When a dog is trying to tell you something in his eyes, the reason is the evolutionary process by which he has learned how to attract human hearts.

 Researchers have found that the dogs' inner muscles pass through the evolutionary process so that they can produce the kind of feedback that draws humans to their eyes.

Safe seat in plane

 None of the seats on the plane are safe 'The only difference is that the casualty rate for passengers sitting in the middle seats at the rear of the ship is lower than those in the other seats.

house of honeybees.

The management and management of the bee houses, 

The roof, is as organized and regular as if it was the "system empire" of a developed country.  Which is running a system of governance with the whole system in which there is no disturbance and corruption.

Disobedient and Rebellious Honeybees

Disobedient and rebellious flies are punished by their "yoke", even killing some and controlling everyone.  Never a honey bee can sit on an impurity, and if one ever sits, their king, "Jacob", punishes him severely and expels him from the hive.

Why we dream is still a scientific mystery.

 Some scientists think that this is the way our brain exercises during sleep, others claim it helps the brain absorb the memories and thoughts of the day.

The mind easily wanders while shopping

 2 New research reports revealed that when people who were not mentally stressed, lacked sleep or excessive awareness were shown deceptive advertising, they developed a desire to buy the product.  One study discovered that the brain consciously forces humans to buy more expensive items, in order to impress people.

Secret room in plane

 Did you know that some airplanes also have a secret room that few travelers are familiar with?  This room is actually designed to relax aircraft staff on long-haul flights - it is usually used for 16 hours or more.

100,000,000 searches on google ( amazing)

 More than 100,000,000 gigabytes of data is searched for on Google

World's highest tree

Hyperion

Hyperion is the world's highest tree, and its rare, 

Hyperion hight almost 380 feet

Google Doodle

Google owners Larry Page and Sergey Burn created the first Google Doodle in 1998.