Top 5 biggest games of 2017

Top 5 biggest games of 2017 you should wait and get great experiences

Mass Effect: Andromeda

Release date: March 2017

We’re just a day away from seeing the ‘first’ Mass Effect: Andromeda gameplay footage, as BioWare keeps pretending its PlayStation Pro trailer doesn’t exist. Mostly, though, we’ve seen cinematic footage that continues to confirm the dump of information that slipped out a year ago on Reddit, supposedly via a marketing survey. We know that Andromeda takes place hundreds of years after Mass Effect 3, when humans and their alien allies arrive in a new galaxy. There will be mysterious ancient aliens, and alien baddies with alien exoskeletons, and space sex with aliens, surely.

A few more interesting details: BioWare says Andromeda is its biggest game, wewon’t be loading in elevators, and loyalty missions won’t define the end of the game—they can be played after the main story concludes. See all our stories in our Mass Effect: Andromeda hub, and look out for the new trailer tomorrow at the Game Awards.

BattleTech

Release date: TBA 2017 

We've got high hopes the turn-based return of BattleTech. The folks at Harebrained Schemes have earned a reputation for producing great strategy RPGs from responsibly-run Kickstarter projects, and the best conceivable people are in the cockpit: BattleTech creator Jordan Weisman, Mike McCain (creative director on Shadowrun Returns), and Mitch Gitelman, who was game director on the wonderful MechCommander series. Check out my list of fun, weird and just plain amazing fact of life I have found.

The early prototype we played at PAX only featured one mission, but its internal structure seems sound. Harebrained's approach to translating BattleTech's tabletop ruleset shows reverence, but not at the expense of embracing new ideas: we're excited about the idea of light mechs having real utility as scouts and flankers in a turn-based game, where time and speed can be difficult to express. And because the map isn't on a grid, individual angles, rock formations, and details seem like they'll matter.

BattleTech met stretch goals that guarantee 1v1 PvP multiplayer, but we're glad that this game seems mostly focused on its singeplayer mercenary campaign. You'll be riding around in a massive dropship, which structurally seems like it'll resemble XCOM 2's modular base stations for managing mechs, pilots, and salvage.

Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord 

Release date: TBA 2017 

Part spectacle, part sim, part sandbox RPG, Mount & Blade remains a one-of-a-kind blend of systems and ideas. It's the thrill of being in a battle that's way bigger than you, of launching a single arrow into a horde of 50 dudes storming your castle. And it's the fun of being an average lord in a churning political and military sea of medieval NPCs. 

The original (excluding Warband) is almost 10 years old, so as much as anything we're glad to see Bannerlord bringing a visual and technical overhaul to the series. Character customization, as we saw at the PC Gamer Weekender, offers enough flexibility to sculpt convincing dark ages replicas of Adam Driver, Vladimir Putin, Arnold, and others, but we're equally interested in the new item crafting system, which seems like it'll let you build weapons with personality and history. And lord, those sieges look nuts.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands

Release date: March 7, 2017 

Take a big open world, stuff it with 100 Far Cry-type outpost missions, and jump in with some co-op partners—Tom Senior did just that back in June and found Ubisoft’s upcoming third-person tactical shooter full of enjoyable and emergent chaos. Ghost Recon: Wildlands takes place in a Bolivian landmass where four players comprise a military taskforce sent to disrupt a drug cartel and the government it’s aligned with. While players may have a specific missions—whether it’s to steal some intel or kidnap an informant—how they choose to tackle it is up to them. Guns blazing? Stealth? Or, as often happens, failed stealth that leads to guns blazing?

The open world—the first in Ghost Recon’s ten-game history—promises diverse environments like mountains, forests, and deserts, explorable by ground vehicles, helicopters, and parachutes. The setting is close to modern day, so weapons and gear aren’t as futuristic as they have been in earlier Recon games. Ubisoft is also promising that player choice will affect the world, and that non-violent interactions with NPCs like rebels and civilians can have an impact on missions and goals. And, if your pals aren’t around, you’ll be able to play solo using AI teammates in place of real ones. Would you like to get app, device and game reviews?

Prey

Release date: TBA 2017

New Prey has nothing to do with the old Prey, or Prey 2, which was cancelled back in 2014. Now in the hands of Arkane’s Austin studio, Prey is only familiar in name. Set in an alternate history where President Kennedy was never assassinated, the Soviets and the States continued their rivalry, until one took control of the Kletka Program, a space installation meant to control an alien threat. The project is eventually abandoned, and a corporation takes over (uh-oh), turning the station into “a cutting edge innovation center” called Talos 1. Big surprise, things don’t go well.

