They were born with extraordinary qualities, and each of them is exceptional in its own way. Here are the most powerful, poisonous, loud, fast, long and old representatives of the animal world. 1. The strongest animal
The strongest animal in the world is copepods. Being just one millimeter in length of copepods is the strongest and fastest multi-cellular creature. Relative to their size, copepods move with the highest acceleration of the body relative to the length of a second. Scientists are now studying prygatelnye ability of the animal to be used in the technology of robots. Copepod is 10-30 times stronger than any machine or an animal in the world. 2. The loudest animal blue whales produce the loudest sounds in the world using low-frequency pulses, whose intensity has a noise to 188 decibels. The cries of blue whales can be heard at a distance of 800 km. Blue whales also are the largest animals. 3. The most deadly animal female mosquito is the deadliest creature in the world. These mosquitoes that carry malaria, every year killed more than a million people around the world. 4. The most poisonous animal kubomeduza One with 60 tentacles, though the length of each of them is 4.5 meters, has enough poison to kill 60 adult humans. 5. The oldest animal The oldest reptile is a Galapagos giant tortoise, which can live for more than 175 years. However, among the oldest animals have such representatives as the oceanic Venus - Clam, who lived to 405 years. 6. The fastest aquatic mammal aquatic mammal fastest is the Dall's porpoise, which can swim 56 km per hour. 7. The longest pregnancy in animals have Asian elephants duration of pregnancy is 19-22 months. 8. The most intelligent animal most intelligent animals, except man, is the chimpanzee, followed by a dolphin. 9. The longest migration of animals arctic tern has the longest migration of all birds. They overcome a distance of 22 400 km. Among mammals, the champions of migration are the gray whales and northern elephant seals, who every year are the way to 20 900 km round trip. 10. The highest flying bird mountain geese - the most high flying birds. There is evidence that they can fly at an altitude of 10.175 meters and above. 11. The slowest animal garden snail slowest animal, which is 48 meters per hour. 12. The highest and longest land animal longest and highest terrestrial animal is the giraffe. It can grow to 6 feet in height, which is approximately equivalent to a two-story building. 13. The fastest animal fastest animals from a peregrine falcon bird of prey. It can reach speeds up to 321 km per hour. 14. The smallest insect wasps crumbs mimaridy - is the smallest of insects, whose size is about 0.46 mm. 15. The longest animal is the longest animals are worms, nemerteans, type Lineus longissimus. The longest of representative reaches 55 meters in length.

1. The male butterfly can smell the smell Astias selene female for 11 miles.
2. The dog in the nose 230 million olfactory cells, and we have - 10 - 11, that is twenty times less. 3. However, the dog can not find what you generally do not smell. The Czechs, who until recently the only two manufacturers of explosives was not added to her odoriferous substances, greatly hampered the world's fight against terrorists. 4. To coach your dog to apples is more difficult than for drugs. Dogs, coached by fruit, working in American airports, where the passage of small lots of fruit and vegetables is prohibited, so as not to import them from pests. 5. Animals can not recognize and respond only to one person you want the smell. This occurs in part because that olfactory cells completely changed within a month. If dogs could distinguish only one flavor, you could produce, for example, smelling dollars, that would remove the problem of currency smuggling 6. The people are the most favorite smells of fresh bread, fresh cut grass and coffee. Smells of coffee and rolls not only excite the appetite, but also increase the desire to buy. So often in large stores smell of coffee and fresh pastries. 7. Many animals have a favorite smell. In dogs, for example, is the smell of anise, a cat - valerian and peppermint, like lions good spirits. But the camel attracts smell of tobacco smoke. 8. French perfume database includes in its catalog of more than 8,000 titles. Modern perfumes may contain 300 different ingredients. To create a perfume used by more than 6000 items of various raw materials. 9. Citizen living in the middle of bustling civilization, does not feel up to 70% of the city smells. African, living in the wild, able to smell the her friend, passed on a forest path some days ago. 10. It is known that the body distinguishes one from another scent in the olfactory bulb. In fish, with their fantastic onion smell great, and the brain - a pimple. The man - on the contrary. Why? It turned out that a man - and only he - is engaged in processing information, not only the bulb, but also the brain. Scientists now believe that once our brains began to grow and because he started to serve the sense of smell. And then grew stronger and took on additional roles and became what was.

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Sigirya - Sri Lanka

Sigiriya (Lion's rock) is an ancient rock fortress and palace ruin situated in the central Matale District of Sri Lanka, surrounded by the remains of an extensive network of gardens, reservoirs, and other structures. A popular tourist destination, Sigiriya is also renowned for its ancient paintings (frescos), which are reminiscent of the Ajanta Caves of India. The Sigiriya was built during the reign of King Kassapa I (AD 477 – 495), and it is one of the seven World Heritage Sites of Sri Lanka.
Sigiriya may have been inhabited through prehistoric times. It was used as a rock-shelter mountain monastery from about the 5th century BC, with caves prepared and donated by devotees to the Buddhist Sangha. The garden and palace were built by King Kasyapa. Following King Kasyapa's death, it was again a monastery complex up to about the 14th century, after which it was abandoned. . The Sigiri inscriptions were deciphered by the archaeologist Senarath Paranavithana in his renowned two-volume work, published by Oxford, Sigiri Graffiti. He also wrote the popular book "Story of Sigiriya.

                                     The oil on canvas painting had changed hands six times

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