The most exotic bird on the earth.

I have never seen this bird even in zoos or in any book of nature. Not even my favorite Reader's Digest has no record of such an exotic bird.

Look at the way it moves! It is actually dancing in delight! It might have probably happy to have identified its mate?

The teasing of another bird looks comic.

What is the name of this bird? Where it is found on the world?
Any clues readers?

Sqirrels playing cards.

Don't analyze how this photo was made, whether it is trick shot ot graphics are used....

Just smile and enjoy this picture.

Ah, yes, if you feel like, forward to your friends and visualize their smiling face

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Rare photos of Sourav Ganguly and Schin Tendulkar.

Yes, I can recognize this face but only after I was told who he is at present.
You will too when you browse further down.


I can spot Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly. Who is in the middle?



Prefect match.


Ganguly at his Calcutta bungalow.


The two big cricketing families of India seen together-isn't it a very rare photo?

Snoqualmie Falls, Washington.

This image by National Geographic Channel shows the Snoqualmie Falls, Washington.

At first sight, it doesn't look like a water fall-right?

I heard that every Indian who are great lovers of water bodies, include Snoqualmie Falls in their itinerary. The falls is equipped with an observation deck, and a gift shop.

During high water, the falls take on a curtain form and this picture might have been taken at one such time.

The mists rising from the base of the waterfall are said to serve to connect Heaven and Earth.

The world's smallest whale shark

This is the world's smallest whale shark. And we thought these killer sharks are always huge!

But this species is quite harmless and they travel along the shores of the Philippines every year from December to May. Tourists throng the shoreline to witness this spectacular whale.

Do you its length boss? It measures only 15 inches!

I hope they don't imprison them in aquariums. It is such a crime!

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Looks like it cam straight out of one of those HollyWood movies-eh?

It seems so but there just may be an unexplainable connection. That is what the Chinese believe so.

These mystery worms have forced a bunch of farmers in northwest China to abandon their livestock and fled to safety.
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Silky facts.

Not many people are aware of the fact that it is only Chinese that made the first silk from silk worms. It was as early as 5000 years ago. But we Indians still believe that we only made the silk first.

I think, somehow Indians too learnt to make silk from silk worm 3000 years ago. I give below some pictures of silk being made from silk worm cocoons.


It takes around 30,000 silkworms to produce 12 pounds of raw silk.

Silk worms are fed only mulberry leaves.































































An umbrella made of silk fabric:











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