Young females develop certain massculine !

[sajan 0]

Aberdeen University postgraduate researcher Clare Hawkins has discovered that one of the world's rarest animals has evolved unique tactics to protect young females from unwanted attention from amorous adult males.

 

While studying the behaviour of the fossa (a nocturnal hunter with cat and dog like features) on the island of Mdagascar, Clare has found that the females develop certain massculine feature including a male scent.

[DoctorX 0]

its nature...

n nature cares for all

 

last week i went to natural history museum in london, n man, it was fantastic!

 

i recommend everyone who has even a little bit of looking to dinos n animals n life... (though much are preserved specimens!)... then its a must!

 

if u r in london sometime, find urself there n enjoy!

 

its near harrods (the big shopping center, expensive than nepali price for the same thing!) and victoria and albert museum!

 

u can find so much interesting facts and see them, feel them there...

 

nature... mother nature...simply there for everybody!

 

 

DocteurX

[rema 0]

Hey,

 

It is the effect of our own NATURE. A STUDY DONE IN THE THAMES RIVER IN LONDON SHOWED THAT MALE FISHES IN THAT RIVER WERE BEHAVING LIKE FMALES AND EVEN THEY WERE PRODUCING FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS LIKE OVARY. LATER THE ANALYSIS OF WATER PROVED THAT IT CONTAINED EXCESSIVELY HIGH LEVEL OF OESTROGEN, A FEMALE HORMONE, THAT WAS EXCRETED THROUGH URINE. THE MAIN CAUSE WAS THE USE OF CONTRACEPTIVES.

 

HERE I DO NOT WANT TO BLAME MY GENDER MATES. THIS IS THE WEAKNESS OF THE LONDON MAYORS OFFICE, WHO SHOULD THINK ABOUT THE DISINFECTION AND REMOVAL OF ALL CHEMICALS FROM SEWAGE WATER BEFORE DUMPING INTO THE RIVERS.

 

CHEERS,

 

REMA

[sunil 0]

Agreed with Rema. That was a very interesting finding. Many food products are contaminated with harmful chemicals and toxins leading to genetic mutations. We should think about the consequences of our deeds right now.

[DoctorX 0]

oui. nice piece of info! merci!

 

i think similar studies in the rivers of kathmandu can also be done. i am sure we still have many fishes left in the river despite the heavy contamination into them each day!

 

and any appropriate suggestions posted here could actually help to make the situation better!

 

pls comment

 

DocteurX