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11/07/2026
Snakes after shedding off their old skins, they eat it. Though not all of them, some of them leave it to decay.
What's another name for "ecdysis" in biology?
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09/07/2026
Structure of a Mosquito..
03/07/2026
I do hear the word "Memphis" but never knew it's historical... let's bring out something beneficial from this app (game) 🤭
The Ancient Egyptian City of Memphis was the largest city of the bronze age and was the capital of Egypt for 8 dynasties.
What else did you know about the city of Memphis or bronze age of Egypt?
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A feline is any animal belonging to the biological family Felidae, which includes both domestic house cats and wild animals like lions, tigers, and bobcats.
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02/07/2026
Felina are those that purr, having a fully hardened hyoid bone allowing them to purr. Felina begins at a few days old, using it for self soothing, communicating contentment or discomfort.
The other ones that roar are called what?
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02/07/2026
It started like this...from the ancient Pseudaelurus which lives in Asia around 20 million years in the past. Its felid descendants are divided into two categories :
1. Those that purr
2. Those that roar
The Felidae (cat) family includes exactly 41 living species of cats. These 41 species are broadly divided into two main subfamilies: Pantherinae (the big cats like lions, tigers, and jaguars) and Felinae (small-to-medium cats, including cougars, cheetahs, and domestic cats).
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22/04/2026
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19/04/2026
RIGOR MORTIS ⚰️
Rigor mortis is the postmortem stiffening of body muscles caused by chemical changes, specifically the depletion of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) which leaves muscles locked in a contracted state. It begins 2–4 hours after death, starting with smaller muscles (face, neck) before affecting the entire body, peaking around 12–24 hours, and fading after 36–48 hours.
Mechanism ⚙️
Upon death, oxygen ceases to reach muscles, halting ATP production. Without ATP, myosin filaments cannot detach from actin filaments, resulting in irreversible fixation of muscles until decomposition breaks down the proteins.
Clinical/Forensic Significance 🔬:
Time of Death (TOD): Used to estimate the postmortem interval.
Body Positioning: Muscles freeze in the position the body was in at the time of death.
Examination: It is assessed by attempting to flex or extend joints (e.g., jaws, limbs) during examination.
Duration: It is a temporary phase that eventually reverses as decomposition sets in, causing muscles to become flaccid again.
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26/02/2026
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