Aparna

Joined May 2023

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The Melodic Cat-tale
Once upon a time, in a quaint little neighborhood, there lived a mischievous yet charming cat named Shinku. Shinku was a striking calico cat with a swirl of orange, black, and white fur that made her stand out among her feline friends.
By Aparna2 years ago in Fiction
The Tale of the Laughing Shadows
In the heart of the African savanna, where the golden sun kissed the earth and the sprawling acacia trees provided shade to a world teeming with life, there lived a clan of hyenas known as the Kikazu These creatures, often misunderstood and feared, had a story that went far beyond their eerie laughter and cunning ways.
By Aparna2 years ago in Fiction
The Fearless Gardener
Once upon a time in a quaint village nestled amidst rolling hills, a man named Aadi lived. He was known far and wide as the village gardener, but his seemingly boundless courage in the face of fear set him apart from the rest of the villagers.
By Aparna2 years ago in Fiction
Dolphins
Underneath the shining surface of the world's seas lies an unpredictable embroidery of life, and dolphins are among its most enrapturing occupants. These clever and magnetic marine well-evolved creatures have long caught the human creative mind, rousing legends, stories, and a feeling of wonder. With their smooth bodies, exceptional correspondence capacities, and fun-loving way of behaving, dolphins have procured a unique spot in our souls and brains. In this article, we dive into the universe of dolphins, investigating their science, conduct, social design, and importance to both the marine biological system and human culture.
By Aparna2 years ago in Earth
The Forgotten Lighthouse
In the heart of a quiet coastal town named Harbor's End, a once-majestic lighthouse stood atop a rocky cliff, its light extinguished, and its significance forgotten. The town had grown accustomed to modern navigational aids, leaving the lighthouse to collect dust and memories.
By Aparna2 years ago in Fiction
Family is everything.
Families are a necessary piece of one's life. It doesn't make any difference in the event that you have a little or large family, as long as you have one. A family fills in as the primary school to the kid where one finds out about different things. The essential information about one's way of life and personality comes from their family as it were. There are a few things or habits that help people to better understand each other and build good relationships with their family members. The most powerful habits of a healthy family are as follows:
By Aparna3 years ago in Families
Is it possible to live without water?
There are a little modest bunch of fundamental things that we consider significant like food, water, and sanctuary are frequently thought about as the essential three, and in a squeeze, you may very well pull off food what’s more, water and, surprisingly, then, at that point, assuming you needed to pick between the two water is the one you really want the most. A human can endure three or four days all things considered with no water in outrageous circumstances that number can decrease considerably further yet for a few creatures on the planet reliance on water is scarcely a thing by any stretch of the imagination. simply the littlest sums can keep a wide range of animals going.
By Aparna3 years ago in Earth
The second most important part of the human body-Eyes
We discovered that items are noticeable due to the light getting reflected from their surfaces. This mirrored light enters our eyes, and we see that item. What occurs inside the natural eye when light beams enter it? Would it be that assists us with seeing the things around us? The natural eye is generally round in shape. The external layer of the eye is known as the CORNEA. It is white in variety and straightforward.
By Aparna3 years ago in Humans
Earth vs other planets
For what reason do we look at the manner in which we look the vast majority of it down to beloved planet Earth? its climate, gravity, that sort of stuff at the point when you go on seven days in length oceanside you get a tan. However, what might be said about living on a completely separate planet? One space explorer endured an entire year living on the Worldwide Space Station. Zero gravity implies no sound, or tension on your body so his bones got more vulnerable so did his muscles. It likewise gave him more space between his vertebrae so he got a bit taller and that is just a year. The additional time you spend at the ocean side the hazier your tan gets.
By Aparna3 years ago in Earth
Ways to find good liars.
Five idiot-proof ways of recognizing a liar. Nah, I didn't eat that last treat, probably been another person. What could be more fascinating than a genuine criminal investigator story in your reality? Understanding countenances, making assumptions, and tracking down reality. This is a marvelous game, except if it includes something serious, obviously. Notwithstanding, consider the possibility that a few criminal investigator clues can be useful to figure out who individuals around you are. No, there's really no need to focus on lies being all over the place, yet about the capacity to think that it is out, feeling like you have a superpower.
By Aparna3 years ago in Confessions
Electric fish
Earlier many people had seen a multitude of electric eels jump out of the water to safeguard themselves against approaching ponies. The vast majority thought the story so surprising that they made it up. However, fish utilizing power is surprisingly normal; what's more, indeed, electric eels are a sort of fish. Submerged, where light is scant, electrical signs offer ways of conveying, exploring, and many more. In addition, in uncommon cases, shock prey. Almost 350 types of fish have particular physical designs that produce and distinguish electrical signs. These fish are partitioned into two gatherings, contingent upon how much power they produce. Researchers call the principal bunch the feebly electric fish. Structures close to their tails called electric organs produce up to a volt of power, around 66% as much as an AA battery.
By Aparna3 years ago in Earth
Dreams
It is hard to quantify a dream, you can't taste, you can't see. If we inquire people about their dreams to let us know what they imagined the results are quite often untrustworthy. The fact that we fail to remember 95% makes reality based on the fantasies we have particularly inside the initial 10 minutes of having them. At the point when individuals dream their eyeballs will quickly dash out of control under their eyelids. We can really see this occurring If we watch an individual's rest.
By Aparna3 years ago in Humans