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Thursday, April 8, 2010

Tiger Trade Slashes Cats' Numbers



The numbers of tigers in the wild in Southeast Asia have dropped by more than 70 percent in a little more than a decade.


That’s the claim in a new report from the WWF. The organization says there were an estimated 12-hundred tigers in the Greater Mekong region during the last “Year of the Tiger” in 1998. Today,

The reason for the drop? WWF says the tiger crisis has developed because of deliberate and large-scale illegal hunting of tigers for body parts, mostly for use in traditional medicine

Mosquitoes







A new laser system can kill mosquitoes without harming other insects, as shown in slow-motion video. It's all part of the effort to combat malaria.


The goal of this research is combating malaria, a disease spread through tropical regions of the world by mosquitoes. Nearly a million people die of the disease each year.

Intellectual Ventures says their involvement began with a challenge from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

The system can even distinguish between male and female mosquitoes, based on their wing beats. This is important, because only female mosquitoes bite humans.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

THE SARCOPHAGUS



1:how old this sarcophagus?
2:where did they do the inspetion?
3:what is the important thing for doctor Zahi?
4:how many eygeption artifacts have been repatriated?
5:what is the name of the man that sarcophagus belong to?

Friday, March 26, 2010

saudi arabia the university


1:What is the name of this university?

what is the beacon?

what does self contained mean?

what is the sea that she talked about?

saudi arabia oil


1:what is called this OIL field?

:what is called this desert?

who was living in this desert?

how many pipe they need to complete project?

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Saudi Arabia


1:where he did this video?

why they built this building?

Saudi Arabia


1:what was the capital city in saudi arabia?