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Hi everyone, This is from muttonpeice.blogspot.com. Today, I got some information and goosebumps in my English class. My English sir taught us a poem called “Things That Haven’t Been Done Before,” written by Edgar Albert Guest. The poem is all about courage and determination, like Columbus, who dared to discover lands beyond the sea. After the session, something curious came into my mind. It made me think: Why should I do the same thing everyone else is doing? Why should I follow the same high-salary path just because everyone is chasing it? One thing my English sir said really touched me. He told us that his son was studying what he had dreamed of, even though it had less scope. I found that beautiful because sometimes happiness comes from doing what we genuinely love, not simply from choosing what is considered “successful.” After the class, I searched more about the poem and thought deeply about my own dreams. I realised that even if I choose a path that many others are choosing, th...

 Hi everyone, This article is from muttonpeice.blogspot.com. Today, I experienced something that made me stop and think about the way we live in our city. While I was travelling to college by bus, I happened to pass by the Adyar River. Suddenly, a terrible smell came through the bus. I woke up and looked outside. What I saw was upsetting—plastic, garbage and other waste had accumulated around the waterway. What disturbed me even more was seeing children playing in areas surrounded by such waste. I couldn't stop thinking about their health and the people living in the surrounding areas. How did our rivers reach this condition? Is it the responsibility of the government? The Chennai Corporation? The people of Chennai? Or all of us? We often learn about cleanliness and keeping our surroundings clean. Yet, even educated people sometimes throw waste in public places. If we know that pollution is harmful, why do we continue to add to it? The situation becomes even more concerning during ...

 🧠 Human body facts 🧠 Your brain itself cannot feel pain because it has no pain receptors. 👃 Your nose can detect thousands of different smells. 👁️ Your eyes can distinguish millions of colours. 🦴 Bones are living tissue and continuously remodel themselves. ❤️ Your heart has its own electrical system that helps it beat rhythmically. 🩸 Red blood cells don't have a nucleus when mature. 👅 Your tongue contains many taste buds that help detect different tastes. 🧬 Almost every cell in your body contains DNA (with some important exceptions, such as mature red blood cells). 🦷 Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body. 🫁 Your lungs aren't exactly the same size—the left lung is smaller to make room for the heart. Animal facts 🐙 Octopuses have three hearts. 🦋 Butterflies taste using receptors on their feet. 🐘 Elephants communicate using sounds that can travel long distances. 🦈 Sharks existed before the first dinosaurs. 🐝 Honeybees use a “waggle dance” to commu...

 1.🍌 Bananas are botanically berries, but strawberries aren't true berries. Botanical classification can be surprisingly different from everyday usage. 2.Koalas have fingerprints that can look suprisingly similar to human fingerprints 3. A neutron star is incredibly dense. a tiny amount of neutron - star material would have an enormous mass on earth 4.Flamingos get their pink color partly from pigments in their food 5.There are thousands of confirmed planets outside our solar system.these worlds are called exoplanets Here is the good view where you can easily identify and to show you childerns it learn easily  ...and this my first post