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chocolate was so important it was used as currency. The Aztecs use the cacao bean to make xocoatl (bitter water), similar to a brew prepared by the Mayans. This hot chocolate beverage was popular with the upper class and was concocted out of cacao beans, corn flour, water and chilies...
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Giant water bugs, belonging to the familyBelostomatidae, are large aquatic insects found in various habitats across North America. A common species of giant water bug is theLethocerus americanus, which can grow up to 2-3 inches in length. They have a dark brown color and several noticeable ...
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The Aztecs ended up controlling large parts of Mesoamerica--now much of Mexico and Central America--until Spanish explorers arrived in 1519 and brought with them advanced weapons and deadly diseases. The team believe that the domesticated animals, such as goats and horses, which the explorers brou...
life. Because of this monogamous relationship, they have come to be known as a symbol of love in many Native American cultures. Tribes such as the Aztecs and Mexican Indian tribes associated the dove with their goddess of fertility, Xochiquetzal, and the image was often used on wedding ...
The good news is that even if your Chihuahua-Pug cross doesn’t care for other fidos, they’relikely to tolerate other animals, such as cats. While their size isn’t exactly intimidating, Chugs arevery protective. They’re naturally cautious around strangers and ready to act at a moment’...
This unique mineral has been used for thousands of years as an ornament and known by many names during this span of time. Referred to by the ancient Greeks ascallais(green gemstone) and by the Aztecs aschalchihuitl(precious green gemstone, or "heart of the earth"), turquoise was given ...
around 1500 to 2000 B.C. Early Mexican civilizations including Mayans and Aztecs cherished chocolate, with the Mayans even equipping their dead with it to guide them in the afterlife. The Aztecs traded with cacao instead of gold at times, and they are thought to have introduced it to the ...