Showing posts with label animal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal. Show all posts

Friday, January 22, 2010

This is Narwhal POPE (horned Whale)

Narwhal POPE  (horned Whale)
Narwhal (Monodon monoceros) is the name of one of the pope most humans is unknown. The name "Narwhal" is derived from the Old Norse language yg means "corpse whale". The name was given for his habit reply to swim sometimes motionless on the sea surface with the position of the stomach is facing up & color spotted her reply-gray spots like drowning sailors. They are known to live only in the Arctic waters, precisely on the Arctic Ocean. Narwhal are toothed whales & including man-eating carnivorous marine animals such as fish, shrimp, or squid


Narwhal Horn mysterious spiral turned out to function as sensors to help find a giant water quality and to "smell" other Narwhal.


Narwhal POPE  (horned Whale)
Narwhal POPE  (horned Whale)
Horn Narwhal whale can reach a length of 2.4 meters that has long puzzled scholars of nature and hunting. Any explanation of their functions often lead to debate, so says Dr. Martin Nweeia, a researcher at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine.

According to Nweeia, the horn seems to have a hydrodynamic sensing capabilities. He expresses this in the prsentasi Biology Conference on Marine Mammals in San Diego.




Narwhal (Monodon monoceros) is a type of whale, including very rare. Body length reaches 4 to 4.5 meters, and most are found in ocean waters around the Canadian Arctic, but sometimes also seen far to the east to Russia.

The team found that Nweeia Narwhal horns similar to the membrane with a very sensitive surface. There are approximately 10 million nerves that are connected to the surface of the horn, in order to detect changes in temperature, pressure, and water salinity.

"There is nothing comparable with it in nature and no one is more unique than Narwhal horn in the shape, appearance, and function.

Each whale Narwhal (Monodon monoceros) also use sound to communicate with each other as well as dolphins or other whales. In fact, each may have a unique sound that also shows identity.

Scientists have long known that marine mammals use sound signals to communicate with each other in the water. Recent research even shows that whales have dialects.

However, not many recent studies as the voice identity diguankan Narwhal whale. The researchers believe Narwhal whales use sound to identify each other and distinguish one individual to another individual.

These scientists concluded after studying three tails Narwhal voice in Admiralty Bay on Baffin Island, Canada. They use electronic recorders attached to the body of the giant mammals.

"For the first time, we really can follow the animals whenever they speak and wherever they move," said Ari Shapiro of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

Although one recorder missing, the remaining two have shown that different forms of sound, the sound of whistles and pulses. Shapiro shows that both types of voice signal is not used to exchange information about food sources, but merely indicate the identity of individuals in social communication.

What the Narwhal whale similar to the nose dolphins are also bottle whistling noises to communicate. Although the data on the communication between the Narwhal whales still minimal, the scientists believe it has a very sensitive hearing like any other whale.

They routinely to migrate thousands of miles and in groups. So in a voice different, each one can distinguish the individual in the group or other groups. The results of this study published in the Journal of Acoustical Society of America September 2006 edition.

Saturday, January 9, 2010

The Facts About Cats

About Cats
  1. Cats have 30 vertebrae, which is 5 times more than men
  2. Cats have 230 bones, which is 24 times more than men
  3. Cats have no collarbone, which allows entry through the gap as wide as head
  4. Flexibility amazing cat's body, front legs can be rotated in all directions, and half of the body can move in the opposite direction
  5. Cat more sensitive hearing than humans and dogs. Limit the cat auditory 65 kHz, 20 kHz, while human
  6. Cats have the largest eyes in comparison with other mammals (in relation to body size)
  7. Cats can not see in total darkness, but the sharpness of his eyes at night very well.
    Cat's eye has a layer of light perefleksi called the tapetum can serve to reinforce the light entering the retina
  8. Scope of 185-degree view of the cat
  9. Cats have a sense of smell 20-80 million olfactory cells, whereas only 5-20 million people
  10. Normal cats pulse of 110-170 pulses per minute (if you want to check the pulse to do in the hamstrings at the joints that connect the foot with the body)
  11. Cat's breath as much as 20-40 times per minute
  12. Normal cat temperature 102F or 38.8C
  13. Village cat can run at the speed of 31 mile per hour
  14. Cats have a nervous system very sensitive
  15. Cats can jump to a height of 5 times his height
  16. Every cat has a nose pad that is very distinctive, so it will not have two cats penah have the same nose prints
  17. Cats respond better to female calls than men, probably because suata women have a higher peak
  18. People who are allergic to cats in general are allergic to cat saliva
  19. Has been scientifically proven that stroking a cat is one way of lowering our blood pressure
  20. Averaging 15-16 years of age cat
  21. To determine the age of equality with the age of the cat, start with the age of 20 years as a cat's first year, then add 4 human years of age for each age in cats. For example: If your cat was 4 years old is equivalent to 20 years (to age 1 year) plus 3 x 4 years, which is equivalent to the age of 32 years on

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Saturday, November 21, 2009

The Natural Camouflage Photos

Below are some photos of natural camouflage of the extreme animals

The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos

The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
The Natural Camouflage Photos
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Thursday, November 19, 2009

9 New Animal Species In 2009

1. Family Hydrobiidae-October 22, 2009 - This newly discovered in the basement of the family Hydrobiidae snails live in the aquifers in the heart of Australia, about 100 miles (180 kilometers) northwest of Alice Springs.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
0.5-inch-long (1.3-centimeter-long) snail is one of 850 new invertebrate - simple animals that includes small crustaceans, spiders, and worms - in a four-year survey of the dry Australian outback.



