What's Happening? I saw this trend on TikTok and got really interested so read about it, i decided to share this information because it is really cool. 1. Red Crabs, Christmas Island Every year red crabs immigrate at the end of the year across the Christmas island, it's a small island but for red crabs, it's not, it can have 40 to 50 million crabs per year and increases every year, people travel at this time to see a baby born crabs, they spawn and mate, and millions of eggs are made in front of the sea, the island is in Australia, as their immigration season is in October to December (Rainy Seasons), males lead the whole group as they dug their holes in the island to attract females, then after the mate, they go home and females start to lay eggs on beaches after the eggs are exposed to the seawater they hatch and go back to the island, as they live in the forest until they are fully mature, Australia these days created a rule to put sweepers on the cars to save more live
What's Happening? Top inventions that were made by women changed the world, let's praise them! 1. Medical syringe to be honest, I never knew that who did the syringe and always had no information about women doing any inventions I don't know why but this invention was done by Letitia Geer and was done in 1899, as they did the syringe that required two hands to do the injections correctly without resulting any harm, so basically, she invented the syringe that required only one hand that all medical practices use it now! "Her syringe design includes a cylinder, piston rod, a handle, and nozzle. The piston rod had a U-shaped handle for easier grip. The handle was designed in a way to be reached even in extreme positions. The hook at the free end of the syringe prevented hands from slipping." As her syringe had a lot of benefits because it was cheap and can easily be used and done by only using one hand, as it's easy to use by any person, she died at the age of