5 The world's largest Owl

1.The Eurasian Eagle Owl

This bird is often referred to as the largest of the owl. The owl is very strong, and capable of killing the biggest hawk ... there are few cases of those who attack and kill the golden eagle is almost mature.
60-75cm, 1500-4200g


Length: 58-71cm (22.8 to 28 ")
Weight: Female 2280-4200g (80.4-158oz), Male 1620-3000g (57,1-105.8 oz)
Average Length Wing (one wing only): 47.8cm Females (18.8 ") 44.8cm, male (17.6")



2.The Great Grey Owl

This is the largest bird of the owl, but very light weight, similar to the wedge-tailed eagles in Australia.
59-69cm, 800-1700g

In terms of length, the Great Grey Owl Eurasian Eagle Owl compete with and Blakiston's fish as the world's largest owl. However, many deceptive size, because fine hairs on this species has many feathers, so as in the long tail and big head makes the body lighter than in most other large owls. The length ranges from 61-84 cm (24-33 in), averaging 72 cm (27 years) for females and 67 cm (26 in.) for males. Wingspan can exceed 152 cm (60 in), but on average 142 cm (56 years) for females and 140 cm (55 in.) for males. Adult weight range 700-1800 grams (1 ½ to 4 lb), averaging 1290 grams (2 pounds 14 oz) for females and 1000 g (2 pounds 3 oz) for males.

Great Grey Owl teens may fall prey to bears, fishers, and large eagles, especially in northern Goshawks, while adult birds can fall prey to Bubo owls and lynxes.



3. The Snowy Owl

52-66cm in size, and weight 700-2950g
Until now, the Snowy Owl is considered to be the only species of the genus are different, as Nyctea scandiaca, but cytochrome b mtDNA sequence data (Olsen et al 2002.) Indicates that it is very closely related to the horned owls in the genus Bubo.

Size: Length 51 to 68.5 cm (20-27 ") average female 66cm (26" inches), male 59cm (23 ")
137-164cm wingspan (54-65 ")
Weight 1134-2000g (40-70oz) 1707g female average (60oz), male 1612g (57oz)



4. The Great Horned Owl

51-60cm in size, and weight 680-2500g

Maybe the bird was an owl of the most aggressive and powerful than the other owls, these birds have been recorded killing red-tail hawks and owls of gray even great, and no doubt doubt have killed a large hawk.



5. The Blakiston's Fish Owl

Blakiston's Fish Owl Bubo blakistoni or, is the owl. This species is part of the family known as typical owls, Strigidae, most of which are species of owl. This bird habitat is forest, river, big old trees to nest, near lakes, rivers, springs that are not frozen in winter.

Blakiston's Fish Owl is a large owl with a size 60-75cm (24-30 years) and probably the largest species of owl. A recent field study of this species shows a male with a weight of 3 to 3.75 kg (6.6 to 8.3 lbs), with females up to 4.5 kg (10 lbs), to around 25% larger. This owl looks like a Eurasian eagle owl, but pale.

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10 Most Popular Poison on The World's

1. Jatropha Plant

When you consider that castor oil is only used as food additives in sweets and chocolate, it is WRONG. It began to be confusing because it has been found that the fruit crop, the seed contains high levels of toxic ricin supertoxic. A little seed, then chew it well, can be fatal. However, according to figures from the American Association of Poison Control Centres (AAPC) only two plant casualties distance recorded in the period 1999-2004.



2. Belladonna (Deadly Nightshade)

With a name that means beautiful woman, extracts of belladonna plant has been used in the Renaissance as a beauty product. This application is absurd and dangerous because the poison is often made of contemporary thinkers admired the stupidity of our ancestors. Contemporary of belladonna poisoning usually occurs because some people are 'stupid' have been eating these leaves which have a hallucinogenic quality.



3. Poison Spider Fiddleback

Less than half an inch in length, or Recluse Fiddleback Chocolate is one of the spider the most venomous in the world. Derived from twenty-five countries (particularly the south and west-central) bites from Fiddleback usually painless but after eight hours, the victim will be in pain. Finally, mortality from bites is now rare, thanks to advances in medical care. However, with a bite that induces symptoms of vomiting, blisters, delirium and necrosis, these spiders should be avoided.