2. Blind cave eel-this newfound eels do not need eyes in subterranean habitats, a trait shared by most of the creatures new underground recently discovered in Australia.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
at 16 inches (40 centimeters) long, eel rare - found in aquifers along the Cape Range mountains. is the longest subterranean species known in Australia, researchers said.



3. Unnamed-Uniquely adapted to live on the surface of the spring, this new, unnamed Austrochiltonia crustaceans in the genus are found only in the Great Artesian Basin of South Australia.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
Little creatures at risk of extinction should be with the original springs disturbed by mining or agriculture, say scientists who recently conducted a survey in Australia four years underground habitats.
In total, more than 850 new species were identified during the survey was found near the town, said the researchers.

"What we have discovered is that you do not have to go find the depth of the ocean to discover new species of invertebrate animals - you only need to look in your own backyard," team member Andy Austin, the University of Adelaide, said in a statement.



4. Unnamed-Hold a woodlouse feet, the kind that this unnamed blind pseudoscorpion found living in the air spaces above the ground in aquifers.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
0.1-inch long (3-millimeter-long) animal is one of many scorpion-like arachnids found during scientific research recently, which identified only a fifth of the unknown species believed to exist in Australia in the basement, scientists said.



5. Unnamed-This newly discovered, 0.1-inch-long (3-millimeter-long) adolescents in the genus plant hopper feed Hemipteran on sap from plant roots underground.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
Over the last four years in Australia survey of underground critters, researchers had 105-degree-Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) heat, monitor lizards and snakes brown cozying up to the location of research, and hydrogen sulfide gas from a vent, team members Steve Cooper, from the Australian Museum South, said in October 2009.



6. Blind cave fish veritas Milyeringa new-found, seen above, Cape Range aquifers occupy the same as the blind cave eel found during the same survey in the Australian underground habitats.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
The only blind cave fish known in Australia, 2-inch-long (5.1-centimeter-long) species are "very flexible," living in fresh water or sea water in coastal areas in the basement during the various stages of life, researchers say .



7. Blind spider-Many of the 850 new species found during surveys in the Australian underground habitats, such as spiders are blind, was "really something unexpected in unexpected places," team member Steve Cooper, from the South Australian Museum, said in October 2009.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
For example, a scientist found an arachnid in western Australia dry pastureland that has been considered only in the rainforest - the first time in a group of species ever found in Australia, said Cooper.


8. The crustaceans latipes-Phreatomerus previously considered a species, is divided into eight distinct species that evolved in geographically isolated springs in South Australia.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
Up to 0.8 inches (2 cm) long, the creature - found nowhere else on Earth - depends entirely on underground water released from underground springs for survival.
Many of the 850 species found in Australia for four years developed in isolation underground surveys and small caves. Animals may take shelter under the ground after the central and southern Australia dry about 15 million years ago, the team said.

New discoveries provide a "window of amazing" in past climate change and how animals evolved from surface to underground animal species, team members Steve Cooper, from the South Australian Museum, said in October 2009.


9. Paroster mesosturtensis, and Paroster microsturtensis-Three species of blind, wingless water beetles in the family Dytiscidae (picture, from left to right, Paroster macrosturtensis, Paroster mesosturtensis, and Paroster microsturtensis) recently found living in soil in the western part of Australia's dry pastureland.

9 New Animal Species In 2009
Larvae (not pictured) is a "fierce looking predator" who may eat smaller crustaceans - and even each other, the scientists said in October 2009.


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Friday, October 16, 2009

Unique Pattern Spider Net

Unique Pattern Spider Net
Spider webs, may be a natural structure of the animal made the most beautiful and intricate. But some types of spiders make it even better. They built it one step further.

Unique Pattern Spider Net


Several types of decorating spider web is even more organized in a more complex pattern, as if to show that they are the best natural designer on earth. If you look at the pictures below do not look perfect but enough to make us wonder why they made this extra configuration.

Unique Pattern Spider Net
Structure of spider webs extra features or stabilimentum scientific name stabilimenta. This name was taken by accident, and even appeared because of an error that is when researchers speculate that this pattern intended to make a cobweb stable. This theory was later disproved.

