Two-Headed Lamb Born In Ghana

Unless someone is pulling the wool over the eyes of Internet users around the world, a two-headed lamb was born Monday afternoon near Tarkwa, Ghana.

 The double-domed black and white lambwas born next to Sackious Ventures, a spare parts and general goods dealer’s shop, according to MyJoyOnline. The animal is reportedly completely normal in all other respects. Little other information is known about the lamb, but one person who is doubly interested in the two-headed creature is Todd Ray, star of the AMC TV series, "Freakshow." Ray has the largest collection of two-headed animals in the world, according toGuinness World Records, including a two-headed goat, a two-headed chicken andtwo living two-headed six-legged bearded dragons.

 Ray, who displays his collection at the Venice Beach Freakshow in Los Angeles, doesn't know if the animal is still alive, but hopes the owners play close attention to the animal's heads to see if one is more dominant.

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2 sparkling lights spotted in Mexico

This video, filmed in Mexico, shows a couple of shiny lights on the sky. Give your thoughts below on comments.

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Bonaire banded box jellyfish

Tamoya ohboya, also known as the Bonaire banded box jellyfish, is a species of box jellyfish formally described in 2011. In order to name the newly discovered species, the Coalition on the Public Understanding of Science organized an online competition, which was won by the high school marine biology teacher Lisa Peck, who explained her winning entry saying: "I bet ‘Oh Boy’ is the first thing said when a biologist or layman encounters the Bonaire Banded Box Jellyfish. It is the first species of the genus Tamoya to be discovered in over 100 years. The International Institute for Species Exploration included it in a list of Top Ten New Species in 2011. The species was discovered in the waters of the Dutch Caribbean islands (then part of the Netherlands Antilles).

There have been roughly 50 confirmed sightings since 1989, approximately 45 of which took place in the waters of Bonaire and the rest off the shores of Mexico, St Lucia, Honduras and St Vincent. The most closely related species of Tamoya ohboya live in the waters of Brazil and the south-eastern United States of America. It is characterized by a deep stomach, densely spread cnidocysts and banded tentacles whose color ranges from reddish-orange to dark brown. Tamoya ohboya is hard to collect due to its fast swimming and ungregarious nature. Its ecology is still relatively unknown, but it is presumed that it is a daylight predator whose prey includes small crustaceans and fish.

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Car accident ghost, told by Jim Eaton

A famous pic of a supposed ghost around a crashed car has been analyzed by books writer Jim Eaton and published through ghoststudy.com and the outcome is that pic was not modified at all and that weird and transparent shape is true.

This is the story by Jim Eaton.

When I first viewed this photo back in 1999, I was sure the driver had died and was now standing beside the car as a ghost. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I was completely wrong. The driver, Rose Benvenuto had swerved to avoid hitting a dog and wrecked her car. According to the report, she was taken to the hospital but later released with only an arm injury. The photographer, Sharon Boo, from the Pawling Fire Department, in New York State,took several pictures.

 Photos were taken from all angles as a service that Sharon provided for the fire department. However, only one picture happened to capture this strange figure. The image is in human form and size and appears to have wings. It's reported that Rose felt confident that the image in the picture was that of an angel. Or more to the point, a protective spirit that spared Rose from serious if not fatal consequences. The car was totaled and anyone seeing the wreckage would assume the worst. On a side note, I (Jim Eaton) thought it was a strange coincidence that the photographers name happened to be 'Boo'. So I did some research and found Sharon Boo, and sure enough, that really is her name! We conversed on the phone and she assured me that this was a true event and that the photograph and negative do exist. She also agreed to send me the negatives for examination, which I received.

 I had copies made from the negatives and sure enough, the image is on the negative and did show up in the developed photos! I actually had Wal-Mart develop the photos from the negatives and they did it within one hour. When I came back to pick up the photos and negatives, It was like a circus side-show. The Technician pulled out the picture in front of the crowd and exclaimed, yes, this is truly an authentic spirit capture. Well, that did it, by then everyone there wanted a close look at the developed picture. The photo technician once again assured the onlookers that it was a spirit because she had personally developed the photo and she was quick to state her credentials. The crowd then looked to me for my interpretation and I simply stated my thoughts as this... I hadn't ruled out all possibilities but it did indeed look to be an unmistakable image of what could be considered a spirit standing just to the right front side of the wrecked car. I then left the store and made sure I was not followed.

