A Lady Found Her Wedding Ring After 16 Years, Growing on a Carrot.

Some events in life are extremely unpredictable and mystify you. Like a woman found her ring 16 Years Later, amazingly growing on a Carrot. A Swedish lady named Lena Paahlsson lost her wedding ring long back in 1995. She took it off while baking and never found it. The ring was searched pedantically back then, even beneath the floor tiles. Here’s the bizarre part; the ring turned up only just, 16 years after she lost it. Lena Paahlsson was picking up carrots in her garden recently, and found the ring stuck in the middle of a carrot. The ring was donning a carrot which was pretty incredible. What can be deduced is that sixteen years back the ring might have fallen into the sink with the vegetable peelings. The peelings might have composted beneath the earth, but the ring stayed; only to appear again after 16 years.

Mrs Paahlsson was pulling up carrots in her garden that she noticed one with the gold band fastened tightly around it. Lena and her husband says; it is incredible that they’ve found their lost ring. We’ve given up the hopes, but now she wanted to have the ring adjusted to fit her. Now that I have found the ring again I want to be able to.

World’s Longest Traffic Jam

The world's longest traffic jam took place in Bejing, China, that started to form on August 14, 2010, mostly on China National Highway G110 and Beijing–Tibet expressway G6, in Hebei and Inner Mongolia. The traffic jam slowed down thousands of vehicles for more than 60 miles and lasted for more than 11 days. Several drivers were able to move their transport only 1 km per day, and some drivers being stuck in the traffic jam for five days. It is believed to be one of the longest traffic jams.

The cause of the traffic jam was a spike in traffic by heavy trucks heading to Beijing, along with National Highway 110's maintenance work that began five days later. The road construction which reduced the road capacity by 50% contributed heavily to the traffic and minor breakdowns and accidents were compounding the problem. You can imagine how would it be difficult to get the foods, and the locals near the highway sold numerous goods like water, instant noodles, and cigarettes at exaggerated prices to the stranded drivers. Even a bottle of water normally cost 1 yuan, but on the highway it was sold for 10 yuan.

Incredible Goat Climbers

Through a lifetime of climbing in the mountains, mountain goats reach this implausible virtuosity, excelling in the art of many other animals that seem more suited for this purpose. Live at high altitudes, up to 4600 m, thus escaping from predators. I'm afraid of unsecured heights and seeing this scares the mess outta me because I don't see away out after lunch. Interestingly if you turn the photographs sideways its looks like they fell to their death. If they can climb a vertical wall then that is amazing! It is just wonder how i never saw that before. This is without any doubt real and you can't say it is photo shop. This is Goat real life and it’s a mountain goat. We are way behind the abilities of most animals in speed strengths and agility even in aspects of telepathy. That’s why we should not be killing them but admires and harness their unique potential for our benefits and also theirs. Mountain goats can climb mountains. Search it up if you don't believe me.

Researchers have come up with a blue strawberry by splicing them with Fish genes!

Scientists are genetically modifying strawberries in order to let them to resist freezing temperatures better. They are doing it by artificial transfer of genes from a species of fish called the Arctic Flounder Fish. The Arctic Flounder Fish produces an anti-freeze that permits it to protect himself in freezing waters. They’re isolated the gene that creates this anti-freeze and introduced it to the strawberry. The result is a strawberry that looks blue and doesn't turn to mush or degrade after being placed in the freezer. Although they are not in production, research is ongoing.

The question is how did scientists make it blue and why, aside from the cool factor? When researchers discovered the Arctic Flounder Fish produces antifreeze to protect itself in frigid water, they surprised what’d happen if they introduced the gene that produces the antifreeze in to a strawberry plant.  They didn’t set out to make it blue, it just happened that way. Something else happened, too. They’ve discovered the blue strawberry plant can withstand freezing temperatures. This is an important discovery meaning it won’t turn to mush when placed in the freezer. This gives the idea that strawberries could be stored longer, increasing their shelf life.

We can imagine that it looks breathtaking, that atomic blue color is quite a novelty and is exceptionally attractive. But at the same time, would you feel safe eating it? Let us know in the comments, would you like to eat blue strawberries?

World’s Most Dangerous Pedestrian Track

Whatever may have been delightful Chinese tea, it’s not somewhat that is generally associated with a surge of adrenaline and fear of death. Nevertheless, Mount Huashan in China able to combine and tea, and adrenaline, because the most dreadful and perilous pedestrian track in the world, where travelers get straight to the tea house at an altitude of 2160 m. It is highly recommended that which thing is to watch where you’re going and it is better not to look down. Together, these five peaks form the petals of a lotus. Trails have been bit more strengthened in view of the fresh influx of tourists, but, however, they’re still extremely dangerous and have a bad reputation. According to some data gathered they say that these trails drops to 100 people a year.

Mount Huashan is foremost laces for Taoists from the 2^nd century BC, when her foot was built Taoist temple. Since then, pilgrims and monks live on the mountain and around it. Entire network of trails lets them dangerous to get to five peaks, each of which built a religious building like a tea house. This dangerous path is the “glory” of its bad reputation, but it does not stop from multiple adventurers to test yourself. In various places, the natives also carved steps, making stairs with handrails. Of course, if adrenaline excitement still gripped you entirely, you can always take a break and relax in the chess house.