Some Blue Whale Facts

• The heart of a blue whale is almost about the size of a mini car.
• The length of a blue whale's tongue is as long as an elephant trunk.
• When exhaled, blue whale sprays can reach nearly 30 ft into the air from its blowhole.
• The Blue Whale bags to trophy of the largest animal ever to have lived on earth.
• Blue Whales are immune to all known diseases.
• Like any other fish or insects blue whale do not have any eyelids.

Fish Remember Things

We all know fish as aquatic animal with awesome colors but with very very small memory; except Dolphins.
Fish size ranges from 8 mm (just over ¼ of an inch) long stout infant fish to 16 m (51 ft) whale shark.
Fishes may be clever than we thought , fishes are believed to have three-second memory until a new study has suggested they can remember things for up to five months.
Researchers at the Technion Institute of Technology in Israel have carried out the study and found fishes have hidden depth and can recall information for up to five months.

Drink Something Hot After Meal

Did you know that drinking cold drinks or even cold water after meals is not good for health,
because it will solidify the oil in the food that you had.
The oil solidified will react as a acid and absorbed by the intestine very slowly.
This increases the bad cholesterol level in the body.
In the long run it is prone to create cancer.
Now you can co-relate why Chinese and Japanese drink hot tea with their meal.
Next time while having a meals grab a cup of hot green tea or at least a cup of warm water.

Unusual Divorce Case

You all would have heard about many kinds of divorce case where the couples fight for the custody of their children, pets, house or money.
Two days before the world has seen the most unusual divorce case in its history where the husband wants back his kidney donated as divorce settlement in Garden City, New York.
The husband says that her wife started cheating on him as soon as the kidney transplant was done long back in 2001 and the filed their divorce case in 2005.
His attorney said Wednesday that his client wants $1.5 million if she can't give back the kidney donated by her husband.