What a replication.....................

Bacteria can integrate ancient DNA into their own genomes - even from woolly mammoths!

Bacteria Can Take Up Ancient DNA | I Fucking Love Science

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Health and MedicineBacteria Can Take Up Ancient DNANovember 21, 2013 | by Lisa Winter Photo credit: WolfmanSF After an organism is dead its DNA can stick around for hundreds, even thousands of years. But this DNA doesn't always just simply decay - bacteria are capable of recycling it 

What a cheese!!!!!!!!!!!

Yum!

Scientists at the Science Gallery in Dublin collected bacteria from various human body parts and used the samples to produce cheese.

What do you say, would you eat it?

salute to late Tu'i Malila.................

The oldest recorded tortoise was Tu'i Malila, who died in 1965 aged 188.
The tortoise in the image was named Harriet, and was the third oldest recorded tortoise.

what an art

Pencil art by jota julian gutiarj

The new invention

The most sophisticated ship invented in florida,USA having 25th floor.you can enjoy with shopping centre,playrooms,hotel casino,along with airport on the upostairs.Really what an amazing invention...

What a new species?

New species of insect found living in the South American Rainforest.

frozen waterfall

Frozen waterfall Rideau in Ottawa                                                                        Canada

what a brooding

 

Mouth brooding is care and protection given by some groups of animals to their offsprings by holding them in the mouth

Amazing photography

Photographer Joe Bunni spent 3 days in a small boat looking for polar bears in Nunavut and finally got this shot.

feeling bored Don't worry!

Feeling bored? Don't worry, I've got your Thursday evening sorted. Watch a dolphin masturbating with a decapitated fish:http://bit.ly/175St7m (the video is at the bottom of the article).

Believe it or not, this is actually pretty common. Well, not the dead fish part. Masturbation itself can be observed throughout the animal kingdom, in penguins, horses, dogs, porcupines and many more