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1. Where would you Find a fig Flower ?
~ Not many insects would ever find the Flower of the fig tree , as they grow inside the figs themselves . The fig Flower are pollinated by special fig wasps that live inside the fig. When the Flower are producing pollen, some of the wasps leave their home. They move into another fig, carrying pollen with them on their bodies . A fig is a fruit that has probably been cultivated
for more than 5000years. It originated in the Mediterranean region, and ancient Greek, Roman and Egyptian document describe its popularity as a food. Figs are small and round or pear shaped. they have Green, Yellow, pink ,purple, brown and black skins , depending on the variety .Figs have a high sugar contains , and can be eaten fresh ,dried canned or preserved in sugar.
Butterflies rest with their wings together. At takeoff , the wings peel apart, and the air sucks are butterfly upwards and butterfly upwards and away from danger.
Darkling beetle lives in Africa's Namib Desert , where the only moisture comes from mist rolling in from the sea. To get water the beetle points its abdomen into the wind and collects the moisture that condenses on its body.
The giant weta from New Zealend raises its powerful back legs to show that it can fight back. These legs have large spines.
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The World's Tallest Cow
Blosom the cow has many good qualities. She's kind and she is very
friendly . But she also has a claim to fame. Blosom is officially the world's tallest cow.
Blosom is a Holstein , living in Orangeville , Illinois in the United States . She is big and
tall , with long legs and black spots on her white body. She's 13 years old and weighs
2000 pounds [ 907 kilograms ].
OTHER :- 1946 – The world’s first electronic digital computer , ENIAC { Electronic Numerical and Calculator } was first demonstrated at the Moore School of Electrical Engineer at the University of Pennsylvania, by John W. Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert.
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