You play as Morgan Yu (male or female), who happens to be on board when the alien threat gets particularly threatening. From there, it’s a matter of survival and getting to the bottom of what went wrong. Expect plenty of shooting and exploration, and most interestingly, shape-shifting. You and the alien threat can take on nearly any form. An inconspicuous mug or trash bin might be an alien in wait, or if they’re hunting you down, try the mug life for yourself.

Divinity: Original Sin 2

Release date: TBA 2017 

Early Access has already given us a taste of Original Sin 2, which could easily be the best RPG of 2017. Larian has heavily iterated on its dense turn-based battle system, adding an armor system, elevation, and bless and curse statuses that can completely turn your intentions on their head. Set fire to a pool of oil and it will burn your enemies alive—but if they bless it, suddenly it has healing properties. The most obvious change this go-round, though, is a heavier focus on writing and roleplaying, with a stable of writers including Chris Avellone bringing a darker tone and more racial tension into the opening hours of this story. It's a big shift, but the story ended up Original Sin's weakest link, and Larian seems determined not to repeat that mistake. Learn more about interesting science facts via our wide range of articles.

There's already working four-player co-op for a slice of Original Sin 2's first act, and the full game is out sometime in 2017. Larian's still being secretive about its planned Dungeon Master mode, but that may well turn OS2 into a canvas for our own RPG adventures.

Fallout 4 mods are available for PlayStation 4

There is a good news for players with PlayStation 4 when from now, they have the opportunity to try out Fallout 4 mods after a long time of wating. 

The announcement comes as something of a surprise, given a September blog post in which Bethesda squarely blamed Sony for the delayed promise of console mod support on the PlayStation 4, from reviewgameappsforkids. "Sony has informed us they will not approve user mods the way they should work: where users can do anything they want for either Fallout 4 or Skyrim Special Edition," the publisher wrote. "Like you, we are disappointed by Sony’s decision given the considerable time and effort we have put into this project, and the amount of time our fans have waited for mod support to arrive." Check out my list of fun, weird and just plain amazing fact of life I have found.

The only limitation of Fallout 4 Mods for Playstation 4 version is that the file size for it is 1GB, though it is bigger than beta version (900MB), it still lower than for Xbox One version. Would you like to get free online games for kids ?

Xbox One owners have been enjoying the ability to use Fallout 4 mods since May, shortly after official mod support for the PC version of the game rolled out in April.

Samsung Gear S3 Frontier Will Be Available On T-Mobile

There is a good news for those who love Samsung Gear caused Samsung Gear S3 Frontier Will Be Available On T-Mobile

On November 18, T-Mobile will officially release Samsung's new smartwatch: Samsung Gear S3 Frontier. Price tag for this smartwatch is $399. 

The Gear S3 Frontier is Samsung’s newest smartwatch, offering a 1.3-inch 360x360 AMOLED display, 768MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, a dual-core processor, NFC and MST support for Samsung Pay, and a 380mAh battery that’s rated to last three days on a single charge. The stainless steel 316L body of the Gear S3 Frontier is IP68-rated for dust and water resistance, and it also includes a rotating bezel for navigating the software. Start your day with game, app reviews and free online games for kids

Also of note is that the Gear S3 Frontier runs Tizen 2.3.2, but it’s compatible with devices running Android 4.4 or higher with 1.5GB of RAM or more.

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Ubisoft confirms the rumour during a Twitch stream

Ubisoft confirms the rumour during a Twitch stream

As far as I'm concerned, Rainbow Six Siege is one of the best competitive shooters you can play at the moment, with its focused 5v5 tactical gameplay and methodical pace. So it's good news that Ubisoft plans to support the game for a second year, according to a tweet from the official account earlier today.

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There were hints last month that a new season might be coming, but it's good to have it confirmed. The new season was announced during a lengthy stream focused on the fourth (and previously, final) DLC pack, which is due later this month. 

No word as yet on whether the second season will follow the format of the first, which included four new maps and eight new operators over the course of 2016. The season pass format will likely remain, with payers gaining early access to the new operators (and without the need to spend renown – the game's currency). Whatever the case, I'll add the details here as they come in.

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A list of four best sports games

This article shows you list of four best sports games beside the choice of the NES Classic Edition.

