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  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    The body first burns sugar (glucose) for energy. Once sugar levels are low, like when you feel hungry, it starts burning fat for energy. That’s why, to lose weight, creating a calorie deficit or waiting long enough between meals can help your body use stored fat

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭
    edited October 2

    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    Groups like the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Elephant Nature Park in Thailand work to rescue and rehabilitate these elephants

  • Mark123_2024
    Mark123_2024 Posts: 8,197 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    share with me some interesting facts you know 😉 or even you can search or ask chatgpt then share with me

    Pinocchio can multiply with the help of sawdust.

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    share with me some interesting facts you know 😉 or even you can search or ask chatgpt then share with me

    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    The body first burns sugar (glucose) for energy. Once sugar levels are low, like when you feel hungry, it starts burning fat for energy. That’s why, to lose weight, creating a calorie deficit or waiting long enough between meals can help your body use stored fat

    Yes they said 12 hours and above

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    The body first burns sugar (glucose) for energy. Once sugar levels are low, like when you feel hungry, it starts burning fat for energy. That’s why, to lose weight, creating a calorie deficit or waiting long enough between meals can help your body use stored fat

    And consuming more energy (like doing sports) helps burning that sugar faster.

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @Mark123_2024 said:
    Pinocchio can multiply with the help of sawdust.

    That one is funny :smiley:

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @Linkin said:
    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

    No, is it so ?

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @Linkin said:

    @tihi said:
    The body first burns sugar (glucose) for energy. Once sugar levels are low, like when you feel hungry, it starts burning fat for energy. That’s why, to lose weight, creating a calorie deficit or waiting long enough between meals can help your body use stored fat

    Yes they said 12 hours and above

    Giving that it really depend on the amount of glucose taken and the energy spent, that number is must likely made up and can vary wildly.

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    Also, did you know that up to 25% of the energy is consumed by your brain.

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:
    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

    No, is it so ?

    I don’t know im joking 😅

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:

    @tihi said:
    The body first burns sugar (glucose) for energy. Once sugar levels are low, like when you feel hungry, it starts burning fat for energy. That’s why, to lose weight, creating a calorie deficit or waiting long enough between meals can help your body use stored fat

    Yes they said 12 hours and above

    Giving that it really depend on the amount of glucose taken and the energy spent, that number is must likely made up and can vary wildly.

    You are right> make sens

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭
    edited October 3

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:
    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

    No, is it so ?

    I don’t know im joking 😅

    I knew it, but did you try ?

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:
    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

    No, is it so ?

    I don’t know im joking 😅

    I knew it, but did you try ?

    No, i just made it up

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:
    Also, did you know that up to 25% of the energy is consumed by your brain.

    That’s why overthinking makes you hungry

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:
    Also, did you know that up to 25% of the energy is consumed by your brain.

    That’s why overthinking makes you hungry

    Let me think about this for a while :smiley:

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:
    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

    No, is it so ?

    I don’t know im joking 😅

    I knew it, but did you try ?

    No, i just made it up

    You should try it and let us know if you’re able.

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    This is an informative thread after all !

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:
    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

    No, is it so ?

    I don’t know im joking 😅

    I knew it, but did you try ?

    No, i just made it up

    You should try it and let us know if you’re able.

    🤣🤣🤣 i will le you know
    Stay tuned

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:
    This is an informative thread after all !

    Of course we don’t play around over here

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:
    This is an informative thread after all !

    Of course we don’t play around over here

    No, it's all serious business ;-)

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @Linkin said:
    You know that it’s impossible to look behind your back while picking your nose😬

    No, is it so ?

    I don’t know im joking 😅

    I knew it, but did you try ?

    No, i just made it up

    You should try it and let us know if you’re able.

    🤣🤣🤣 i will le you know
    Stay tuned

    Sure, I will !

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Mark123_2024 said:

    @tihi said:
    share with me some interesting facts you know 😉 or even you can search or ask chatgpt then share with me

    Pinocchio can multiply with the help of sawdust.

    actually I don't quite understand, can you explain it

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    guys, I just knew that if people comment first on my post, they will have more points, or if we comment within 5 minutes of the original post, we also get more points. So instead of commenting in this thread, I will make a new thread 😁😁

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

    You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    guys, I just knew that if people comment first on my post, they will have more points, or if we comment within 5 minutes of the original post, we also get more points. So instead of commenting in this thread, I will make a new thread 😁😁

    Not only that, but you can select the best answer and the author will receive an additional 50 points. It really helps community engagement.