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Blobfish

The blobfish (Psychrolutes marcidus) is a fish that inhabits the deep waters off the coasts of Australia and Tasmania. Due to the inaccessibility of its habitat, it is rarely seen by humans.

Blobfish are found at depths where the pressure is several dozens of times higher than at sea level, which would likely make gas bladders inefficient. To remain buoyant, the flesh of the blobfish is primarily a gelatinous mass with a density slightly less than water; this allows the fish to float above the sea floor without expending energy on swimming. The relative lack of muscle is not a disadvantage as it primarily swallows edible matter that floats by in front it.

The blobfish is currently facing extinction due to deep-sea fishing or bottom trawling.

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Alpaca

The Alpaca (Vicugna pacos) is a domesticated species of South American camelid developed from the wild alpacas. It resembles a sheep in appearance, but is larger and has a long erect neck as well as coming in many colors, whereas sheep are generally bred to be white and black. 

Alpacas are kept in herds that graze on the level heights of the Andes of Ecuador, southern Peru, northern Bolivia, and northern Chile at an altitude of 3500 to 5000 meters above sea-level, throughout the year. Alpacas are considerably smaller than llamas, and unlike them are not used as beasts of burden but are valued only for their fiber. Alpacas only have fleece fibers, not woolen fibers, used for making knitted and woven items much as sheeps wool is. These items include blankets, sweaters, hats, gloves, scarves, a wide variety of textiles and ponchos in South America, and sweaters, socks and coats in other parts of the world. The fiber comes in more than 52 natural colors as classified in Peru, 12 as classified in Australia and 22 as classified in America.

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Unsolved Mysteries, the construction of the pyramidal

Very few land are aware of the fact that the three great pyramids, which rise in the ancient land of the Nile, are nothing more than: Gigantic Structures, suitable for condensing, catalyze and manage huge amounts of power-Planetary Genetic Geo-Magnetic. They had to serve as tombs for the Pharaohs, or were due to the work of huge masses of slaves, by ramps and rollers. They were designed by BEINGS OF OTHER WORLDS and Atlantídea built at the time, this makes about 60,000 years ago. They were built in the way that say many geologists, archaeologists, Egyptologists, builders and other Earth scientists, who prefer mistaken for the extraction of large stony masses, then unlikely transported from a quarry located 800 kilometers from Giza. In fact, the heavy blocks were formed "in situ" by a process of crystallization of the desert sand and then elevated to its corresponding place using advanced levitation technique.

Any physical structure of the three pyramids, is supported on a volume of substance corresponding to high potential vrílica intensity and directed along a series of macro-waves, which are a solar glass pyramid, with the tip pointing below. For a better understanding, each pyramid has sunk in the sand, a volume equivalent to mass and shape out there. Thus, each of the three great pyramids of Egypt, is in direct contact with a vast underground temple, pyramid-shaped symmetrical.

