Fun Facts About the Ocean #Ocean #Funfacts #Funfactfriday #friday Hello all, I am back with some fun facts this fun fact Friday! Today we will talk about the facts which are buried in the depth within of the ocean! Here are 10 unbelievable facts about the ocean you must know. 1. Our oceans cover more than 70% of the Earth's surface. With so much of the Earth’s surface taken up by ocean, it’s evident how vital these marine environments are to the planet, and how much there still is to be explored. 2. The majority of life on earth is Aquatic. As so much of the Earth’s surface is underwater, it comes as no surprise that marine species outnumber those on land. But, it’s an incredible 94 per cent of the Earth’s living species that exist within the oceans. 3. Less than five per cent of the planet’s oceans have been explored. According to the Ocean Service, man has explored less than five per cent of Earth’s oceans. As researchers strive to discover more, we’re continually getting to kno

 THIS or THAT #Thisorthat #Thursdaypost #Thisorthatthursday  This or that questions are prompts that ask participants to choose one of two options. Use the following this or that and have a fun game with your friends to break the ice and enjoy! Bad haircut or bad dye job? Pineapple pizza or candy corn? Talking pets or talking babies? Winning the lottery or finding your soulmate? Misquoted movies or mistaken lyrics? Vacation or staycation? Netflix or Hulu? Night or morning? Smartest person in the world or richest person in the world? Save 100 strangers or one loved one? Comment Down below your this or that options and stay tuned for more fun this or that options!

The first African Director-General of the World Trade Organisation #Women'sWednesday #Powerfulwomen #Influentialwomen #Empoweredwomen Today is dedicated to all the powerful and influential women around the world. This Women's Wednesday Let's talk about Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. When I became finance minister, they called me Okonjo-Wahala - or 'Trouble Woman.' It means 'I give you hell.' But I don't care what names they call me. I'm a fighter; I'm very focused on what I'm doing, and relentless in what I want to achieve, almost to a fault. If you get in my way, you get kicked.                                               -Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala GCON ; born 13 June 1954, is a Nigerian economist , who has been serving as the Director-General of the World Trade Organization since March 2021. Notably, she is the first woman and first African to lead the World Trade Organization as Director-General.  She sits on boards of: Danone, Stan

Twisted Tongues(Part-1) #Tuesdaypost #Twistedtuesday  This Tuesday presenting a fun activity for you all. Give a nice workout to your tongue and improve your speaking skills with the below-provided tongue twisters. Practising tongue twisters help in improving pronunciation and speaking skills. Practising the tongue twisters is not only helpful but is also a fun exercise. This fun exercise can also be used to take up challenges with your friends and family and see who has better pronunciation and tongue twisting skills! Easy Tongue Twisters Check the following list of funny tongue twisters to practise. You can practise these tongue twisters on a daily basis to improve your pronunciation. 1. Sheena leads, Sheila needs. 2. If a dog chews shoes, whose shoes does he choose? Hard Tongue Twisters Check out the below-provided tongue twisters which all adults can try out. 1.Six sick hicks nick six slick bricks with picks and sticks. 2.Fresh French fried fly fritters. 3.Rory the warrior and Roge

THE VALUE OF MONEY #MondayMotivation #Self-worth #Valueyourself #Inspiration At the beginning of a new school year, a class teacher stands up in front of her students holding a $100 bill. She tells them, “Put your hands up if you want this money”. Every hand in the room goes up, to which the teacher says, “I am going to give this money to someone here, but first, let me do this…” She takes the bill and crumples it up in her hands, before asking, “Who still wants it?” The hands stay up. The teacher then drops the bill on the floor, stomps and grinds it into the ground, and picks it back up. “How about now?” she asks again. The hands stay up. “Class, I hope you see the lesson here. It didn’t matter what I did to this money, you still wanted it because its value stayed the same. Even with its creases and dirtiness, it’s still worth $100.” She continues, “It’s the same with us. There will be similar times in your life when you’re dropped, bruised, and muddied. Yet no matter what happens,