Tecmo Bowl 

Tecmo Bowl for the NES was actually the first console video game to include player names and likenesses, paving the way for more league licensing in the future. Make sure you pick up a second controller for your friends who have never played the game before, then just run the ball with Bo Jackson. It's as fun now as it was back in the late '80s.

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Punch-Out!!

The licensing agreement with Tyson expired a while back, and Nintendo didn't renew it for a variety of reasons, both inside and outside of the ring.

The good news is that Punch Out!! remains one of the best twitch-reaction sports games ever made. Sure, Punch-Out!! can be brutal at times - it definitely has that classic NES difficulty to it -- it never seems unfair. It's always just frustrating enough to keep you coming back for more, as you try to learn your opponent's tells and perfect your timing. It's one of the few games that really perfects that feeling of being in the zone, in a completely focused state, reacting to the game as quickly as you can. It's super unique, and really holds up almost 30 years later.

Excitebike

Excitebike is a twitch reaction game that is incredibly unforgiving. The motocross game came along relatively early in the NES's lifespan, back in 1984. Though it's simple -- all you do is control your motorcycle and its speed - it's challenging to put everything together. In order to score a good time, you'll not only have to maintain a high speed, but you'll also have to keep from overheating and control your bike as you launch off jumps.

Ice Climber 

Ice Climber is a simple, addictive arcade-style game that sees the player controlling two alpine adventurers, Popo and Nana (A+ naming, Nintendo), as they ascend a mountain infested with vegetable-stealing condors and polar bears wearing pink shorts and sunglasses. The goal of the game, ostensibly, is to summit 32 peaks to recover all of the vegetables that the condors have stolen. Just like real mountain climbers!

The game was a big hit when it launched in 1985, mixing puzzle and action game elements. It also didn't hurt that the game was included in an NES bundle in many countries across the world.

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5 MOST BEAUTIFUL FEMALE HACKERS IN THE WORLD

1. Adeanna Cook

She is a former Playboy model nobody wants to mess with. Many friends of her tried to post her naked photos on the internet and also decided to take money for doing so. But she has her dignity intact and if anyone was going to be making money off her slamming body, it was going to be her . When she saw the photos of her face and body on some random unauthorised websites, she took the whole matter into her own hands and hacked into the account herself to take them down. WOW!

After getting success in her attempts, she started to help out other women in similar situations and hacked many websites. She sets the example for female hackers because she, like a lot of them, are something called “Hacktivists”.

2. Anna Chapman

The second in our list, Anna Vasilyevna Chapman was arrested in New York. She was found with nine others under the charge of working for the Illegals Program spy ring under the Russian Federation’s external intelligence agency.

She became a celebrity right after her arrest by the FBI. Her hot pictures and videos went viral on the web. She earned a lot of media attention on 3 July 2013 when she asked Edward Snowden to marry her.

3. Ying Cracker

This girl is an educator from Shanghai who teaches people the basics of “How to start hacking”, “How to change your IP address” and “How to wipe Office passwords” etc. Ying Cracker also teaches how to effectively protect passwords of personal computers. Of course, these are very basic things to learn from anywhere else but who doesn’t want to learn to hack from a hot young girl?

She is a well-famous name in the female hacking world and an expert in hacker software writing. She charges a good amount of money for teaching courses on simple hacking tools. She charges around RMB 1000-10000 in helping other people to crack software. She usually makes about RMB 20,000 per month in the hacking business.

4. Kristina Svechinskaya

It looks like Russian hacker beauty is hard to handle so here is an another Russian hacker girl on our list. In 2010, Kristina and a few more friends of her broke into dozens of bank accounts using a trojan, including large banks like Bank of America and Bank of Wachovia. In total, Svechinskaya and her colleagues managed to steal more than $3 million. In this regard, the girl was charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, and the use of fake passports. Then Christine gave the right to be released on condition of bail of 25 thousand dollars.

In addition, Christina has signed a recognizance not to leave. Three years later, on 24th June 2013, Svechinskaya was released under the supervision of the court in New York. She was ordered to pay damages of 35 thousand dollars.

After hacking scandal Svechinskaya stayed in America, where she graduated from New York University. She uses various social networks and enjoys very actively to communicate with her fans. And they have quite a lot of it: after the high-profile case of Svechinskaya, she got the title of the sexiest girl hacker.