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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (abbreviated ALS, also called Lou Gehrig's disease, and in France, Charcot) is a degenerative neuromuscular type. It is caused when a nerve cells called motor neurons gradually decline and die operation, causing progressive muscular paralysis fatal prognosis: in its advanced stages patients experience total paralysis that is accompanied by an exaltation of tendon reflexes (result of the loss of muscle control inhibitory).
Despite being the most serious disease of motor neurons, ALS is just one of the many diseases that exist in which these cells are affected nerve. Among others, are included in this type of diseases, spinal muscular atrophy and juvenile and infant variants, which only affect spinal motor neurons, primary lateral sclerosis (ELP) in which only affect central motor neurons (brain ) and Kennedy's disease or (spinobulbar progressive muscular atrophy) is a genetic disorder that affects middle-aged men.
The name of the disease, first described in 1869 by French physician Jean Martin Charcot (1825-1893), specifies its main features:
'Lateral sclerosis "indicates the loss of nerve fibers accompanied by a" sclerosis "(Greek σκλήρωσις' hardening ') or glial scarring at the side area of ​​the spinal cord, the region occupied by nerve fibers or axons that are ultimately responsible control of voluntary movements.
"Sclerosis" (from the Greek, to: denial; mine: 'muscle'; trophic 'nutrition'), meanwhile, notes that muscle atrophy is caused by chronic muscle inactivity, the muscles have stopped receiving nerve signals.
In ALS, brain functions unrelated to motor activity, that is, the sensitivity and intelligence, are unchanged. On the other hand, are scarcely affected motoneurons controlling extrinsic muscles of the eye, so that patients retain eye movements to the end. Also, the ELA not damage the core Onuf therefore not affected the sphincter muscles controlling the urination and defecation.

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Huntington's Disease

Huntington's Disease

 (also called Korea1 of Huntington and formerly known as St. Vitus dance St. Vitus
The condition of the disease may follow very different paths, even siblings and close relatives. This is because, along with the specific mutation of the gene for huntingtin, 2 hereditary even more factors.
The disease causes cognitive impairment, psychiatric and motor, very slow progression over a period of 15-20 years. The external feature more associated with the disease is the exaggerated movement of limbs (choreic movements) and the sudden appearance of faces. Furthermore, it becomes increasingly difficult to speak and swallow. In the final stages of the disease, the duration of the movement is lengthened, keeping members complicated and painful positions during a time that can extend to hours.
However, severe mental disorders which normally precede the muscle, the characteristic features of the disease. This can trigger depressive episodes repeated with negative impact on the environment relatives. The decrease cognition and memory, and attention span worse. The disease ends up being cause of dementia in patients. Also, note that the suffering brought by the disease and its sequelae may result suicidal wishes.

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Two-headed shark found in Gulf of Mexico

Experts say the discovery of a two-headed shark is likely the first ever. The sea creature was found when a fisherman working in the Gulf of Mexico cut into the uterus of an adult shark. The shark has two hearts and two stomachs but only one tail. Wierd, isn´t it? Take a look at the video above.

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The largest earthquake ever

About 1,665 killed people, 3,000 injured, 2,000,000 homeless and 550 million dollars damage are the frightening digits from the largest eartqueake ever happened. It occured in Valdivia, Chile and there´s never been any eartquake as powerful as this, so far.

Severe damage from shaking occurred in the Valdivia-Puerto Montt area. Most of the casualties and much of the damage was because of large tsunamis which caused damage along the coast of Chile from Lebu to Puerto Aisen and in many areas of the Pacific Ocean. Puerto Saavedra was completely destroyed by waves which reached heights of 11.5 m (38 ft) and carried remains of houses inland as much as 3 km (2 mi). Wave heights of 8 m (26 ft) caused much damage at Corral. Despite the destructive description about this earthquake. it´s not the most deadly earthqueake.
We promise we´ll write staff about the most deadly earthquakes ever happened.

We promise we´ll write staff about the most deadly earthquakes ever happened.

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The tallest wave ever thought

The Lituya Bay megatsunami took place on July 9, 1958, when a large, 8.3 magnitude earthquake on the Fairweather Fault triggered a landslide that caused 30 million cubic metres of rock and ice to fall into the narrow inlet of Lituya Bay, Alaska. The displacement of water resulted in a wave of 516 metres (1,720 feet) in height, the tallest wave ever. Lituya Bay is a fjord located in Glaciers Bay on Alaska pacific coast, USA. It´s 9 miles long and can reach 2 miles on its widest point. Its average depth is 721 feet (220 meters). This amazing natural disaster took unfortunately away two fishermans life and triggered several damages.

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The Mayalo or Asian Tapir

Its scientific name is that of Tapirus indicus, the family is a mammal Tapiridae families and is an exception because it is the only tapir who does not live in America, the other tapirs live in Peru, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and other countries of Central and South American habitat being Asia.

