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A Green sea turtle of 2years old was rescued by Sea Turtle Inc. This sea turtle lost three of her flippers and had little chance of survival. This was named as “ALLISON“, which is five-inch in length.

Sea turtles can grow to 450 pounds and live for around 100 years. So animal shelter gave prompt treatment for this sea turtle. Now she managed to swim with single flipper. But reintroducing into the sea is questionable as it may be injured by other aquatic faunas and also would be confined to shallow waters for the rest of her life.

Caregivers at Sea Turtle Inc. are now thinking to fit three prosthetic flippers before getting into sea. This prosthetic flippers would be of silicon, which is being used for implants in humans.

A team of physicians from UT Dental Branch and University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center have arrived to help Allison get back to its home. They are studying the pros and cons of using silicone in sea water to confirm that it does not dissolve. Hope they will succeed to end the longing for the sea of Allison.

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Some of the Earth’s most beautiful organisms- Gold fishes that can be found in all aquariums will be a subject of an ambitious new research programs.

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Malaria, the dreadful disease of mammals created awareness program among our ancestors- Chimpanzees. Chimpanzees in Uganda is taking a mouthful of dirt to :self medicate” against malaria. Read the rest of this entry »

Get to Know About Munia birds

Posted on: 25, Feb

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Distributed throughout India, Ceylon and some parts of Bengal. These birds are generally very sociable. Munias are extremely restless and playful birds, with chirping sound throughout the day. Read the rest of this entry »

We will miss her dearly“- these were the words delivered by Fanny Lai, group chief executive of Wildlife Reserves Singapore about the death of the death of Ah Meng. Ah Meng is no other than the Singapore Zoo’s celebrity orangutan. Read the rest of this entry »

I am really amazed to hear that foresters in the western parts of India are making use of ring tones of roosters crowing, goats bleating and cows mooing to attract the leopards that intruded into the human inhabitation. Read the rest of this entry »

Do you think socially learned cultural behavior is unique to humans? NO…you’re wrong. A study revealed that our good old ancestors-Chimpanzees show cultural differences.

A team of international scientists did a research on chimpanzees behavior and found that chimps build their ‘cultures’ just like that of humans. Although it is confirmed that behavioral differences between colonies of chimpanzees are due to genetic variability, the variety is mainly due to migration of apes to other places.

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Can you believe that a bull-sized mouse roamed in this world four million years ago? Yes… Scientists discovered a fossil of 1-1.4 tonnes weight in a broken bolder on the coast of Rio de La Plata in Uruguay.

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Rat heart beat

The scientists of Minnesota University reported success in creating a beating rat heart in laboratory. “You can make any organ” has become as a new notion. Scientists created limbs, fingers, etc in the past confirmed that the dream of creating human heart may be achieved within 10 years.

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Snake Bite Facts

Posted on: 13, Jan

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It is not correct to assume that bites from harmful snakes are invariably fatal. Hospital case histories with definite identification of the biting snake show that in about half the cases there is little or no effect of the poison. This is understandable, considering the fact that snake bite on man is a purely defensive reaction.

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