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12/09/2021

Jasmine is a genus of shrubs and vines in the olive family. It contains around 200 species native to tropical and warm temperate regions of Eurasia and Oceania. Jasmines are widely cultivated for the characteristic fragrance of their flowers.

12/05/2021

Dragon fly
A dragonfly is a flying insect belonging to the order Odonata, infraorder Anisoptera. Adult dragonflies are characterized by a pair of large, multifaceted compound eyes, two pairs of strong, transparent wings, sometimes with coloured patches, and an elongated body.
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05/18/2021

The plantain tree, also known as plátano in Spanish-speaking countries, is a tropical tree of the banana genus (Musa). In a scientific sense, the plantain is not really a tree. It is a monocot, or a member of the group of plants that include grasses and palm trees. Its trunk is actually called a pseudostem. If you cut the trunk you can see the overlapping leaves that are layered from within.

05/18/2021

Bananas are one of the most popular fruits worldwide. They contain essential nutrients that can have a protective impact on health.


The plantain tree, also known as plátano in Spanish-speaking countries, is a tropical tree of the banana genus (Musa). In a scientific sense, the plantain is not really a tree. It is a monocot, or a member of the group of plants that include grasses and palm trees. Its trunk is actually called a pseudostem. If you cut the trunk you can see the overlapping leaves that are layered from within. .

07/12/2020

The Tulip
Tulips is one of the most beautiful and most popular flowers in the world. There are over 150 species of tulips and over 300 different varieties. Tulips originate from central Asia, they were brought to Europe in the 16th century , when people started to cultivate them on a massive scale. Today, tulips can be found throughout the world. These beautiful plants live in temperate climate, with cold spring which lasts extended period of time. Specific weather conditions (especially low temperature during the spring) are required for the growth of the seed. Number of certain species of tulips are decreased in the wild because of the over-collection and habitat destruction as a result of increased human activity.
Tulip Facts:

1. Their flower buds are known for being almost perfectly symmetrical.
2. Tulips are part of the lily family.
3. Tulips only bloom for 3-7 days in the spring.
4. You can find tulips in almost any color.
5. According to Teleflora, different colored tulips have different meanings. The red flowers symbolize true love while purple represents loyalty.
6. Make a mistake? White tulips mean "I'm sorry."
7. Tulips are also said to signal the arrival of spring.
8. Tulips will bend and twist to grow towards light (even in a vase!).
9. The Netherlands is the world's largest commercial producer of tulips, with around three billion exported each year.
10. The time period where the flower was so expensive (around 1634 to 1637) is now known as "Tulip Mania."

07/06/2020

Neer Dosa - actually means water Dosa - originally from Karnataka.
Neer means water. To check the recipe of this tasty , fluffy breakfast item search

07/03/2020

Rava Vada - a tasty and tempting breakfast or evening snack This snack can be served with coconut chutney or they taste good even without any accompaniment.
ഒരു നാല് മണി പലഹാരം

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06/17/2020

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1 Minute Mango Smoothie | Mango Shake | Mango Milkshake | Mango Smoothie Recipe@Remya's World

01/14/2020

01/13/2020

The Tulip
Tulips is one of the most beautiful and most popular flowers in the world. There are over 150 species of tulips and over 300 different varieties. Tulips originate from central Asia, they were brought to Europe in the 16th century , when people started to cultivate them on a massive scale. Today, tulips can be found throughout the world. These beautiful plants live in temperate climate, with cold spring which lasts extended period of time. Specific weather conditions (especially low temperature during the spring) are required for the growth of the seed. Number of certain species of tulips are decreased in the wild because of the over-collection and habitat destruction as a result of increased human activity.
Tulip Facts:

1. Their flower buds are known for being almost perfectly symmetrical.
2. Tulips are part of the lily family.
3. Tulips only bloom for 3-7 days in the spring.
4. You can find tulips in almost any color.
5. According to Teleflora, different colored tulips have different meanings. The red flowers symbolize true love while purple represents loyalty.
6. Make a mistake? White tulips mean "I'm sorry."
7. Tulips are also said to signal the arrival of spring.
8. Tulips will bend and twist to grow towards light (even in a vase!).
9. The Netherlands is the world's largest commercial producer of tulips, with around three billion exported each year.
10. The time period where the flower was so expensive (around 1634 to 1637) is now known as "Tulip Mania."

01/13/2020

01/10/2020

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That's his lunch 😃
---------------------------------- The elephants are deeply integrated with the human world, having been raised in captivity by traditional caretakers, called mahouts. Both captive and wild elephants eat a lot, but what else would you expect from one of the largest land animals on the planet? Wild Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) can spend an average of 16-18 hours of every day eating. In the wild they forage for food, constantly searching for roots, small trees, bamboo, grasses, and any other edible plants (think about the consequences of destroying the forest). Elephants eat roughly 10 percent of their bodyweight in food every day
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