Animals with a bone crushing bite

 These are the creatures with bone crushing jaw strength.

1.  Crocodile 

2.  Gorilla 

3. Great white shark

4.  Hippopotamus 

5.  Hyena

6.  Jaguar 

7. Alligator 

8.  Lion

9.  Tiger 

10.  Polar bear 

Bheja Fry question

 If   2  =  2

   

        3  =  6

        4   =  24

        5  =  120

         6  =   ???

Answer 

If we look at the pattern, we will easily come to know the pattern.

The first row is given  as  2..

Next row is   2  *   3    =  6

Third row is   6  *  4   =  24

Fourth row is    24  *  5  =  120

Following the same pattern,  fifth row should be

 

                 120   *    6    =      720      !!!!

Country names which are not names, just official descriptions

Some countries are officially known by essentially administrative labels.

Their name describe how they are governed, where they are located and how political units come together.

Overtime these descriptive names become permanent  !!!

Here are the countries whose names are functional rather than traditional.

1.  United States of America

2.  United Arab Emirates 

3.  United Kingdom 

4.  Central African Republic 

5.  Democratic Republic of Congo

6.  Federated States of Micronesia 

Women's worldcup held in which sport ??

 This question was asked on Koun Banega Karodpati program.

Question 

Women's world cup was held for the first time in which sport ??

1.  Cricket 

2.  Football 

3.  Hockey 

4.   Rugby 

Answer 

We will find out the year at which first women's worldcup matches held for each of the options given in question.

Rugby

Women's worldcup rugby matches are being held since 1991.

Hockey 

Women's worldcup hockey matches are being held since 1974.

Football

Women's worldcup football matches are being held since 1991.

Cricket 

Women's worldcup cricket matches are being held since 1973.

By looking at the above chart,  we can conclude that women's worldcup matches were first held in the sport of 

    

                        CRICKET      !!!!

Why is there a gap between railway tracks ??

We must have noticed rails are not laid as a single continuous piece. Instead they are joined at regular intervals.

This is because manufacturing and transporting a single raip for thousands of kilometers is neither practical nor feasible.

Therefore multiple rail sections are connected to form a continuous track.

But there is a small gap between two joined rails. It is carefully engineered safety measure.

Railway tracks are made of iron and steel. Metals naturally expand in hot weather and get contract in cold weather.

If no space is left between two rail sections, the expansion in higher temperature could cause the tracts to bend or buckle.

It is a dangerous condition that result in derailment.

The gap provided allows the metal to expand safely without distorting the alignment of tracks.

Other safety measure is trains halting at the outer signal before entering the station.

Because signalling and track clearance play a crucial role in such stops.