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Monkey Buffet Festival, Thailand

Each fall in Lopburi, a city located in southern Thailand, thousands of macaques are invited to an impressive culinary feast.

The monkeys are treated to an amazing feast of fruits, vegetables and soft drinks at the city's annual Monkey Buffet Festival at Prang Sam Yot, an ancient temple where the macaques like to hang out, reports the Los Angeles Times.

In addition to being a massive special meal for the macaques, the festival is quite the draw for tourists who flock to Lopburi to watch the monkeys gorge on soda and produce.

Pushkar Camel Fair, India

The Pushkar Camel Fair in Rajasthan, India was originally created as a place for local people to sell and trade livestock, and now it becomes a very popular event that attracts more than 11,000 camels, horses and cattle, as well as about 400,000 people who go to witness the colorful spectacle. Some groups of animals, herders and traders need to travel for 3 weeks to get to the fair. 


Together with camel and horse sales and trades, there are also camel races, camel cart rides and camel competitions. Non-camel events are turban and mustache contests, as well as concerts and cultural events. Souvenirs include camel dung paper and notebooks, camel wool shawls and camel cheeses, cakes and cheesecakes, all made with camel milk.

Alaska Bald Eagle Festival, Alaska, the U.S.

Each year about mid-November, several thousand bald eagles descend on Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve in Haines, Alaska, to feed on late-running salmon. The American Bald Eagle Foundation holds an annual festival that attracts people from all around the world to the 48,000-acre preserve to see the majestic birds.

In addition to eagle-viewing opportunities, the Alaska Bald Eagle Festival also has presentations on eagle behavior, birding tours and photography workshops, as well as a craft bazaar and Alaskan wildlife and artisan workshops.

Swiss cow parades, Switzerland

Each fall in various towns throughout Switzerland, cows are dressed with flowers, ribbons, flags and other fancy regalia as they are herded down from their mountain pastures and paraded back to their homes in a show of respect for their work.

Herdsmen sometimes also dress in traditional garb and the villagers line up and cheer as they watch the colorful spectacle and the melodious ring of the cow bells. Called Alpabzugs, Alpabfahrts, Alp Processions or Cow Parades, the annual celebrations are often accompanied by festivals, folk singing and dancing, and dairy and produce markets. Similar parades are also held in various towns throughout Austria and Germany.

Diwali Festival of Dogs, India and Nepal

Dogs in India are honored each fall as part of the Hindu festival of Diwali or Festival of Lights. Specifically in Nepal, one day of the celebration is devoted to dogs, called Kukur Tihar. On that day, pet dogs and strays alike are given treats, decorated with marigold flower garlands and are smeared with vermillion on their heads as a sign of their sacredness.

It's customary during the celebration for people to offer blessings to their dogs which are, according to Hindu tradition, the messenger of Yamaraj, the god of death and the guardians of the gates of the afterlife.

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American style and food

How much do you know American style and food? I believe that there are many things about them you didn't know before. See to know

American style

Clothing styles vary by social status, region, occupation and climate. Jeans, sneakers, baseball caps, cowboy hats and boots are some items of clothing that are closely associated with Americans. Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Michael Kors and Victoria Secret are some well-known American brands.


American fashion is widely influenced by celebrities and the media, and fashion sales equal around $200 billion per year, according to a paper published by Harvard University.
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American food

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American cuisine has been influenced by Europeans and Native Americans in its early history. Today, there are a number of foods that are commonly identified as American, such as hamburgers, hot dogs, potato chips, macaroni and cheese, and meat loaf. "As American as apple pie" has come to mean something that is authentically American.

There are also styles of cooking and types of foods that are specific to a region. Southern-style cooking is often called "American comfort food" and includes dishes such as fried chicken, collard greens, black-eyed peas and corn bread. Tex-Mex, popular in Texas and the Southwest, is a blend of Spanish and Mexican cooking styles and includes items such as chili and burritos and relies heavily on shredded cheese and beans.

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Grand Canyon National Park news and information

This article features basic information about Grand Canyon National Park. Let's check out to find out where is it,  who discovered it, what about its size.  Random interesting facts.
Location: Arizona
Established: February 26, 1919
Size: 1,217,403 acres
Where is the Grand Canyon?
The Grand Canyon is located in northern Arizona. Grand Canyon Railway departs daily from Williams, Arizona, 65 miles south of the world-famous abyss. Coined the “Gateway to the Grand Canyon”, Williams is located off Interstate 40, 32 miles west of Flagstaff. Driving Directions.
It's hard to look at the canyon and not be curious about geology. Rock that dates back 1.8 billion years lies at the bottom. Exactly how the river formed the canyon is still unclear, but geologists generally agree that most of the cutting occurred within the last five million years.


The road to the Grand Canyon from the south crosses a gently rising plateau that gives no hint at what is about to unfold. You wonder if you have made a wrong turn. All at once an immense gorge a mile deep and up to 18 miles wide opens up. The scale is so vast that even from the best vantage point only a fraction of the canyon's 277 miles can be seen.


