There is most frequently named bugs from the Bible! Read it..,

According to entomologist W. G. Bruce, the most popular biblical bugs are: Locusts, mentioned 24 times, Moths: 11, Grasshoppers: 10, Scorpions: 10, Caterpillars: 9, and Bees: 4.

A girl shot her dad with an arrow after he took away her cell phone!

William Tell, eat your heart out! This 15-year-old chick shot her dad in the torso with a hunting bow and then wouldn't even let him use a phone to call an ambulance! The father managed to crawl to a neighbor’s house to dial 911 and was airlifted to the local hospital. His daughter, on the other hand, ran into the woods with a bow and about 35 arrows and had to be apprehended by a SWAT team! The girl appeared to be clinically depressed, so she will be checked out at a hospital before being kept in juvenile detention.

Expirience This in NY I know..,you could eat out every night of your life in New York City for the rest of your life and never eat at the same place twice.

In 2008, the New York Times estimated that there were roughly 25,000 restaurants in greater New York City. That means you could go to a new restaurant every night for 68.49 years (68.45 if you count leap years). The new average life expectancies for a New Yorker reached an all-time high of 79.4 in 2010. Assuming that you’re over 11 years old, you could eat at a new restaurant every night without seeing them all.

Don’t expect fine dining at each of the 25,000 restaurants, however. Only three of New York’s restaurants have received the elusive 3-star rating from the prestigious Michelin guide, which awarded only 54 stars in total to the city’s 25,000 restaurants.

Take this From Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg who has vowed to only eat meat from animals he has killed himself!

Each year, the social networking mogul takes on a new personal challenge in order to build greater self-discipline and expand his interests and knowledge. In 2009, he vowed to wear a necktie each day for the entire year and last year his goal was to learn Chinese, but for this year’s challenge he wasn’t afraid to go for something quite a bit less tame. Naturally, the big reveal came via his Facebook page, with his status reading “I just killed a pig and a goat.” on May 4th! Zuckerberg has been guided in this unusual venture by a well-known Silicon Valley chef by the name of Jesse Cool. She was even there giving him pointers as he killed his first chicken, pig, and goat! After Zuck kills his prey, the dead animals are shipped to a butcher in Santa Cruz, who prepares the flesh for consumption. Mark and his girlfriend then cook the meat and eat it for dinner - he even devoured the chicken’s heart and liver!

There is youngest person who receive PhD with only 12 years old!

Karl Witte was born in Germany in 1800. His father, a pastor also named Karl, promoted a fairly rigorous deal of studying for his young son. This was due to the elder Karl’s belief that intelligence is not hereditary. He instead thought that a person’s smarts were due strictly to the amount of knowledge they managed to gain as a young child. Therefore, he had already taught his son to read and write Latin and Greek by the time he was six years old. By the tender age of eight, the younger Karl knew SIX different languages: German, Latin, French, Italian, English, and Greek! He went on to study at the University of Leipzig at the age 10, and received his doctorate in philosophy just two years later. He then got his doctorate of law by age 16 and became a professor at Berlin University.

There is more Vitamin C in Strawberries per volume than oranges has

Strawberries are even higher in vitamin C than oranges, with eight medium strawberries containing 160 percent of your recommended daily value (60 mg)! A medium orange contains 74 milligrams of Vitamin C, while eight average-sized strawberries provide about 96 mg. Another added benefit is that strawberries are also low in calories - just 50 per eight-strawberry serving.

ha! ha! haa always copper butterflies close their wings to avoid sex.

The females of the small copper butterfly species closes its wings to hide from unwanted males. These butterflies only need to mate once, and mating more than that can damage their bodies. While virgin females will keep their wings open to display their bright patterns in the hope of attracting a mate, the females that have already mated will close their wings to avoid unwanted attention.

Do you know if a Dog could easily cost you over $12,000 in its lifetime.!???

Remember, there’s really no such thing as a free dog. You have to feed it and take it to a vet. Not counting the amount of money you spend on repairing damages your furry friend will do to your property, a small to medium sized dog is estimated to cost between $7,240 and $12,700 over the course of its life. Dogs are typically more expensive in the first year that you get them because of the vaccinations (and hopefully spaying/neutering). After that expensive first year, your annual dog expenses should add up to about $500-$875. A larger dog, which requires more food every year, will technically tend not to cost as much in its lifetime ($5,850-$7,950) because of the fact that large dogs tend to have shorter lifespans (an estimated 8 years vs an estimated 14 for small or medium dogs).