4. Pufferfish Poison

Part of the poisonous pufferfish is tetraodontoxin found in her ovaries. This poison is not destroyed when cooked, although the experts have said if the contents of her stomach removed before cooking, the fish are usually harmless. Fish is also used in the Japanese delicacy fugu, Pufferfish can only be cooked and prepared by chefs specially trained and licensed. Nevertheless, from 1955 to 1975 there were more than 1,500 deaths caused by food fugu.



5. Heroin

Heroin is a poison that works on the respiratory system, heroin suppress the central nervous system and create feelings of euphoria. Even if you do not have risk factors for HIV from shared needles or dangerous contaminants in the substances that are not regulated, mortality rates among heroin users (up to 20%) higher than the group of users. This makes the attraction of this drug difficult to understand. Symptoms include cramps, impaired vision, low blood pressure, coma and death from respiratory failure.



6. Hemlock

In Greek philosophy, Socrates hemlock has been used to death. Socrates (Greek: Σωκράτης, Sǒcratēs) (470 BC - 399 BC) is a philosopher of Athens, Greece and is one of the most important figure in the Western philosophical tradition. Socrates was born in Athens, and is the first generation of the three great philosophers of Greece, namely Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. Socrates is teaching Plato, and Plato in turn taught Aristotle. In the end Socrates died at the age of seventy years by drinking poison as it receives the decision of the court with 280 voting results support the death penalty and 220 refused.



7. Poison Snake

Toxicity snake bites depends on many factors, varying from long time had passed since the last snake bite to the level of danger in feeling snake victim. The most poisonous snakes are vipers, cobras and enhancer. Snakebite poisoning symptoms including swelling, organ failure, vomiting, bleeding from the eyes and nose and gums as well as obvious pain at the site snakebites.



8. Arsenic


Historically arsenic is a favorite choice assassins and has always been one favorite tool that is used in a murder mystery story. In the UK these objects is available as a poison that can be freely bought in a store of chemicals to help the infestation of rats. When used as a poison, symptoms include vomiting, severe discomfort, stomach and diarrhea with blood.



9. Strychnine

One of the more popular forms of toxins in the early twentieth century, strychnine attack the central nervous system and cause excessive reflex reaction. With the correct dose of the victim can die within ten to twenty minutes while experiencing pain and upheaval contortions of death.
Strychnine was the first mystery of the murder weapon in the Agatha Christie-Murder Mysterious Affair at Styles. This poison is a poison that can act fast and effective treatment. And now may only be viewed as an efficient murder weapon in fiction and shows a very old-fashioned murder mystery.



10. Cyanide

Cyanide kills by preventing red blood cells from absorbing oxygen. This results in a process known as cyanide capsule "internal asphyxia" allegedly used by spies of World War II as an easy option to flee to avoid the painful part of the threat of torture and death. Lizzie Borden, though more famous for crime axes, have been found to have traces of cyanide in the sugar bowl at his family home.

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7 Universities Best In The World

7. University of Chicago, United States

The University of Chicago or the University of Chicago (usually referred to as Chicago or UChicago) is a private university, which focuses on research coeducational and located in Chicago, Illinois, United States. University of Chicago was founded by businessman philanthropist named John D. Oil Rockefeller in 1890, William Rainey Harper became president or the first rector in 1891 and the first classes were held in 1892.


6. University of OXFORD, United Kingdom

Oxford University is the oldest English-language colleges located in the city of Oxford, England. [4] The history of this university can be traced at least from the end of the 11th century, although the exact date of its establishment remains unclear. According to legend, after the outbreak of violence between students and townspeople in the year 1209, some Oxford academics fled to the northeast, to the city of Cambridge, and founded the University of Cambridge. Both universities have since been competing with each other, and is the most selective colleges in the United Kingdom. [/ B]



5. Imperial College London

Imperial College London, ranked the fifth best university in the world for 2009. Imperial College London is a world-class college scholarships, education and research in science, engineering and medicine, with particular regard to their applications in industry, commerce and health. The College has more than 3,000 academic and research staff and nearly 14,000 students from more than 120 different countries.

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10 best car interior version of the Wards Automotive

Cars not only be judged from the exterior, the inside of the interior alias also has its own beauty. See the 10 best car interior version Wards Automotive. 10 cars consists of 3 luxury cars, 3 cars cheap, a sports car, minivan, sedan and an SUV.

Interior Audi A8. (Autoblog).

Interior Honda Odyssey. Japanese manufacturer Honda's saving face. Because only Honda who entered the list of cars with a charming interior. (Autoblog).

Interior BMW X3 xDrive35i. (Autoblog).

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