Let there be light!

Gone are the days of living in the dark.  Waiting for the maintenance man to change your light bulb. All you need to do is to follow these five-easy steps to screw your light bulb.

Step 1 – Make sure the main switch is off. You don’t want to electrocute yourself.

Step 2 –Get a step ladder or something firm to stand on.

Step 3 –Hold a new light bulb in one hand while removing the old one with your other hand.

Step 4 –Align and screw the light bulb clockwise.

Step 5 – Switch the main back on and there you have the light!

 

Beyond exploring

If you are thinking of exploring Africa, take a shot left to Egypt. Africa is prominently known for its beautiful landscapes and the ‘big five’.

But the Pyramids of Giza have put Africa in the history books. Built B.C. as a tomb for the Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu, in Cairo. Apparently took 20 years to build.

Each side of the Pyramids correlates a cardinal direction. Until recent years, the Pyramids remained the world’s tallest structures for over 4 millennia.

Approximately 2.3 million blocks of stones were used to build these classic Pyramids, measured at nearly 480 feet high. Certainly a visit to Egypt would be an experience of a life time.

Emperor scorpion –a cure for human disease

Wondering which insect is this? Maybe it's a butterfly? Don’t let the word ‘emperor’distract you. This scorpion that turns blue under an x-ray, it’s being examined. The results could cure human blindness.

The Emperor scorpion (Pandinus imperator) believed to be one of the largest scorpions in the world with an eight-inch-long body.

This animal species was spotted by Conservation International and Rapid Assessment Program scientists in Ghana in 2006.

Its venom is harmful to humans however it’s being tested as potential drugs to control a heart disease.For survival these scorpions feed on other small invertebrates.