Chameleons are distinctive and highly specialized class of lizards. It may be eerie to some to look at them, but their features are very distinctive. They have stereoscopic eyes which means they have a binocular vision making them capable of spotting a small insect from a distance of 5-10 m. They can move their eyes independently which allows them to focus on two objects at the same time and thus have a 360 degree arc of vision around their body.
Dim lights are ROMANTIC - Why??
Romantic Restaurants are always dimly lit. It makes us feel free to express our feelings. Science has its reasons everywhere and even here, there is a reason about how the dim lights makes you romantic.
There is a thick relationship between EYES and HUMAN BEHAVIOUR. Our behaviour, intention and mood can be easily judged by the size of the pupil of our eyes.
There is a thick relationship between EYES and HUMAN BEHAVIOUR. Our behaviour, intention and mood can be easily judged by the size of the pupil of our eyes.
SHIVERING keeps your body WARM - How??
Temperature is a very important feature. Whether it's our BODY or an Engine, too high temperature and too low temperature results in disorder. Have you ever bothered about controlling your body temperature? You might have done to an extent but the fact is that is our body is pre-loaded with automatic temperature control feature.
Why do ATHLETES always run around in COUNTER CLOCKWISE direction??
Have you noticed this? Athletes always run around the track in Counter-Clockwise direction. This is being followed for years and is not just tradition, it has a very big and important scientific reason behind this.
Our heart is on the left for Humans and animals.
Our heart is on the left for Humans and animals.
How does an AEROPLANE gets LIFTED??
The magic behind the lifting of an Air-plane is simple. Its impossible for an Aeroplane to lift in the absence of AIR. Any object needs something to get upon. Aeroplane gets upon the huge mass of air. Space crafts are different, they are pushed up and not lifted.
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