Nearly five million people travel here each year; 90 percent first see the canyon from the South Rim with its dramatic views into the deep inner gorge of the Colorado River. So many feet have stepped cautiously to the edge of major overlooks that in places the rock has been polished smooth. But most of the park's 1,904 square miles are maintained as wilderness. You can avoid crowds by hiking the park's many trails or driving to the cool evergreen forests of the North Rim where people are fewer and viewing is more leisurely. The Grand Canyon boasts some of the nation's cleanest air, with visibility on clear days averaging 90 to 110 miles.
What is the Grand Canyon best known for?
Grand Canyon National Park. Carved out by the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon (nearly 1,500 m deep) is the most spectacular gorge in the world. Located in the state of Arizona, it cuts across the Grand Canyon National Park.


Who was the first to discover the Grand Canyon?
In September 1540, under direction by conquistador Francisco Vásquez de Coronado to find the fabled Seven Cities of Gold, Captain García López de Cárdenas led a party of Spanish soldiers with Hopi guides to the Grand Canyon.
Where is the beginning of the Grand Canyon?
It is 277 miles (446 km) long, up to 18 miles (29 km) wide and more than a mile (6,000 feet / 1,800 meters) deep. It is the result of constant erosion by the Colorado River over millions of years. The Grand Canyon is in the northwest corner of Arizona, close to the borders of Utah and Nevada.

Discover interesting facts about penguins

If any readers have seen the film Happy Feet, directed by George Miller about 1 penguin named Mumble can not sing but dance very well compensated, it surely will not forget the cute shape these animals. A bird with a funny figure mainly live in the Southern Hemisphere with an annual average temperature of the lowest on earth. Let's explore the information on the chubby penguin but hides a lot of interesting things are light, interesting animal facts bellow


Currently scientists are still plenty of questions about the evolutionary history of penguins. Until now, the only fossils exist in New Zealand land about 62 million years ago, said spending is Waimaru oldest penguins. Their body structure is quite similar to penguin species now they are very short wings and fly. The only other time such a thing has not really Waimaru life in the aquatic environment and adapted to diving to catch prey.

You often see the shape of penguins in the white part of the abdomen and covers dark part behind. We use short wings for flippers when submerged under water. The front legs are used to move on the ground to look pretty waddling penguin species and especially taking advantage of the belly plate to slip on the snow front every time you want to go with more speed.

In the world there are about 18 different species of penguins. However, of which 13 species have declining populations due to climate, habitat and lack of responsibility in the preservation of the human species. Even more alarming, there are five species are listed as endangered by the Association International Union for Conservation of Nature statistics include White-flippered, Erect-crested, Galapagos, Humboldt and Yellow eyed.

Penguins live species populations, with high social, always focused in herds. Each population can be up to tens of thousands of children. Despite the large number and difficult to control like this, but every parent penguin couple, we are able to identify and look after her children through a special hearing.

Depending on the different species of penguins, bird life of around 15-20 years. In it, we spend 75% of their life living in sea water environment. For penguin species, our tear ducts rather special, can filter the excess salt from the blood. Salt is excreted through nasal liquid form. So we can drink seawater and live in this environment with ease.

The male penguin will assume the role of incubation for about two months while the children will go foraging at sea. During incubation, father penguins will stop everyday activities, just focus on the protection of eggs. We use the stored fat in the body to maintain strength. Typically, the male penguin will reduce lost half their body weight following this process. At the end of the period of two months, male and female penguin will circulate role to ensure health for themselves, review journal

Social community penguins, they communicate and exchange information with each other through body language using its head and flippers. In particular, for the penguin species, the researchers are not surprised and amazed feelings in relationship their mother. When children lost their baby or child dies, it will seek to "kidnapped" children of farming families bring. The reason most logical explanation is probably because the mother can not stand the pain of losing children and to deceive ourselves.

Penguins can swim about 15 miles per hour far exceed the international Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps swimming to 4.7 miles per hour. They can dive underwater to record about 20 minutes. Usually small penguins dive deep, averaging only about 1-2 minutes to hold your breath looking for prey. However for larger species, they can dive to depths required in their abilities, which must mention the emperor penguins to dive to 565m record.

No coincidence that penguins have a special coat in front of white abdomen and in the back is dark. It is a disguised way of penguin prey before. Black to hide behind when diving into the dark waters, white to hide on the ice or the snow cold regions.

Penguins have no external genitalia so with the naked eye can not distinguish what is where children are males. Only when a new chromosome test to identify their gender. Especially in populations of penguins, also appeared homosexuality. Wildlife park located in Bremerhaven, northern Germany, two male penguins were hatching an egg together, treat each other as couples.

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Tigers and unexpected truths


Only half of children born alive tiger, tiger's tongue is capable of healing itself ... as interesting discoveries about tigers, interesting animal facts


Youngsters often can not see anything more than a week after we are born. Worse, only about half of the surviving tigers were born and grew up like their parents. This is an exciting discovery of a tiger but no positive discovery.

