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How do I check how fresh is our eggs;
(6) | 04/04/2015 | An easy way to check the freshness of an egg using only a little water. The first egg in a row is just a day, the second is 3-4 weeks and the third 6-8 weeks.
The game with the cup A group of friends have fun playing a prototype game, which they named the Water Cup Challenge. The goal of the game is simple, everyone in turn should pour water into a full cup. The first one who spills water loses and has to fall into the pool.- Dog saves a cat from water A dog comes to rescue a cat that struggles to emerge from the water of a lake. Entering the water turn, allows the cat to climb on his back and to go out from the Lake.
- Watering dog Archer, a German shepherd who lives in Australia, loves spraying water. Every time the boss watering plants, running and standing beside them awaiting turn.
- Fishing for skipjack in Japan In a fishing vessel in Japan, a number of anglers stand on one side while another bait flies in water. Using lures, fish very quickly large skipjack flocks that come to feed.
- Feeding giant karagkides On a boat, a man throws a ton in a herd of giant karagkides. Fish are quick to snatch its prey impressively, before he even touches the sea water. Ferocious karagkides eat tuna in seconds. The giant karagkides or Caranx ignobilis large fish arriving in length up to 1,70m. (1 m average). This predator fish have sharp teeth (canines at the top and a series of conical teeth on the bottom).
- The impact of rain on the beach in slow motion This series of videos showing the effect of falling drops of water on a surface of sand - a phenomenon which you've probably noticed on a beach. High speed photography reveals the details on impact of water in various impact speeds. The morphology of the crater created by the impact, is the same as that of a catastrophic asteroid impact crater.
- What happens if I break an egg into the sea; Have you ever wondered what would happen if you break an egg into the sea; The mobile phone company Nokia wanted to discover it and thus carried out an experiment.
Perhaps you have seen in the past how is an egg without shell in water, but this particular video shows and another item that we did not know until now.
- Self-heating foods in Japan Footage of how the self-heating meals offered on flights in Japan work. Pulling a string on the box, it starts a chemical reaction that heats up your meal in a matter of seconds. This chemical reaction takes place in a small pouch under the food, and contains three chemical elements: calcium oxide, aluminum powder and sodium bicarbonate. When the small string is pulled these elements are mixed with water, causing a vigorous chemical reaction that releases heat.
- How long can you keep your hand in water with a temperature of -2°C; Several people try to hold their hand in freezing water at a temperature of -2 °C, the same temperature the Atlantic Ocean was on the night the Titanic sank. The temperature is below the freezing point of water, however, seawater, due to its salt content, freezes at a lower temperature than pure water. Water at this temperature is extremely dangerous for the human body. Most of the passengers who fell overboard died not of drowning, but from hypothermia within 15 to 30 minutes.
- Amazing coincidences caught on camera A series of videos with very strange scenes, which no one would have believed if they had not been recorded by cameras.
- Whale overturns a fishing boat On Tuesday, July 23, 2024, off Odiorne Point in New Hampshire, United States, a whale overturned a fishing boat, sending two fishermen into the water. The whale jumped out of the water, landed on the small craft and overturned it. Luckily no one was hurt.
- How is a canyon created? A tour guide explains to Chinese tourists the creation of the rocky peaks and the canyons that cut through them, using sand and water. 'A million years in a minute' as he characteristically says at the end.
- Bioluminescence in Norway Bioluminescence phenomenon occurring in recent days in Lillesand, Norway. The light is emitted by the bio-illuminated phytoplankton, disturbed by the movement of water. This can happen when there is a lot of phytoplankton in the water, so that the emitted light can be seen with the naked eye.
- Underwater dog This dog doesn't just swim like most dogs. He is also trained to scuba dive and can retrieve objects from the seabed. Dogs can of course swim, but they cannot dive for a long time. Generally, most dogs can only last a few seconds under water, with the average time being between 10 and 20 seconds. Some well-trained and experienced dogs may take a little longer, but still no more than a minute or so.
- Only men can do it Getting one's feet through one's closed hands is not easy. Watch the video and try it, although as seen in a number of recent videos circulating, only men can do it. It probably has something to do with the length of the arms.