5. Xiao Tian

Another Chinese girl in our list this girl is a leader of “Ch (China) Girl Security Team”, a Chinese female hacker group that currently has more than 3000 members and counting. Xiao Tian created the now-infamous hacking team when she was just 18 years old. She felt that there was no other outlet for teenage girls like her in the male-dominated world of hacking. She is not just one of hottest female hackers but really a genius girl and an inspiration to others.

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Reasons for hunting tigers

Here are some amazing news and facts about reasons for hunting tigers

Tigers are killed for body parts used in traditional medicines. The biggest threat facing Amur tigers is habitat loss due to logging. As they lose habitat, they lose prey, which means they sometimes turn to domestic livestock for food. This makes them unpopular with ranchers, who may shoot them as pests.

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And tigers are killed for other reasons: they're hunted for their meat and skins as well as their bones, which are used in traditional Chinese medicine. Poaching of tigers has become an increasing problem in recent years, and it's taking a heavy toll on these mighty cats.

Most Siberian tigers are killed for export to China. As a member of CITES, the People's Republic of China (PRC) is (allegedly) committed to stopping the illegal trade of animals, such as tigers, and consequently the decline of their population. However, tiger products are in evidence in China. The State Council of the PRC however reported that existing stockpiles of tiger derivatives in China were obtained before China joined CITES.

Tigers are falling prey to unscrupulous hunters who are indiscriminately killing them for measly amounts on the behest of bigger fishes. The sad part is the protectors of tigers have become hand in glove with the poachers in killing one of the magnificent creations of GOD. The main reason behind killing the magnificent beast is two folds. The first being feeding the insatiable hunger of especially the Chinese in supplying tiger body parts for so called medicinal purpose. They are supposed to produce medicinal products out of the tigers.

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The second part is many a degenerated souls put up a cowardly act of putting on tiger skin adorned garments to pump up their ego. In India many tigers have been poached to satisfy the Tibetans who wear them as traditional dresses. Recently His holiness the Dalai Lama has issued a decree against it. You may be shocked to know that recently in India one national tiger reserve (Sireska) was found to be devoid of tigers as all had been poached. To cut short at this rate of tiger culling our next generation may not be able to look at tigers in real life but in photos only. As some one said the tiger is hemorrhaging, unless we get up & do something positive about it it may be gone for ever.

They are only being killed illegally, Tigers are a protected species, and it is illegal to import any part of them into the UK, however, we in the UK have no say in what goes on in other countries, the ban is world wide and introduced by the UN but there are many curative properties attributed, but not correctly, to products from Tigers and other strong animals such as Lion and Bear. Many primitive cultures, and others not so primitive, believe that eating part of a tiger would mean the person absorbs some of its strength and courage.

Some people feel the fur is an exotic type of clothing. Or a fancy rug. What they don't realize is that they wouldn't be very happy if some animal used a person's skin in the same way (sorry if that's a bit graphic). This makes me especially sad, because I work with tigers, and they're my favorite animal.

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The Power Of Vitamin C

The Power Of Vitamin C - Do you know about it? Let's find out the answer here

The importance of Vitamin C is that it is an essential nutrient. Without it can lead to health problems, which makes it important to get get it into our diets and at the correct dose.

Why Do We Need Vitamin C?

There are several advantages of vitamins C and some of them are as follows:

Vitamin C plays an effective role in the protection against immune system insufficiencies, prenatal health problems, heart disease, skin wrinkling and eye disease.

Vitamin C benefits in arrangement as well as reparation of red blood cells, tissues and bones.

It also supports gum to stay fit and build up your blood vessels, and reducing tight spots.

Vitamin C helps in wound healing, enhance the immune system, and keep infections away from the body.

It is also responsible for the absorption of iron from the different food sources.

Sources Of Vitamin C

Daily Requirement of Vitamin C in your Diet

The consumption of vitamin C mostly depends upon your age as well as sex.

Babies up to age 6 months: 40 milligrams per day.

Ages 6 months to 1 year: 50 milligrams per day.

Ages 1 to 3 years: 15 milligrams (mg) daily

Ages 4 to 8 years: 25 milligrams per day.

Ages 1-10 years: 30 milligram per day.

Ages 11-14 years: 35 milligram per day.

Over the age of 15 years: 40 milligram per day.

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Why are giraffes’ necks so tall?

How amazing it is! Let’s discover below amazing information: Why are giraffes and their baby giraffes' so tall?