More specifically we find the Malayan tapir throughout Malaysia, hence its name. In the jungles of Sumatra (part of Indonesia), Burma and Thailand.

The physical differences with the other tapir are clear and easy to identify. Half of his body is white the other is dark, usually gray or black. Sometimes we find them with spots, stripes, sometimes with larger spots, but always with that mixture of colors.

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The Jumping Spider

This creepy kind of spider is nevertheless very common in west North America, Mexico and south Canada.

These spiders can reach around 1 cm height and also may bite as any other spider, despite being a bit painful, its bite isn´t deadly at all. So, don´t worry if unfortunately you are bitten by one of these tiny little devils which are not too rare to spot in gardens and habited homes.

Jumping Spiders feed on bugs like flies and mosquitos and as opposed to most of spiders, the jumping spider does not weave any spider web.
So, what about its name? It isn´t named The Jumping Spider because there was no name left in the world. The most special thing about this spider is its jumping skill. This tiny eight legged kangaroo can jump over 50 times its height which is really useful to hunt its targets.
We hope you  learnt about this special and appealing bug and don´t forget to leave a comment about your thoughts.

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Dark Matter

In astrophysics and physical cosmology, dark matter is referred to the hypothetical matter that does not emit enough electromagnetic radiation to be detected with current technology, but whose existence can be inferred from gravitational effects on visible matter cause, such as stars or galaxies, and in the anisotropies of the cosmic microwave background in the universe. Do not confuse dark matter with dark energy.
According to current observations (2010) of structures larger than a galaxy, as well as Big Bang cosmology, dark matter is of the order of 21% of the mass of the observable universe and dark energy 70%.
Dark matter was proposed by Fritz Zwicky in 1933 to evidence of "invisible mass" affecting the orbital velocities of galaxies in clusters. Subsequently, other observations have indicated the presence of dark matter in the universe: these observations include that speed of rotation of galaxies, gravitational lensing of background objects by galaxy clusters such as the Bullet Cluster (1E 0657 - 56) and the temperature distribution of hot gas in galaxies and clusters of galaxies.
Dark matter also plays a central role in structure formation and galaxy evolution, and has measurable effects on the anisotropy of the microwave background radiation. All these evidence suggest that galaxies, clusters of galaxies and the entire universe contains far more matter than that which interacts with electromagnetic radiation: the remainder is called the "dark matter component."
The composition of dark matter is unknown, but may include ordinary and heavy neutrinos, recently postulated elementary particles such as WIMPs and axions, astronomical bodies such as dwarf stars, planets (collectively called MACHO) and non-luminous gas clouds. Current evidence favors models in which the primary component of dark matter is new elementary particles collectively called non-baryonic dark matter.
The dark matter component has much more mass than the component "visible" of the Universe. At present, ordinary bariones density and radiation in the universe are estimated to be equivalent to about one hydrogen atom per cubic meter of space. Only about 5% of the total energy density in the Universe (inferred from gravitational effects) can be seen directly. It is estimated that around 23% is composed of dark matter. The remaining 72% is thought to consist of dark energy, an even stranger component, distributed diffusely in space. Some difficult to detect baryonic matter makes a contribution to the dark matter, although some authors argue that is only a small portion. Even so, it should be noted that 5% of estimated baryonic matter (half of it has not been detected) can be considered baryonic dark matter: All the stars, galaxies and gas observable form less than half of the baryons (which is supposed to be) and it is believed that all this stuff can be distributed at low density gaseous filaments forming a network throughout the universe and whose nodes are the various clusters of galaxies. In May 2008, the XMM-Newton telescope of the European Space Agency has found evidence of the existence of such a network of filaments.
The determination of the nature of this invisible mass is one of the most important issues of modern cosmology and particle physics. It has been shown that the names "dark matter" and "dark energy" serve mainly as expressions of our ignorance, almost like the first maps labeled "Terra incognita".

