Daksh

7.0 Million Years Ago (mya)

└── SAHELANTHROPUS TCHADENSIS

├── Timeframe: 7.0–6.0 mya

├── Key Discovery: "Toumaï" (Chad, Central Africa)

├── Brain Size: ~350 cc (Chimpanzee-sized)

└── Key Traits: Oldest known hominin; placement of the spinal cord opening (foramen magnum) suggests a transitional form of walking upright.

What are ticks:

ticks are tiny creatures that belong to the arachnid family that mean they are related to spider and scorpions. even they are super small,sometimes they are small like a poppy seed. They can be a big problem because they bite animals and people To Drink Their Blood.

They do not fly They do not jump but they are really good at climbing i to grass, bushes, and even trees.

How and why ticks bite?

Answer of why: because they need blood to survive.

Answer of how: they use sharp teeth to bite and drink your blood.

Step 1: What does TyG stand for?TyG is short for Tyglyceride-Glucose.It is a number that doctors use to check for Insulin Resistance. Insulin resistance means your body's cells are starting to ignore insulin, which can eventually lead to Type 2 diabetes.Step 2: The Two IngredientsTo find this index, you only need two numbers from a standard, fasting blood test:Fasting Glucose: The amount of sugar in your blood.Fasting Triglycerides: The amount of fat in your blood.Step 3: Why do we combine fat and sugar?In the past, doctors only looked at sugar (glucose) to find diabetes. However, science discovered that when your body starts becoming insulin resistant, your liver also starts pumping out extra fat (triglycerides).By looking at both fat and sugar together, the TyG index catches insulin resistance much earlier than a basic sugar test.Step 4: How the Math Works (Simply)You do not need to do this math in your head.…

lalala oh bread I am hungry I will get some jam... oh no what is that I think it is Microorganisms hey lets learn about microorganisms!.

so microorganisms are seen by microscopes a powerful tool that can see small things that our naked

eyes can`t see it.

there are 5 types of microorganisms.

1. fungi

2. bacteria