The cat only lives for about 15 years, with the exception of 25-year-old to live. However, 25 years is the average life of the tiger, the tiger is probably due not only ru ru back of the house, and lazy, they are physically active.

Similar to the way people can not write the same or never share fingerprint, each tiger has a unique set of stripes on the face and body of their own, not shared with anyone touched.

One of the most bizarre things about tigers is that even if you have shaved their hair, the stripes on the body is still in the skin.

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The tiger does not seem like the smell of popcorn, because their urine smell like the smell of junk food attractive. We often urinate to mark their territory.

Tigers absolutely no problems with the anomalies when lions mating, if a close male lion with a tigress, they will often pair up and create hybrid animals called Liger. There are also cases where a male tiger and a baby with passionate lioness, but more rarely, the offspring are called Tigon.

Most of their animals and their big cats are cats hate water, except for tigers. We can enjoy swimming in the water, the tiger inception will soon be learning to swim, bathe clean along with his mother.

More of his distant cousin of his cats purr when excited, no growling tiger which when relaxed, they would enjoy and rubbed his eyes narrowed head.

Movies and television shows often that whenever tissue that threaten someone or another animal, the tiger will roar. In fact, very rarely people hear roaring tigers, their prey while remaining gentle than cats. Tigers roar when only wanted to talk to the other tigers away only.

Cats have the ability to lick its whole body just by licking but tigers also more unique capabilities, we can disinfect small wounds by licking their wounds.

Things did not know about the huge fish long 8m

Using the devices monitored by satellites, a study published in PLoS ONE recently revealed the interesting things about fish is approximately 8 meters, animal facts


The research team has tracked 6 stingray off the peninsula of Mexico Yukatan within 13 days. Like sharks and whales, giant manta rays and oral cavity filter huge country, one can swallow a lot of plankton. In particular, we can deliver a kind of ray of light within a radius of up to 200 miles. These are very important features to monitor and protect this precious animal


The fish looked like a giant underwater bats have been listed in the list of animal species vulnerable. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, giant stingrays are now pretty much caught for use in traditional Chinese medicine. Besides, most of them living area located on the shipping route. So the risk of bumping into the huge vessel- amazing science facts

Many people believe that giant stingray species "devil fish" because of the shape and the size of them. In fact, they are harmless to humans. Giant Stingray ratio between the brain and the body highest in fish, more sharks. They reproduce very little, each group is laying just 1.2 children.

Thanks to technology tracking via satellite, information about the movement of giant manta rays are recorded. From there the conservation of marine animals can detect threats in time affect their life.
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Weird facts about Lava Heron Galapagos Bird


Review journal Lava Herons (Butorides sundevalli) are endemic (unique) to the Galapagos Islands. They can be mostly observed on the James Bay area of the islands. Lava Herons are small (35 centimetres), grey, dark on wings and back, and orange legs. Lava Herons can be found along the rock shores and mangrove swamps around the islands. The Lava Herons dark grey colour blends with the colour of lava.


The Lava Heron has evolved to adapt to its environment through its colouring.

The Lava Herons colouring enables it to blend in with its environment and therefore hide from predators. The adults can be very dark and difficult to spot against the lava.

Lava Herons have also been known to eat the flies that gather near cacti. Unlike most herons, these birds nest in solitary pairs in either the lower branches of mangrove trees or under lava rocks.

This heron is sometimes considered a subspecies of the Striated Heron, or even just a colour morph of it. However, it is typically maintained as a separate species.

The Lava Heron - cool animal facts is so tame, it will let you take photos of it from as close as 8 inches.

These highly territorial birds are found in intertidal zones and mangrove groves on all of the Galapagos islands. You can often see Lava Herons sitting motionless on lava rocks, waiting patiently to grasp a passing fish with its bill. Lava Herons feed mainly on small fish, crabs and lizards. The Lava Heron stalks small crabs and fish slowly before quickly spearing and eating them.

The adult Lava Heron is slate-grey, which helps it blend in with the hardened lava. The back feathers typically have a silvery sheen and it has a short crest on its head. The feeding behaviour of the Lava Heron is quite impressive, it can catch small crabs at a rate of 2-3 crabs a minute.

Lava Herons are monogamous (only breed with one mate at a time) for the breeding season and engage in elaborate courtship displays. They can breed year-round, though typically from September to March and can mate up to three times a year.

Male Lava Herons obtain bright breeding colours on legs and beaks and some like the Great and Snowy Egrets develop aigrettes, which are spectacular head, neck and scapular plumes. When breeding, the heron has a black beak and bright orange legs, but they fade to grey after the breeding season.

After they formed pairs, females build platform nests of sticks in trees, shrubs or bushes near water while the males gather the necessary materials. Up to 10 eggs are laid and both incubate and the hatching is asynchronous.


Both parents feed the young, which fledge in 4 – 8 weeks. Having been hunted in their past for their meat and in some species like the egrets for their showy feathers, they became almost extinct in some countries but have now recovered their numbers. These birds have no fear of humans. Fun Facts: If it is fun and interesting, it belongs here amazing facts of science

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