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    guys, I just knew that if people comment first on my post, they will have more points, or if we comment within 5 minutes of the original post, we also get more points. So instead of commenting in this thread, I will make a new thread 😁😁

    Not only that, but you can select the best answer and the author will receive an additional 50 points. It really helps community engagement.

    I didn't see where to vote for the best answer, I thought it was based on the reaction

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

    You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?

    There are two main types of elephants: African elephants with large ears, and Asian elephants with smaller ears

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    guys, I just knew that if people comment first on my post, they will have more points, or if we comment within 5 minutes of the original post, we also get more points. So instead of commenting in this thread, I will make a new thread 😁😁

    Not only that, but you can select the best answer and the author will receive an additional 50 points. It really helps community engagement.

    I didn't see where to vote for the best answer, I thought it was based on the reaction

    If your the author of a question, you should see a "yes/no" question beneath each answer, like this :

    The first answer to which you click "yes" is awarded 50 points !

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

    You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?

    There are two main types of elephants: African elephants with large ears, and Asian elephants with smaller ears

    Is that true ?

    What append if a baby is born from parents of each types?

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    guys, I just knew that if people comment first on my post, they will have more points, or if we comment within 5 minutes of the original post, we also get more points. So instead of commenting in this thread, I will make a new thread 😁😁

    Not only that, but you can select the best answer and the author will receive an additional 50 points. It really helps community engagement.

    I didn't see where to vote for the best answer, I thought it was based on the reaction

    If your the author of a question, you should see a "yes/no" question beneath each answer, like this :

    The first answer to which you click "yes" is awarded 50 points !

    ah yes, I understand now

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    guys, I just knew that if people comment first on my post, they will have more points, or if we comment within 5 minutes of the original post, we also get more points. So instead of commenting in this thread, I will make a new thread 😁😁

    Not only that, but you can select the best answer and the author will receive an additional 50 points. It really helps community engagement.

    I didn't see where to vote for the best answer, I thought it was based on the reaction

    If your the author of a question, you should see a "yes/no" question beneath each answer, like this :

    The first answer to which you click "yes" is awarded 50 points !

    ah yes, I understand now

    so maybe just works question :<< I made thred instead. maybe next times

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

    You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?

    There are two main types of elephants: African elephants with large ears, and Asian elephants with smaller ears

    Is that true ?

    What append if a baby is born from parents of each types?

    I'm not sure :3 maybe their environments are different so it's hard to see their baby 😊

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:
    ah yes, I understand now

    I'm happy to help.

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭
    edited October 3

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  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

    You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?

    There are two main types of elephants: African elephants with large ears, and Asian elephants with smaller ears

    Is that true ?

    What append if a baby is born from parents of each types?

    I'm not sure :3 maybe their environments are different so it's hard to see their baby 😊

    That sounds like an hypothesis, we should do some research to be sure.

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

    You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?

    There are two main types of elephants: African elephants with large ears, and Asian elephants with smaller ears

    Is that true ?

    What append if a baby is born from parents of each types?

    I'm not sure :3 maybe their environments are different so it's hard to see their baby 😊

    That sounds like an hypothesis, we should do some research to be sure.

    Yeah, I will come back later to answer that question ^^

  • Sébastien_C
    Sébastien_C Posts: 422 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:

    @Sébastien_C said:

    @tihi said:
    In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.

    I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.

    yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd

    You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?

    There are two main types of elephants: African elephants with large ears, and Asian elephants with smaller ears

    Is that true ?

    What append if a baby is born from parents of each types?

    I'm not sure :3 maybe their environments are different so it's hard to see their baby 😊

    That sounds like an hypothesis, we should do some research to be sure.

    Yeah, I will come back later to answer that question ^^

    Never mind, I completely lost interest in that matter. Unless someone else needs to know...

