Greeshma
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Greeshma
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Much more muchier now,finally found my muchness Ex-Army,Birder,lepidoptera- enthusisast,Dancer,Visual-Artist

"Will urge scientific community to consider if Mahakaal Standard Time can replace GMT." - Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in Ujjain

This #JaneGoodallDay, we honor the life and legacy of pioneering scientist, conservationist, animal advocate, educator, and National Geographic Explorer Jane Goodall, whose groundbreaking chimpanzee research helped redefine our relationship with humans' closest relatives. #StepIntoWonder

Trump, please talk. We are bored.





Butterflies and moths may look very different at first glance, but a closer look reveals something surprising. Even in their coloration, the night-flying moths are in no way inferior to the day-flying butterflies. In fact, many moths are far more colorful and vibrant than most people expect. Both butterflies and moths belong to the order Lepidoptera. The name comes from the Ancient Greek words “lepis,” meaning scale, and “pteron,” meaning wing — referring to the tiny scales that cover their wings and give them their characteristic colors and patterns. While they share the same scientific order, they are traditionally divided into butterflies (often called “Tag(day)falter” in German) and moths (often called “Nacht(night)falter”). This separation is mainly based on their activity patterns: butterflies are typically active during the day, while most moths fly at night. However, the distinction is not always strict, as some moths are active in daylight and some butterflies prefer dusk or dawn. Nature shows us once again how diverse and beautiful even the “hidden” creatures of the night can be.

Behen 30 saal se loan wapis nahi kiya and UAE is petty?😭

Lenders hate this one trick.





🌍 The left photo was taken December 7, 1972. Every human alive was in that frame. It became the most reproduced photograph in history. The crew of Apollo 17 took it 45,000 km from Earth on their way to the last human Moon landing. 54 years passed before anyone went far enough to take the second one. Both images. Same planet. Completely different civilization looking back at it.


Anyone who preferred Donuts over Gulab Jamun, Rasagulla, Peda or kalakand in India should also leave India along with Dunkin donuts.








