Disappearance of Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs disappeared 65 million years ago, having reigned during the Mesozoic, from the middle of the Triassic, for 166 million years. What causes the extinction of dinosaurs? The hypothesis most supported by scientists is that of the fall of an enormous meteorite, which would have caused such a cataclysm that it would have followed a mass extinction of many animal and vegetable species. But other causes are studied, such as the involvement of volcanoes or biological phenomen.

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White shark

White shark kills an average of 5 people a year ... It's not much. For example mosquitoes, hippos, dogs, horses, cows kill more than the shark. You will find it in Australia, South Africa, California and the Caribbean.

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Mamouth

Mammoth is a proboscide (animal with trunk) that lived in prehistoric times. It's a cousin of elephants, which has long since disappeared in Europe (12,000 years ago), but much more recently for its dwarf form of Siberia (only 3,700 years ago for the last known individuals).Mammoths had a pair of large curved defenses (up to more than 3 meters in length), and had a thick coat or fur. One species, the woolly Mammoth, had even wool, like sheep. Mammoths lived in cold climates with steppe or tundra vegetation.

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Electronical Fish

You must have heard about them in your science class when in school and many of you had been wondering about their existence. Well, here you go they actually exist and not only exist but, true to their name, they exhibit powerful electric shock; nature has gifted the respective creature with the ability for its survival. As per the resources, the electric produces up to 600 volts of electric current, which is enough to kill a man or any other living being.

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