Author: Abdul Wahab

  • Koala

    Koala

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    Koalas are marsupials; closer relatives of kangaroos and wombats. Koalas are not bears but still many people refer to koalas as koala bears. It is because early European settlers when first encountered koalas, they thought that these tree climbing animals are monkeys or bears. Koala’s babies are called ‘joeys’ that […]

  • Sulfur

    Sulfur

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    Symbol: S Atomic Number: 16 Atomic Weight: 32 Melting Point: 115 °C (239 °F) Boiling Point:6 °C (832 °F) Discovered by: Known since ancient times. Sulfur (also spelled as Sulphur) is a chemical element in the periodic table having the atomic number of 16. It is mostly known for causing […]

  • Snake

    Snake

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    Snakes are flexible reptile; they have a long body much like a rope. They are feared by the majority of the people around the world. However, some people love to stay with snakes and keep them as a pet. There are about 3,000 different species of snakes found across all […]

  • Shark

    Shark

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    Sharks are the largest and sharp predator fishes that live all around the oceans. They have been dwelling in the ocean for more than 2 million years. There are 465 different species of sharks that live in the oceans. The biggest species of the sharks is called great white shark. […]

  • Scorpion

    Scorpion

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    Scorpions are considered as insects but actually, they are not. They have 8 legs and are different from insects. They are most famous for their deadly poison in their stinger. Scorpions have been living on the Earth for millions of years. They have changed very little as compared to ancient […]