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Navel It is a mark/spot where your umbilical cord used to be attached. It is also known as the belly or tummy button while clinically it is known as the umbilicus. Some interesting facts about the navel: 1. You will be surprised to know that just as every human’s fingertips, the retina of eyes, and …
Almond; Almond is native to Iran, where it was born naturally, after which it spread to surrounding countries and spread to all continents except Antarctica. The fruit of an almond is called a drupe. Almond shell (hard shell) is called endocarp. The largest producer of almonds in the world is the United States, where the …
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Opossum is a small to medium-sized marsupial, which belongs to the family Didelphidae of the order Didelphimorphia. It is a fascinating creature with strange physical features i.e. it has a mouth similar to a pig, a tail like a mouse, hands like a human, a body as thick as a cat. The entire body is …
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We often see pink-coloured pigs that are actually domesticated, while wild pigs are black or usually brown in appearance. The baby of a pig is called a piglet while a female is called a sow. A young pig is a boar while giant and heavier pigs (male and female) are called hogs. All species of …
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The idiom ‘crocodile tears’ came from an old myth that crocodiles shed tears while eating their prey and cry out of grief for the prey’s death. A French writer brought the story of crocodile tears to Europe in the 14th century, and Shakespeare used the term Crocodile Tears in his plays for the first time …
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