1 What is the smallest cow in the world?
You must have heard about the youngest man in the world, the little woman - but today we are introducing you to the youngest cow in the world. It is one of the rarest species in the world. You will be surprised to know that this cow is not in any other country but in our own country India.
The youngest cow in the state of Kerala is the 6-year-old cow, named Manikayam. This cow is named in the Guinness Book of World Records and has been considered the world's smallest cow. The entire family of Bal Krishnan serves this cow with great reverence. Balakrishnan Namabukudi said that due to Manikayam, his village also became special for the people. He says that despite giving adequate fodder and taking proper care, Manikayam did not grow in stature. In such a situation, he decided to keep Manikayam in his house instead of an animal house. The length of this cow is less than the goat. The length of the cows is usually from 4.7 to 5 feet.
Is, this cow is only 1.75 feet. Its weight is 40 kg. It has become a celebrity ever since it was named in the Guinness Book of World Records. The people who raise him, like him, are raised as a member of the house. For the last few years, the growth of Money Kayam has stopped completely, Manikayam is famous not only in Kerala but all over the country as it is the youngest cow in the world.
2 How did chewing gum come into existence?
chewing gum is made from the milk of a special type of tree. Flavor and sugar are added later to give it a test. The person who introduced the world to the taste of chewing gum is Thomas Adams. This New Jersey merchant made synthetic rubber from milk derived from a tree named Sapodilla. He used to make toys, masks, rain boots, and bicycle tires. One day in the year 1869, a piece of rubber was lifted and poured into its mouth, and chewed. Adams liked the taste of rubber. He thought why not add some flavor to it. He got ready to convert this thinking into his reality. And in February 1871, the first factory of chewing gum came into existence. It was in the year 1871 that Adams got his patent named after him. It was named Adams New York Gum.
This was the first chewing gum used in the vending machine. This chewing gum used to be sweet. But there was no scent of any kind in it. Then William Regal, a dentist from North America, Slightly improved in appearance and taste. Mixed different types of flowers and fruit fragrance in it and launched it in the market. After this, Doctor C Man added a substance called papain to the chewing gum and made it even more fragrant. Capacity was not just an aromatic substance. But it was also beneficial for the digestive system. Over time, chewing gum began to form in new flavors, fragrances, and shapes. Today the markets are littered with various varieties of chewing gum. Previously chewing gum was made from sapodilla.
Earlier it was made by hand. Now it is made in the latest technology and large plant. These plants manufacture large-scale chewing gum in a completely scientific manner. A mixture of raw glue, aroma, and various other substances of Sipac is prepared to make chewing gum. Then a lot of mixing is done by huge machines. Later this substance is prepared in the shape of a long rod. Then it is cut through machines in desired shapes like round, square, triangular, etc. The packing is sealed in airtight papers to maintain freshness and taste in chewing gum.
3 Which is the world's largest river island?
It seems that memory is a journey. When all my travels are over, it is these memories that keep me moving. Through these, I repeat the visits made earlier. The place that has emerged in my memories this time is the Majuli island of Assam which is called the largest river island in the world. However, there is also a dispute about this. Bananal, Amazon, Marajo are many big islands in the world, but at one end of them is the Atlantic Ocean. Hatia River Island of Bangladesh is also not the largest river island in the world based on the current area. Majuli Island is 1286 sq km in terms of size. Spread over a mere 421.65 km. It has remained.
The fact behind the formation of this island on the Brahmaputra river is that in the early seventh century, Majuli was only part of a large piece of land, but the Brahmaputra river stream This gradually transformed into an island due to change and deposition of sand. This land started becoming fertile due to the constant deposition of soil and sand and made a large part suitable for mass settlement. Majuli Island has been the original place of Assamese civilization and the cultural capital of Assam for over five centuries, the island is famous worldwide for its Vaishnava dances, Ras Utsav, terracotta, and tourism. The Gurukul tradition still continues here as in ancient times. Majuli is called the land of Sessions, which plays a big role in maintaining the administrative system here.
Mask making was once the main occupation here, which gradually came to an end Is becoming In relation to Majuli, it is said that there will not be as many boats here in Venice, Italy. Among my concerns is the shrinking of this river island, the end of a diverse culture.
4 Why is it said that "to show ivory and to eat"?
Currently, only two species of elephants are left. The elephant is the only animal that has four knees and cannot jump. The softest part of its body is behind its ears. Its skin is about one inch thick. Elephant also picked up a small coin that fell on the floor with its trunk. An elephant is an animal that has two sets of teeth. One set inside the mouth, one set outside. The elephants eat leaves and sugarcane wagaira as food. Chew it with the teeth inside your mouth. Out-of-the-way teeth Elephants do not help in eating or chewing. That's why it is said, 'Elephant teeth, and more to eat and show'.
According to the records so far, the length of the longest tooth of the elephant has been 301 centimeters. No part of the body is just for show. All parts of the body are made for some of the other work. These elephant teeth are very strong. They use these teeth to move their young children from one place to another. With the teeth, they dig the roots below the ground
They also take work.
And these pointed teeth help him a lot in protecting him from the enemy. After the death of an elephant, these teeth are also very useful to humans. They make many beautiful things. That is why they are very valuable. Let us also tell you that the length of an adult African elephant can be up to 13 feet. While the length of the Indian elephant increases to 10 feet. The life span of elephants is an average of 70 years.
5 Which are the most poisonous in the world and what is its name?
Many poisonous organisms are found in the world. There are many of them, which are so poisonous that they can even kill you. In this way, we are going to tell you about the most poisonous organism in the world, which dies only by touching it. The name of that creature is stone fish, you can die as soon as you touch this fish that looks like a stone. Therefore, a warning is written on the seaside of many countries that if you see such a creature, then immediately run away and kill your life Save.
This stone fish is found in the sea around the Tropic of Capricorn in the world. This fish has the texture of stones, due to which people do not recognize it and fall prey to it. If you put your foot on a stonefish, it removes the neurotoxin poison in the amount of weight that it can put on it. If any part of your body has been affected by its poison, then immediately separate it to save your life. It fishes the rest of the world Is quite different and dangerous. Its speed to release poison is very high.
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