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Top 10 Animals with Bizar and Long Horns

A horn is a permanent pointed projection on the head of various animals consisting of a covering of keratin and other proteins surrounding a core of live bone. Horns are distinct from antlers, which are not permanent. In mammals, true horns are found mainly among the ruminant artiodactyls, in the families Antilocapridae (pronghorn) and Bovidae (cattle, goats, antelope etc.). These are the 10 animals with the most impressive large horns.

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10. Ankole-Watusi

9. Saiga

8. Blackbuck

7. Giant eland

6. Mouflon

5. Markhor

4. Nubian ibex

3. Scimitar oryx

2. Addax

1. Bharal

Top 10 Most Famous Trees in Asia

Trees hold enormous cultural and historical significance across many Asian countries, not least for their prevalence in mythology. You need think only of the special social significance of the yearly Cherry Blossom season in Japan or of pine trees (sōngshù) in Chinese paintings to understand their deep seated relevance to cultural life. Yet trees also provide very real, physical symbols close to the heart of Asia. Here we list the 10 most famous real trees on the world’s largest continent.

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1. Tree at Ta Prohm

2. Bodhi Tree

3. Big Banyan Tree (Dodda Alada Mara)

4. Chankiri Tree

5. Thimmamma Marrimanu

6. Tree of Life

7. Jōmon Sugi

8. Hibakujumoku

9. Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi

10. The Great Banyan

Top 10 Most Famous Trees in Europe

Whether it’s for their imposing size, great age, or their place in history. These trees have become celebrities of the plant world.

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10. Bartek (Poland)

9. Queen Elizabeth Oak (UK)

8. Hundred Horse Chestnut (Sicily)

7. Newtons Tree (UK)

6. Anne Frank Tree (Netherlands)

5. Stara Maslina (Montenegro)

4. Caesarsboom (Belgium)

3. Bialbero de Casorzo (Italy)

2. Major Oak (UK)

1. Old Tjikko (Sweden)

Top 10 Longest Rivers In Europe

Most people can probably name the longest rivers in the world. However, what about the longest rivers in Europe? You might be surprised to learn that many of the most recognisable names are not amongst the top ten. So, counting down from 10:

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1. Ural (2428km)

2. Volga (3531km)

3. Danube (2858km)

4. Dnieper (2210km)

5. Don (1870km)

6. Pečora (1809km)

7. Kama (1805km)

8. Oka (1480km)

9. Belaja (1430 km)

10. Dnister (1370km)

Top 10 Largest telescopes in the world

Since the time of Galileo, human beings have been using telescopes to scan the skies. Galileo explored the night sky and discovered the Milky Way, but today, telescopes are used for a wide range of research. One of their important features is the ability to see lots of colours and light types that our eyes can’t register – such as infrared, ultraviolet, gamma rays, x rays, microwave and radiowaves. They can see much finer details than our eyes can, and can simultaneously record what they are seeing, so that observations can be shared.

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1. Gemini North and South