  • Linkin
    Linkin Posts: 339 ✭✭

    I saw an article on how they train elephants and it’s very sad, they kidnap the baby and chain them from the leg to teach them how to be obedient, and since then i don’t participate in any thing like circus on wild animal pictures with elephant rides or so,

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @Linkin said:
    I saw an article on how they train elephants and it’s very sad, they kidnap the baby and chain them from the leg to teach them how to be obedient, and since then i don’t participate in any thing like circus on wild animal pictures with elephant rides or so,

    yeah, they take the elephant since they are very young

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @Linkin said:
    I saw an article on how they train elephants and it’s very sad, they kidnap the baby and chain them from the leg to teach them how to be obedient, and since then i don’t participate in any thing like circus on wild animal pictures with elephant rides or so,

    yeah, they take the elephant since they are very young

    even in Vietnam, we have a region that have the culture very close to the elephant, they see the elephant as a part of the family, and if the elephant gives birth, that baby elephant also consider as a family member. and the elephant sees human as her family also. However, the problem is that, because of their social behavior, they get hesitate when meet a strange elephant, and the breeding rate of domestic elephants are very low. and of course, their habitat is not similar as human, so they have to live in a uncomfortable environment, maybe they even don't know it is uncomfortable for them

  • THORGAL CODE WT31T
    THORGAL CODE WT31T Posts: 8,705 ✭✭

    The scientific term for brain freeze is sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia. To pronounce "sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia," say SFEE-noh-pal-uh-teen gan-glee-oh-new-RAL-juh.

  • tihi
    tihi Posts: 272 ✭✭

    @THORGAL CODE WT31T said:
    The scientific term for brain freeze is sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia. To pronounce "sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia," say SFEE-noh-pal-uh-teen gan-glee-oh-new-RAL-juh.

    looking at the word make my brain frozen also 😂

  • THORGAL CODE WT31T
    THORGAL CODE WT31T Posts: 8,705 ✭✭

    @tihi said:

    @THORGAL CODE WT31T said:
    The scientific term for brain freeze is sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia. To pronounce "sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia," say SFEE-noh-pal-uh-teen gan-glee-oh-new-RAL-juh.

    looking at the word make my brain frozen also 😂

    Totally! That word is a brain-freezer.

  • Fizz_Code_FRERG
    Fizz_Code_FRERG Posts: 395 ✭✭
    > @THORGAL CODE WT31T said:
    > The scientific term for brain freeze is sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia. To pronounce "sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia," say SFEE-noh-pal-uh-teen gan-glee-oh-new-RAL-juh.

    I keep using brain freeze, but nice info
  • Fizz_Code_FRERG
    Fizz_Code_FRERG Posts: 395 ✭✭
    > @Linkin said:
    > I saw an article on how they train elephants and it’s very sad, they kidnap the baby and chain them from the leg to teach them how to be obedient, and since then i don’t participate in any thing like circus on wild animal pictures with elephant rides or so,

    This is so sad
  • Fizz_Code_FRERG
    Fizz_Code_FRERG Posts: 395 ✭✭
    > @Sébastien_C said:
    > > @tihi said:
    > > > @Sébastien_C said:
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    > > > > > > > > > > In some countries, elephants have long been part of the culture, used in logging, festivals, or performances. However, many organizations now advocate for releasing captive elephants back into the wild to allow them to live naturally.
    > > > > > > > > >
    > > > > > > > > > I don’t know about those, but the one I saw at the circus looks very depressed.
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    > > > > > > > > yeah, right, especially elephants are highly social animals, much like humans, they want to be with their herd
    > > > > > > >
    > > > > > > > You seem to know a lot about elephants. Can you tell us more about?
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    > > > > > > There are two main types of elephants: African elephants with large ears, and Asian elephants with smaller ears
    > > > > >
    > > > > > Is that true ?
    > > > > >
    > > > > > What append if a baby is born from parents of each types?
    > > > >
    > > > > I'm not sure :3 maybe their environments are different so it's hard to see their baby 😊
    > > >
    > > > That sounds like an hypothesis, we should do some research to be sure.
    > >
    > > Yeah, I will come back later to answer that question ^^
    >
    > Never mind, I completely lost interest in that matter. Unless someone else needs to know...

    Of course I need to know

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