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Expectant parents love to guess what their future child will look like. Whose eye, hair colour will the baby take after? Every feature from the nose to the toes is dreamed about. Science is trying to determine and predict so anxious moms and dads can know in advanced. Although it cannot verify with 100 percent accuracy, there are guides that can give you a small glimpse into the future traits and features of your offspring. Dominant vs. recessive genes Dark eyes, hair, and skin are considered recessive genes. For example, if one of the parents has brown curly hair and the other has a straight blonde locks, the child is likely to be a brunette with curly hair. Nonetheless, even when both parents have light hair, dark genes come into existence.   Compare both parents' features and take an educated guess. Some features will overpower others but you can still be surprised when two parents with brown hair give birth to

Finding your way out of a maze is exciting, scary, and challenging. The individual needs to be tactical in figuring out where to go next. It is a challenge of the mind as much as the body.  Residents at the Rostamani Maze Tower in Dubai don't have to worry about getting lost to get to their apartments or business offices. The 56-floor skyscraper's maze can be found on the front of the building. The intricate and complex maze are actually the balconies of the suites.    The Guinness World Records recognized the building in 2015 as the world’s tallest vertical maze. LED strips with changing colours are lit up at night to showcase this architectural masterpiece and highlight how each floor balcony is not designed the same way    

It is natural that mothers carrying their children, but to get them to specifically left shoulder was a mystery baffles scientists many years ago that revealed a recent study to hide this simple act. The new study has shown that mothers carrying their babies on the left shoulder, help to keep the babies in a safe position by allowing the right side of the brain processes information about their situation and interact with their behavior quickly. This phenomenon is known to control brain, and previous research has shown a preference between 70% and 85% of mothers carrying their babies on the left shoulder. The scientists from the Saint Petersburg State University in Russia to examine the extent of the preference of mothers to put their babies on the left shoulder, not only in humans but also included the study of animals in order to understand the feasibility of this preference in the interaction between mother and child. The report, which was published in "Natu

  If you come to Águeda, a municipality in Portugal, during the month of July, you may see hundreds of colorful umbrellas floating above some streets. They are hung over promenades giving pedestrians a nice shade and something cool to look at. Enjoy Photos :   If You Like , Share With Yours Friends .