Day: August 18, 2018

In Jerusalem died the oldest captive Hippo TEL AVIV, August 17 — RIA Novosti. The oldest captive Hippo died in Jerusalem, said the city zoo. A female named Tammy found no signs of life in the pond enclosure of African animals. She was 59 years old. Hippos live on average for 40-50 years. היום בבוקר מצאו מטפלי אוכלי העשב מחלקת את “תמי” ההיפופוטמית(59), ללא רוח חיים, באגם שבחצר האפריקאית. תמי מתה בגיל מופלג, בשיבה טובה, מוקפת בהרבה אהבה וכבוד. היא הייתה ההיפופוטמית המבוגרת ביותר בגני ואצלנו בגן חיות נדמה היה רק שהיא הולכת ומשתבחת. בנייתה של עם תצוגת “סיפורה של טיפה” בתצוגת ההיפופוטמים הישנה, הועברה “תמי” לחצר האפריקאית ולמרות דאגותינו תשרוד המעבר שלא את, היא עלתה ופרחה והפכה לשליטה להיות של הבלתי מעורערת החצר – הגי’רפות, הקרנפים, הזברות והדישונים לה חלקו כבוד רב והצוות עטף אותה בהמון פינוקים הראויים לאזרחית ותיקה. עצוב לכולנו – לצוות, למבקרים ולכל מכריה ומוקיריה של

In St. Petersburg is the monument to the French architect installed a statue of the Scottish chemist It turned out seven years after the opening of the sculpture. In 2011, in the Alexander Park of St. Petersburg installed a sculptural group “Architects” depicting famous architects, who worked on the buildings of the city. Among them was the famous French architect Jean-françois Thomas de Thomon. It is for his project was rebuilt Grand theatre, and created the Exchange building on the spit of Vasilyevsky island. However, seven years later it suddenly turned out that instead of figure of the French architect in the Alexander garden is a monument to Scottish scientist and chemist Thomas Thomson, who, of course, no relation to St. Petersburg has not. That Thomas de Thomon looks very different, drew the attention of the architectural historian Cyril parsnips. And, as it turned out, to blame the Internet. Moscow

In Georgia, a record in collecting Rubik’s cube underwater in one breath The young man took a little more than a minute. 18-the summer inhabitant of Tbilisi Waco, Marjinashvili wrote his name in the Guinness Book of records as the fastest underwater collector of Rubik’s cube. It took him little more than a minute and only a single breath to gather in the same color six puzzles. In the Federation records of Georgia has officially confirmed the result of Marjinashvili. #VIDEOGeorgians set a record, collecting six Rubik’s cubes underwater in one breath https://t.co/QtUJ0J6uEZ pic.twitter.com/FFBIwyzV6W — REN-TV | news (@rentvchannel) August 17, 2018 The previous record holder was American Anthony Brooks, who has collected five Rubik’s cubes in one breath under water. See also: the Artist makes realistic portraits of hundreds of Rubik’s cubes (photo)