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Insect with crocodile head and turtle body

Yes, as you hear. This happened several years ago in Paraguay, in Itapúa, where they discovered a rare animal with crocodile head and body of butterfly, a rare and unique specimen of which only a few have been known cases since.

It is evident that this news despite being old can not be ignored for fans and lovers of rare animals. Specifically we are talking about an insect

This strange animal was found by Mrs. Mary Lewis, which freaked him on sight (Who would not be scared to see a crocodile-headed bug flying around our room?) But managed to capture him and put him in a boat.

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Alien Recorded in Brazil

The following video is circulating on the Internet at high speed belongs to a fragment of a recording made near the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. The sequence was recorded by a pair of English tourists and later released by The Sun. In the video you can distinguish a small humanoid standing still next to a tree and a very bright light a few feet of being. For now we can not give more details of the event as The Sun appears to have removed the link to the news.

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A rare fish, the basking shark

Curious name not reflective of its spectacular appearance, and we are talking about the second largest fish in the world, a great deal...

The basking shark is a fish completely harmless to humans despite their size and look so menacing. They have come to see species more than 12 meters and with more than 9 tons, which were highly sought by anglers for its high amount of meat and oil. Although I must say that the average size of these sharks pilgrims is about 6-7 meters.

What to know about the pilgrim sharks?

Fish that feed on plankton, small fish and invertebrates. You could say that the basking shark is a "fish person" as it moves very slowly and just opens his mouth and goes capturing everything going his way.

Some basking shark trivia:

- Formerly when this fish skeletons found were believed to prehistoric animals, particularly snakes turtles.

- It is a semi protected fish. In many countries trading their meat or products is not allowed.

- The basking shark is a great attraction for tourists and divers, to be a spectacular animal very quiet and slow is ideal to watch in their natural environment.

- The shark tooth they think they are "mere trimming" although it says they can be part of the procession of seduction or even be related to the fry and feeding and care.

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Higgs Boson

The Higgs boson or Higgs particle is an elementary particle proposed in the Standard Model of particle physics. It is named in honor of Peter Higgs who, along with others, proposed in 1964, now called the Higgs mechanism to explain the origin of mass of elementary particles. The Higgs boson is the quantum of the Higgs field, (the smallest possible field excitation). Under the proposed model, has no spin, electric charge or color, is very unstable and quickly decays, its half-life is around zeptosegundo. In some variants of the Standard Model bosons can be several Higgs.
The existence of the Higgs boson and the associated Higgs field would be the simplest of several methods Standard Model of particle physics that attempt to explain the reason for the existence of mass in elementary particles. This theory suggests that a field permeates all space, and elementary particles acquire mass interact with it, while those who do not interact with it, do not. In particular, this mechanism justifies the enormous mass of the W and Z vector bosons, as well as the absence of mass of the photon. Both W and Z particles, like the photon is massless bosons own, the first showing a huge mass that interact strongly with the Higgs field, and the photon shows no mass at all because it does not interact with the Higgs field.
The Higgs boson has been a long search in particle physics. If proved its existence, the model would be complete. If it is established that there is, other proposed models in which the Higgs is not involved could be considered.
On July 4, 2012, CERN announced the observation of a new particle "consistent with the Higgs boson," but it would take more time and data to confirmarlo.1 The March 14, 2013 CERN, with two times more data at its disposal in the announcement of the discovery in July 2012, found that the new particle is seen increasingly as the Higgs boson. The way you interact with other particles and their quantum properties, along with measures interactions with other particles, strongly indicate that a Higgs boson. There remains the question of whether the Higgs Standard Model Higgs or perhaps the lightest of several bosons predicted in some theories that go beyond the Standard Model.

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Alien found dead in Russia

Video of an alleged alien found dead in snow in Russia. According to those who shared it on youtube, they located the body near a place where a UFO allegedly crashed. 

As we often advise always to find this kind of material, there is a fake on the internet. It is very likely that we are at some kind of viral campaign or a group of friends with expertise in molding figures or similar.

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