If we are talking about height, no animal can beat the giraffe! With an astonishingly long neck, a giraffe can be more than 18 feet tall, making it the world's tallest animal. It is also one of the world's heaviest animals - a male giraffe may weigh up to 4,200 pounds!

Unique genes that affect the skeleton, heart and nervous system may explain how the giraffe evolved into the world's tallest land animal, researchers have revealed.

Scientists now have the genetic instruction book that contains all the secrets of the giraffe, which over the past 12 million years has developed into one of the most bizarre creatures on Earth.

Mapping the giraffe's genetic code, or genome, has highlighted a host of DNA sequences that make the long-necked animal so special.

Standing up to 19ft (six metres) tall, the giraffe's peculiar body is dominated by its stretched out legs and neck.

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Professor Douglas Cavener, from Pennsylvania State University in the US, who led the new study, said: "The evolutionary changes required to build the giraffe's imposing structure and to equip it with the necessary modifications for its high-speed sprinting and powerful cardiovascular functions have remained a source of scientific mystery since the 1800s, when Charles Darwin first puzzled over the giraffe's evolutionary origins."

The animal's heart, built to pump blood vertically a distance of two metres (6.5ft) to its brain, has an unusually large left ventricle chamber.

Taking a giraffe's blood pressure would show a reading twice as high as that of other mammals.

The giraffe can also sprint at speeds of up to 37 mph on its long spindly legs, and despite appearances its neck contains the same number of bones as seen in other mammals, including humans. The big difference is that both the giraffe's leg and neck bones are greatly extended.

The scientists pinpointed unique regions of the genome by comparing it with that of the giraffe's close relative, the okapi.

Both animals have a common ancestor but branched off in separate directions along the evolutionary path around 11 to 12 million years ago.

A battery of tests comparing the two animals uncovered 70 giraffe genes that showed multiple signs of adaptation. More than half of these coded for proteins known to regulate the development of the skeletal, cardiovascular and nervous system.

Several genes controlled both heart and artery and skeletal development - raising the intriguing possibility that the giraffe's stature and cardiovascular system were modified together through changes to a small group of multi-purpose genes.

One key gene is thought to be FGFRL1, which regulates a biological pathway critical to bone growth. In addition, four "homeobox" genes were identified that are known to specify the regions of the spine and legs.

"The combination of changes in these homeobox genes and the FGFRL1 gene might provide two of the required ingredients for the evolution of the giraffe's long neck and legs," said Prof Cavener.

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Can vitamin C help reduce stress?

Have you ever wondered an interesting question: Can vitamin c help reduce stress? Let’s see how

It's already everybody's favorite nutritional supplement, linked, however controversially, to preventing the common cold and fighting cancer. But vitamin C recently added a new notch on its belt. The vitamin helps reduce both the physical and psychological effects ofstress on people.

People who have high levels of vitamin C do not show the expected mental and physical signs of stress when subjected to acute psychological challenges. What's more, they bounce back from stressful situations faster than people with low levels of vitamin C in their blood.

In one study German researchers subjected 120 people to a sure-fire stressor—a public speaking task combined with math problems. Half of those studied were given 1,000 mg of vitamin C. Such signs of stress as elevated levels of the stress hormone cortisol and high blood pressure were significantly greater in those who did not get the vitamin supplement. Those who got vitamin C reported that they felt less stressed when they got the vitamin.

The researchers believe that vitamin C should be considered an essential part of stressmanagement.

Earlier studies showed that vitamin C abolished secretion of cortisol in animals that had been subjected to repeated stress. Cortisol is a hormone released by the adrenal glands in response to stress. Once it gets into the bloodstream, it is responsible for relaying the news of stress to all parts of the body and mind.

Cortisol is the hormone, for example, that triggers the "fight or flight" response to stress. That allows us to spring into action when we sense danger. But like many emergency-alert systems, the stress response comes at a considerable cost. Among other effects, frequent exposure to high levels of stress hormones exhausts the body's physical resources, impairs learning and memory, and makes people susceptible to depression.

In the animal studies, vitamin C fed to rats undergoing stress not only prevented the expected increase in cortisol levels, it prevented the animals from exhibiting the known signs of physical and emotional stress, including loss of body weight. Animals that did not receive vitamin C had three times the level of stress hormones.

The present RDA for vitamin C for adults is 60 milligrams—a far cry from the 1,000 mg found helpful in the stress study. But there's a growing belief that the RDA for vitamin C is vastly outdated. The current RDA was set decades ago and is based on the amount of the vitamin needed to ward off scurvy.

