University of Florida researchers confirmed three Nile crocodiles were overwhelmed between 2000 and 2014. National Geographic dotted their weight up to 1,650 and their length is about 16 feet.
NASA tweeted some ominous statement about April as the hottest month ever recorded that shattered all the previous records in history.
The 30-year-old Siamese named as Scooter was perceived by the Guinness Book of World Records for his long-lived life of 30 years in this world.
After double attack in the Western Europe, people are now querying whether is it still safe to plan summer in Europe. Intelligence agency said that terrorist groups will continue to make strategies to target tourist sites, restaurants and the most soft site is transportation
The world's deepest pool is located in the Hotel Terme Millepini. It was drafted by architect Emanuele Boaretto. This deepest pool is 40 meters in depth.
Bird flu has spread across the Midwest for almost a year that bulldoze farms to cash restitution cuff and impelled for buying replacement birds or for half price of eggs, which doubled, to lapse to normal phase; for Avian flu is the deadliest animal-disease epidemic in the history of United States that trifle away the human flesh.
“selfie”Almost smitten by everyone.It is really hard to find someone nowadays who didn’t – However, this captivated trend is getting so crazy sometimes, that there are a few places in the world where taking your selfie is banned.
It is one of the biggest lion's share that reveals on the automotive calendar, nobody expected the Tesla Model 3 to be this quick out of the chunk.
So, lovers of the golf get ready for the tremendous ceremony, Voters from all over the world importantly from the golf hospitality industry are being invited for casting their ballots for the World Golf Awards Gala Ceremony 2016.
In Haiti, the lakes crunched farmland, absorbed communities that is leading to deforestation. The Haitian village of Lunettes appears to float and the lake's water level has risen so much that it has engulfed thousands of acres.
