30 kwi 2010

WATCH FROM DINOSAURS POO



The Swiss company Vesenaz has produced a watch from dinosaur poo.Watch the numbering 100 million years petrified poo will be sold witha strap of American toad giant’s leather for only $ 12,000.

29 kwi 2010

What can we find in the whale’s belly?

During research, the dead whale team of experts from Cascadia Research Collective found in the belly of the animal a surprising number of thing which that animal swallowed along with the algae. - Over twenty plastic bags, small towels, surgical gloves, pants tracksuits, pieces of plastic, black tape, and ball to play golf - exchange specialists.
Experts also emphasize that the amount of rubbish in the belly of the animal didn’t result in death. Research on cause of his death will last several weeks.
Whales drain from the water tiny organisms that live at the bottom of shallow waters.
We were knowing that on the occasion of gathering stones and waste, but such a large amount of litter hasn’t yet been found - say, members of the team Cascadia.

28 kwi 2010

DREAMS HELP IN LEARNING


Snooze after learn something new can help remember new messages - if you have the dreams associated with the topic schooling - inform journal Cell Biology
As it turned out, the person whom dream after learnin
g new, in reality do this exercise better than those who don’t sleep, or dreamingResearch carry out a team of Dr. Robert Stickgolda of Harvard Medical School. Scientists show Volunteers dimensional plan of maze, on order to they could find in it the way a few hours later. Those who slept - and who dreamed of visiting the maze - they came quickly to the point of destination., dreams are an expression of the effort of unconscious part of our brain trying to process information about the task and focus on key elements of this task. (n authors' research opinion, the result them are practical tips for students - the best time for learning is before go to bed and is worth doing an afternoon nap during study

RAVEN- INVENTOR


For many years scientists have sought an answer to the question whether the ability to create inventions by animals depends on the speed of learning, whether from their exceptional talents. Dr. Alex Taylor, a scientist from New Zealand - for many years observed the behavior of ravens. Carried out some experiments and check whether the ravens can connect elements previously acquired knowledge to solve a new problem
At first, let the birds learn to eat from the hole pick out short stick. In a small hole in the tree, researchers placed the delicacy.
After this the food was so deep that the ravens couldn’t reach him to pick his beak or a short stick suspended on a string. After several attempts, the birds pay attention to another prop - box in which lay a long twig. Next to the box were hanging ,on a string, a short stick. Birds learned to take out long twig by short stick. By manipulating it, could finally pick tidbit tucked away in a hole. Birds left, their old experience, developing a new type of behaviour - emphasizes Taylor.