophia Antipolis, France, and his colleagues suggest that, in aphids, these pigments can absorb energy from the Sun and transfer it to the cellular machinery involved in energy production __

__Aphids are born pregnant and can give birth when they are only ten days old.__

__yep sponge bob's snail is for real. it is a cartoon of an actual species of snail__

__largest land mammal versus largest sea mammal.__ __Here's a nice link about whale facts:__ http://www.alphawhalewatch.com/whales/10-fun-whale-facts/ -Eamon cool stuff eamon mr cooper p.s other guys are welcome to find and upload interesting nature facts

__Most people can probably recognise that our love of bread, potatoes and any other carbohydrate heavy foods will have had an effect on human evolution, but now scientists are beginning to understand how it could have shaped the evolution of ... dogs as well. It’s well known that dogs are the domesticated close relatives of wolves. It is generally considered that this must have occurred as wolves took advantage of the easy food source of waste food left by humans. This food would have been a very different composition of nutrients compared to a traditional wolf diet with far more carbohydrates from roots, bread and porridge than they normally would have got. A report published in Nature this week compared the DNA of 12 gray wolves with 60 dogs (including 14 different breeds) and found there were key differences which allowed dogs to digest carbohydrates far more easily. The presence of changes to starch and sugar-processing genes would have allowed early dogs to make the most of the scraps they could scavenge from human settlements, helping them to thrive despite abandoning the pack lifestyle. What’s really interesting about this study is not necessarily the study itself but rather the questions that it has led to. The study itself suggests that the domestication of dogs was a form of selection as the canines which were already able to easily digest carbohydrates were able to survive easier apart from the pack and consequentially became domesticated. While other scientists have suggested that these genes may have become adapted after the domestication of dogs as the carb heavy diet promoted the specialisation of the carbohydrate digestion genes. So rather like the question of which came first the chicken or the egg, science now has a different question to ponder, __ __which came first domestication or the genes? __

This is a picture of **Sparkling Enope squid** (also known as the **firefly squid**) at Toyama Bay, Japan. They are about 15.24 cm (roughly 6 inches) and die after only one year of life. Found in the Western Pacific ocean, they live at depths of ... 183-366 meters and only comes up to the surface at night to show off their brilliant bioluminescence. The photophores, **the organs that produce the light, are located at the end of each tentacle**. Interesting fact about the Sparkling Enope squid: they are **only species of cephalopod** that have evolved to be able to see colour in three visual pigments__. Scientists think that this is to help them distinguish between ambient light and their own bioluminescence. **The firefly squid lights up for two reasons:**
 * the lights on the tentacle can flash to attract fish that the squid feed on and
 * the squid can light up its entire body to attract a mate during the months of March to June.