Current thinking looks at vitamin C from the opposite direction: The amount needed to promote health under varying environmental conditions. That appears to be a lot greater than the amount needed to prevent deficiencies.

There's also evidence suggesting that prehistoric humans consumed large amounts of vitamin C in a tropical diet rich in fresh fruits. If so, the physiological constitution we have inherited may require far larger daily doses of vitamin C than the current RDA, perhaps as high as 1,000 mg.

Vitamin C is present in fresh, uncooked fruits and vegetables, especially citrus fruits and red and green peppers. One eight-ounce glass of fresh orange juice provides 97 milligrams of the vitamin.

It's also found in papayas, cantaloupes, strawberries, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, tomatoes, asparagus and parsley. There's no vitamin C in animal food, and a small amount in raw fish.

An unstable substance, vitamin C is destroyed by cooking and exposure to light.

The most commonly consumed nutrient supplement, vitamin C comes in many formulations, but the best may be a time-released preparation that works over the course of a day, as the vitamin works rapidly and is short-acting. Alternatively, vitamin C supplements can be taken at intervals throughout the day.

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Tigers climb trees to avoid prey

Keep reading for more interesting information about tigers facts and to know why tigers climb trees

In zoos and shows, tigers may sometimes go up the trunk of a tree momentarily for food. In the wild, they may climb trees to avoid hunting dogs or to chase prey. 

Cubs:

Tiger cubs willingly climb trees for about the first sixteen months of life and young tigers have been sighted following langur monkeys up into the trees in an effort to secure a feed. But after this age their increasing weight makes both ascent and descent difficult, and few tree branches have the needed strength to hold their weight.

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Adults:

Adults seldom climb, but are quite capable of doing so; they may do this if being chased by dogs or when after prey. There have been occasions of men climbing trees to escape an attacking tiger, only to be killed when the tiger followed them up. 

This does not mean tigers are willing or efficient climbers. On the contrary, they are not. The white Bengal and Amur tigers shown here are doing something quite unusual for tigers of their age.

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Most tiger subspecies can climb trees

Not everyone know the tigers facts that most tiger subspecies can climb trees. Let's see:

Cubs:

Tiger cubs willingly climb trees for about the first sixteen months of life and young tigers have been sighted following langur monkeys up into the trees in an effort to secure a feed. But after this age their increasing weight makes both ascent and descent difficult, and few tree branches have the needed strength to hold their weight.

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Adults:

Adults seldom climb, but are quite capable of doing so; they may do this if being chased by dogs or when after prey. There have been occasions of men climbing trees to escape an attacking tiger, only to be killed when the tiger followed them up. 

This does not mean tigers are willing or efficient climbers. On the contrary, they are not. The white Bengal and Amur tigers shown here are doing something quite unusual for tigers of their age.

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Dragons are more intelligent than humans

Believe it or not Dragons might exist, they could be real, they may have existed in historical times and perhaps their existence isn’t that scientifically and logically impossible! Here are the most amazing animal facts you didn’t know relating to the intelligence of dragons

We are so arrogant that we don’t realize there are beings even more intelligent than us. Dragons might be one of them, in many Asian cultures dragons have been associated with wisdom, intelligence and longevity, according to some legends it was dragons who first taught the savage humans how to use language.

This isn’t that hard to swallow either, think about it, why are Dragons often portrayed to be hoarding gold and riches ? They need the money to pay bills and taxes and to send their children to better Universities !

If such is the case it isn’t hard to imagine how Dragons would be capable of existing right now while hiding their presence from us (also from Djinns and Easter bunnies too). Dragons could simply go into hiding in another dimension using their super advanced technology or magic, they could even be brain washing us into believing they don’t exist. The point is humans dumb, dragons rock.

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Is it true that cockroach can fly?

 Reading and enjoying the more deail about for animal facts question: Is it true that cockroach can fly?

Many of the more than 3,500 cockroach species in the world can fly. The flying capabilities of cockroaches vary according to the particular species, and sometimes sexual category, to which they belong. In Canada, the German cockroach is the most important and prevalent cockroach species in the country. Depending on the region, other significant pest species present are the American, brown-banded, oriental, smoky-brown, and wood varieties of cockroach. Though both males and females of the German cockroach have wings, they do not fly except for short downward gliding. Meanwhile, both sexes of the smoky-brown species of cockroach are strong fliers. Amongst the brown-banded and wood cockroaches, only the males enjoy flying capabilities. Though not regarded as true flyers, both male and female American cockroaches maintain the ability to glide through the air. Both genders of the oriental cockroach lack the capacity to fly. The Canadian cockroach species capable of flying are generally only able to remain in the air for short amounts of time.

