Caspian Sea appears as a ocean stretching endlessly to the horizon.
Yet, scientists classify it not a sea but as Earth's largest lake !!!
It surpasses Japan in size.
It borders Russia
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
Turkmenistan
Iran
It is one of the world's captivating geological wonders.
However it is not a typical lake.
Its waters arrive chiefly via rivers especially river Volga which supplies 80% of inflow.
Caspian Sea hosts unique species found nowhere else on Earth.
Airport runways rarely intersect with roads.
Strict security is ensured for clear separation.
But here, active runway of international airport cuts directly across the main road into the city !!!
Every time a plane lands or takes off, cars and pedestrians must stop.
This airport sits between the sea and the Rock leaving little room for expansion.
As the result, runway cuts straight across the main road !!!
When a plane is about to land or take off, traffic lights turn red and barriers come down as every one wait patiently as aircraft roll past.
Country is
GIBRALTAR !!!
The animals who feed their young ones are referred as mammals.
Except bat, none of the birds are classified under mammals.
That means birds don't breast feed their children !!!!
But there are handful of birds that are evolved to produce a substance known as crop milk !!!
Crop milk is not the milk similar to the milk mammals produce.
Crop milk is a nutrient rich secretion produced from the lining of crop which is a pouch in throat area.
Despite its name, crop milk is not a true milk but a secretion rich in proteins and fats.
Here are the special birds which produce crop milk -----
1. Pigeons
2. Doves
3. Flamingos
4. Emperor penguins
While travelling to these countries is not impossible, it comes with limitations that feel unusual and sometimes challenging.
Such countries are -----
1. North Korea
2. Turkmenistan
3. Eritrea
4. Bhutan
5. Saudi Arabia ( Restricted Zones )
If we closely look at TV remote, we find red, green, yellow and blue buttons.
But we rarely know that why they are used ??
The coloured buttons are originally designed to make navigation easier when using interactive TV features.
Instead of pressing multiple keys, viewers could quickly select options using these coloured shortcuts.
These colour coded buttons control on-screen menus and special functions.
The green button is commonly used for confirmation or quick access to certain features.
The yellow button is usually linked to extra option or tool. Like opening subtitles, showing additional program details or accessing additional editing options.
Blue button often provides advanced navigation options or shortcuts.