Unique Pattern Spider Net It seems the function of this extra pattern can vary. The spider was building his own pattern many times perhaps to ten times. Some of them make this pattern does not come from his own net but from what remains of it, including from the former their own eggs or anything that is near the net.

Unique Pattern Spider Net This pattern of extra nets can be found among some species of spiders - but the best example is that of Argiope species. This extra patterns, often almost mathematical precision with 45-degree angle, it seems made for "explore" so their bodies do not make it more attractive predator. Sometimes this leads to a vertical pattern and spider younger may make it shaped like a disc.

Unique Pattern Spider Net
Answering the question why these extra patterns made seems to be not simple. Some consider it provides extra protection because it makes the spider appear larger or as camouflage. Or instead make it more visible than the net itself that make it more easily seen by the example of birds. More like "stop sign" to other animals.


Unique Pattern Spider Net Later it is mentioned that more stabilimenta used to attract prey spider. Often seen insects gather at night near lights? Extra patterns spider webs are believed to be capable of reflecting ultraviolet rays so that more meanrik prey to approach the net.

Unique Pattern Spider Net

Thermoregulation, this theory says that this extra pattern helps the spider maintain optimal body temperature to survive in any weather.

Unique Pattern Spider Net
Unique Pattern Spider Net There is also a mention that the spider has aesthetic - like human beings also have aesthetic - as well as other animals shown to improve the surrounding environment to pursue something.

Unique Pattern Spider Net

Unique Pattern Spider Net It might, reproductive urge is the reason why this extra pattern is made. When a female is ready to reproduce, let alone how better to attract the males than beautify the web?

Unique Pattern Spider Net This extra patterns are made mostly of his own net in addition to several types combine it with any object nearby. In Nephila species, the remains of prey, too attached to this pattern is more interesting purpose other prey again.

Unique Pattern Spider Net
Unique Pattern Spider Net

Whatever the reason, this show out there there are many natural wonders we realize that not happen every day. Even small animals do we almost never notice.


source : http://aneh-tapi-nyata.blogspot.com/2009/10/pola-jaring-laba-laba-yang-unik.html

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

10 Smartest Dog in The World's

1. Border Collie

Collie needs a job. When he was unemployed, they will not be happy. Collie is not recommended to be left alone. They need a companion, praise and latiahan intensive. Kalo you work outside the city, do not think to have this dog, because it really is not suitable for you. Intelligence legendary collie, dog competition for the program is different from others, such as test speed, obedience and herding sheep challenge course.


2. Poodle

Standard poodle puppy who also have high intelligence and very easily trained. They were pleased to be among men, and hate to be left alone. Behind the cute appearance, poodle dog was also used as a hunting dog.



3. German shepherd

Very smart, brave and have a strong protective intinct. When trained from childhood, they can be a good family dog for the kids. Because of his intelligence, they need a goal and work for their happiness. Therefore, this type of dog is suitable to be a police dog.


4. Golden Retriever

Dogs owned by a million people. This popular dog because of loyal, affectionate, gentle and very close to the children, she has a natural instinct to please people and other animals. With intelligence above the average, not surprising that golden retrievers are very good in various obedience competitions and playing tricks.


5. Doberman Pinscher

Very loyal, forceful and feared. They have tremendous stamina and love to work. Although they have known sifaf dominate, Dobermans can be quite easily controlled, and they even work as therapy dogs in hospitals. They can be good family dogs if trained from childhood. Although not seberingas pitbull / terrier, you can rely on the aggressive protection when needed.


6. Shetland Sheepdog

Smartest DogYou still inget Lessie? Now that he's the star! Many dog owners who say that their intelligence level is almost equal to men! Shelties dikembangbiakan to become a shepherd hundreds of sheep, because it requires concentration, and of course intelligence. Sometimes he can be a bit wary of strangers and the children, but very loyal and gentle with their owners. In fact, this dog like a human companion. What you see on TV, almost close to its original character.


7. Labrador Retriever

Smartest DogDogs are very loving, gentle, and patient. Dogs of this type including the most popular dog in the world. Without regular exercise. Because of its good, love the children and friendly toward other dogs, Labs lots owned by the family.


8. The Papilon

Smartest DogWhat is scary dog? Yep! This dog is supposed to be scary, because they are far more resilient than it appears. Papilons is a little moody and aggressive and very possessive of his parents and 'members in the house'. Maybe a little bit surprising to say the reply papilons most gentle dog. Papilons a very intelligent dog and easy to train.


9. Rottweiler

Smartest DogIn the list of the expert and the police, these dogs have a fearsome reputation. In fact, this dog has the potential to be a good family dog. Rotty is not only intelligent, Rotty also have the courage of a very large (one of the best guard dogs) and reliable.


10. Australian Cattle Dog

Smartest DogThis breed is very active. They need regular exercise, both physically and mentally. They originally dikembangbiakan in Australia. They are independent thinkers, creative (in the dog version) and is very protective of his property, including people.


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