I love the AWESOME color of this creature! It's kind of like red velvet cupcakes ;)

Awesome it so like red

1. The Cinereous bird lives in the Peruvian Amazon rain forest. Two theories about the birds are that it mimics a fruit that most animals don't like or an animal that is harmful to others. Researchers were unable to confirm these theories because there were no recent discoveries of the birds. 2. The insect is a caterpillar that belongs to the Magalopygidae family. This insect is poisonous and that is why animals avoid them. The bird has the look of the insect and the poison in it. 3. Batesian mimicry is when one animal mimics one or more traits of another dangerous animal for protection. This is only common in one other bird, the burrowing owls, who mimic the sound of a rattle snake.

1. Mr. Gehry's latest building is compared to a crumpled paper bag. His building is used for a business school. 2. Laying down the brick was so difficult because all the bricks had to be custom made. They convinced master bricklayer Peter Favetti to come out of retirement to help them. Connecting the bricks to the infrastructure was another problem that they faced. 3. One of the great features of this building is the crisp wood-paneled oval classrooms that encourages collaboration. the building was awarded a 5- star green rating thanks to features like sensor controlled air conditioning systems.

1. Dr. Harrison's research team discovered that by watching a video of someones hand in a bowl of cold water made the persons hand cold by just watching it.

Don't feel sorry for them. Jest be glad you don't have autism and LIVE LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

some kids can get autism by the mom or dad

1. Our brain is responsible for deciphering what we see, hear, breath, touch, taste, and experience. It then uses that information to send nerve signals to the appropriate muscles and organs, with instructions on how to respond. When the brain doesn't fulfill this roll it becomes very difficult to listen, talk, learn, and play. The biggest hurdle to all autism researches is the lack of sufficient technology and a shortage of families willing to be tested. 2.Evan eichlier was given access to 6000 record by collaborating with genetic scientists in Australia, Belgium, China, the Netherlands, and Sweden.his team identified mutations in about 200 genes that are linked to autism. These people were then invited to the University of Washington or a center nearby, for several thorough examinations and medical tests, as well as measurements of head and facial proportions, and linguistic motor skills. The information was used to create a profile for each person. Since previous studies have found that people with the same mutations display similar autistic symptoms and in many cases also look similar, each profile was then compared with others and subgroups were formed, all them have the same mutations and display similar autistic symptoms and in many cases also look similar, 3. Well now obviously the cure. The great thing about the family's is there is now hope for them

1. Our brain tells us what we are seeing, hearing, tasting, etc. Then it sends signals to our nerves and that's how we know how to react to certain things. If our brain doesn't fulfill this role it becomes very hard to listen, learn and talk.