The dodo (scientific name:Raphus Cucullatus) was a flightless bird that lived on the serene island of Mauritius. The origin of the name “dodo” is debatable. Some believe it came from the Dutch “dodaars”, which means stumpy tail, while others claim that it is derived from the Portuguese...
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Suddenly we were swimming in a turquoise sea and managed to achieve un-chic red shoulders and backs.The drive from the airport had taken us past the wide stretches of sugar plantations. The tall, graceful green plants made tunnels of the roads so that only the mountains, turreted like ...
I was walking with two people at our park that I’ve known a long time. One of them saw me put Tucker in a sit, then a down. Easy breezy. “You can teach him that?! Why can’t you teach him to stop snapping at other dogs?” I said “This is easy. Retraining an entire mind...
The extent of engineering intervention (Ee, 1.2), expressed as the percentage of engineered water body, was derived from a combination of the predominant planform, cross profile, and level of reinforcement of the water body [37]. Excessively engineered or newly built water bodies (Pe between ...