Saturday, May 29, 2021

World Smallest Aquarium With Smallest Fish


Miniature Specialist Anatoly Konenko, from the Siberian City of Omsk, has built the World’s Smallest Aquarium. It is just 30mm wide, 24mm high and 14 mm deep. Enough to hold just 10ml of Water or about 2 Tablespoons’ worth. The Mini-Aquarium is even equipped with a Water Purification Filter to keep the Water Healthy.


In the Murky Blackwaters of the Peat Swamp Forests of Southeast Asia lives The World’s Smallest Fish, the dwarf minnow of the genus Paedocypris. Paedocypris Adults are a mere 8–12 mm in length and resemble Zebrafish Larvae, a phenomenon known as Progenesis. 









Friday, May 28, 2021

10 Amazing Photos of Mermaids

 In Folklore, a Mermaid is An Aquatic Creature with The Head and Upper Body of a Female Human and The Tail of A Fish. Mermaids appear in the Folklore of Many Cultures Worldwide including Europe, Asia and Africa.

In Ancient Assyria, The Goddess Atargatis transformed herself into a Mermaid out of shame for accidentally killing her Human Lover. 



Mermaids are sometimes associated with Perilous Events such as Floods, Storms, Shipwrecks and Drownings. 



In other Folk Traditions (or sometimes within the Same Traditions), they can be benevolent or beneficent, bestowing boons or falling in love with Humans.



The Male Equivalent of the Mermaid is The Merman, also a familiar figure in Folklore and Heraldry. 



Although Traditions about and sightings of Mermen are less common than those of Mermaids. They are generally assumed to co-exist with their Female Counterparts. 



The Male and The Female collectively are sometimes referred to as Merfolk or Merpeople.



The conception of Mermaids in the West may have been influenced by the Sirens of Greek Mythology, which were originally Half-Birdlike, but came to be pictured as Half-Fishlike in the Christian Era. 



Historical Accounts of Mermaids, such as those reported by Christopher Columbus during his Exploration of the Caribbean, may have been sightings of Manatees or Similar Aquatic Mammals. 



While there is no evidence that Mermaids exist outside Folklore, reports of Mermaid Sightings continue to the present day.



Sandstone Caves in Egypt hold The Most Ancient Depictions of Mermaids.

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Stunning Photos of The Animal Kingdom

 Enjoy a collection of amazing photos from moments of the animal kingdom that are sure to offer you moments of relaxation. The spicy ones are good, but the relaxing tributes are even cooler



The chameleon in the photo is in the reptile house, in the London Zoo, waiting for its turn to be measured ... The zoo managers record the height and weight for over 750 species every year.



Flamingos rest on Lake Natron, Tanzania.



This snake is found on a snake farm in a village in Zhejiang Province, China. The inhabitants there breed over 3 million snakes a year, both for food and for medicinal purposes.



The photo of the jellyfish swimming was taken in the Farne Islands, England. The archipelago of 16 to 28 islands (depending on the tide) is a summer home for many species of wildlife.



Starlings filled the sky of Gretna, Scotland.



A zebra at the Berlin Zoo.



Marine life is rich in the Indonesian waters of Raja Ampat, between the Pacific and Indian Oceans.



The goose attacks its idol ... Mirrors of art were found in the sky of Hyde Park in London as part of the "Sky Mirror" event.



Cute Puppy



At the COEX Aquarium in Seoul, a turtle swims with sardines.



A duck sits on volcanic ash from the eruption of Grimsvotn volcano on a farm west of Skaftafell, Iceland.



A hawk attacks a rabbit during an annual traditional hunting competition near the village of Uzynagash in Kazakhstan.



At the Karlsruhe Zoo in Germany, an elephant is playing with sand.



Penguins jump into the water of the Aquarium in London.



The polar bear jumps into the water at the Quebec Zoo.



The 4-day-old baby of the African turtle is sunbathing on his mom's head.



A cat tries to hold on to a rock near the rushing waters of Akron Falls, New York.



A family of monkeys known as the "Abyssinian black-and-white colobus" at the Yokohama Zoo in Japan.