Despite possessing four wings, each flying cockroach uses just a single pair for air travel. Thick and protective, the front pair of wings displays the same coloration as the body of the cockroach and rests against the back of the insect when not in use. The back pair of wings remains hidden and protected beneath the front pair until the cockroach takes flight. When preparing to fly, cockroaches lift the front wings to expose the back wings. The insects keep the front wings lifted while flying and move through the air by using the back pair. In contrast to the front pair, the back wings of cockroaches that fly are membranous, thin and clear.

Even though many cockroaches can fly, the insects boast highly effective legs and prove more adept at running than flying. The body of a cockroach features three legs extending from each side of the thorax. Covered with setae and pointy spines, each leg varies in length and fulfills different yet interrelated functions that enable the physical act of running. With a total of six legs working together to propel the insects forward, cockroaches can cover a distance equal to roughly 50 body lengths in a single second. For a human to run the same distance as 50 of his or her own body lengths in one second, he or she would have to reach a speed of about 200 miles per hour.

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How much do do you about penguins?

So without further ado, here are penguin factsproviding you for widen you knowledge about them. Let's see.

Where do penguins live?

Considered marine birds, penguins live up to 80 percent of their lives in the ocean, according to the New England Aquarium. All penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere, though it is a common myth that they all live in Antarctica. In fact, penguins can be found on every continent in the Southern Hemisphere. It is also a myth that penguins can only live in cold climates. The Galapagos penguin, for example, lives on tropical islands at the equator.

What do penguins eat?

A penguins diet consists primarily of fish, squid and krill.

Depending on the species of penguin their food preference can vary which also helps reduce competition for food.

Large colonies are able to consume millions of pounds of food on a daily basis.

Penguins rely on their eyes to find food while underwater.

Most dives for food do not exceed 60 feet, although some species are capable of diving nearly 2,000 feet for when hunting for prey.

They capture their prey by grabbing it with their bill and swallow their food whole.

Penguins are known to fast (stop eating) annually during breeding periods when they must watch their eggs, keep them warm and prevent them from being attacked by predators.

Before fasting they stock up by consuming large quantities of food so that they can build up enough energy from fat to last them throughout their fasting period.

Penguin tail

A penguin tail is short and in the shape of a wedge. There are 14 to 18 stiff tail feathers. Adelie, Chinstrap and Gentoo penguins have longer tails than the other species, and these are sometimes used as a prop on land or when climbing a steep hill.

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Science is very important in our life

Science is very important in our life but why? Here is the answer:

Science facts knowledge can improve the quality of life at many different levels — from the routine workings of our everyday lives to global issues. Science informs public policy and personal decisions on energy, conservation, agriculture, health, transportation, communication, defense, economics, leisure, and exploration. It's almost impossible to overstate how many aspects of modern life are impacted by scientific knowledge.

When they hear the term “science”, a lot of people usually imagine some guy wearing a lab coat and safety glasses, operating some high-tech machinery or mixing some funny-looking substances; in fact, science can be a lot simpler than that. Science is actually not something that’s strictly happening into a laboratory, but rather everything that follows a certain pattern, and can be replicated if some conditions are met. Throwing a rock up, just to see it fall down to the ground can be considered science, as the rock will always fall down, thus demonstrating that gravity is present, and that it works.

The bigger misconception is that you have to understand how it all works in order to take advantage of it – this couldn’t be more false. Just think about it this way: you may not know much about electricity or electronics, but you know that if your TV is plugged into the power socket, once you push the power button on the remote, it will turn on. How do you know that? It’s simple – because you’ve done it over and over again, with the same results. But science gave us much more than non-stop television.

Evolution of Science

Humans are curious creatures and, while at first they only tried to figure out how the most basic things needed for their survival worked, once their tomorrows were no longer at stake, they started becoming interested into deciphering the many unknowns around them. They started paying attention to things they had close by, as well as to things that were far out of their reach at the time, such as the stars. Just from looking at the night sky, two branches of science that still intrigue us today appeared: astronomy and astrology. You can check out this blog post to learn more about astronomy and astrology, and how these cent

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