Showing posts with label Male. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Male. Show all posts
Nalin Perera-Marians
WE ARE MARIANS
Marians under the leadership of Megastar Musician and TV personality Nalin Perera alone with dynamic and creative individual who knows entertainment, armed with audio visual, project management and overseas music industry expertise, Marians are knows to deliver. Entertainment in many languages Marians caters to parties, weddings co-operate functions and concerts of any nature. We provide music to local and foreign artist. Supported by an experience engineering team along with a state of the art studio and sound system MARIANS wraps the music industry single handed. Global multicultural market is their main audience Team MARIANS picks up the beat
Ranjan Ramanayake
Sadda Vidda Rajapakse Palanga Pathira Ambakumarage Ranjan Leo Sylvester Alponsu; known as Ranjan Ramanayake (Sinhala:රන්ජන් රාමනායක) (born 11 March 1963) is an actor[1] and film director, singer turned politician in Sri Lanka
Gayan Perera
Amazon Horned Frog
The first thing that stands out about the Amazon horned frog is
its size. These rotund amphibians can grow to 8 inches (20 centimeters)
in length and would cover a good-size tea saucer. They are found in
freshwater marshes and pools throughout the Amazon Basin, from Colombia
to Brazil.
Amazon horned frogs achieve their enormous girth by
being generally indiscriminate about what they eat. Typical ambush
predators, they squeeze their bodies into the forest substrate or leaf
litter so only their heads protrude. When anything smaller than their
own bodies happens by, they spring from the mud and swallow their prey
whole, locking it in their jaws with their sharp teeth.
They are
aggressively territorial and voracious to a fault. Some have been found
dead in the wild with the remains of an impossible-to-ingest victim
still protruding from their mouths. Their ravenous appetite and huge
mouths have earned them and other horned frogs the pet-trade nickname
"Pac Man frogs."
Females are generally larger than males, but males are more ornately colored, ranging from dark green to lime-colored. Females are usually tan. Scientists are unsure what purpose their namesake horns serve, but it is likely they aid in camouflage, resembling leaf stems in the wild.
Amazon horned frogs achieve their enormous girth by
being generally indiscriminate about what they eat. Typical ambush
predators, they squeeze their bodies into the forest substrate or leaf
litter so only their heads protrude. When anything smaller than their
own bodies happens by, they spring from the mud and swallow their prey
whole, locking it in their jaws with their sharp teeth.They are
aggressively territorial and voracious to a fault. Some have been found
dead in the wild with the remains of an impossible-to-ingest victim
still protruding from their mouths. Their ravenous appetite and huge
mouths have earned them and other horned frogs the pet-trade nickname
"Pac Man frogs."Females are generally larger than males, but males are more ornately colored, ranging from dark green to lime-colored. Females are usually tan. Scientists are unsure what purpose their namesake horns serve, but it is likely they aid in camouflage, resembling leaf stems in the wild.
Popular Videos
-
Sadda Vidda Rajapakse Palanga Pathira Ambakumarage Ranjan Leo Sylvester Alponsu; known as Ranjan Ramanayake (Sinhala:රන...
-
About Forex The Forex market has quickly become the world's largest financial market, with an estimate daily ...
-
Onlin jobs Are you looking for a part time or full time home Job? Grab your data entry operator seat at onl...
