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Goalkeeper's Curiosities - Goalkeeper's Quiz - Goalkeeper's Challenge - Goalkeeper's Commemorative dates
Day - ' /> * Goalkeeper's Day is celebrated on April 26th in honor of Aílton Corrêa Arruda, better known as the "Manga goalkeeper", renowned as one of the best goalkeepers in history! Manga was born on April 26, 1937 and played for teams like Sport do Recife (where it all started, actually), Botafogo, Porto Alegre, Coritiba, Grêmio, among others. With so much talent, of course he couldn't help but defend the Brazilian team, in friendlies and World Cups.#NL# The idea of creating National Goalkeeper Day came in 1975, from an initiative by Professors at the School of Education Physics of the Army of Rio de Janeiro, Raul Carlesso and captain Reginaldo Pontes Bielinski. Carlesso was the Brazilian national team's physical trainer during the 1974 World Cup and was the pioneer in developing a special preparation for goalkeepers in Brazil. * April 26 - April 26 day - today is April 26 - in April 26 - celebrate in April 26
The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The discovery of penicillin: a revolution in medicine. In 1929, by a stroke of luck, Alexander Fleming found the first antibiotic, penicillin. During World War II, its potential was extensively tested, saving countless lives. Noel Rosa and many other artists could have been saved from tuberculosis if this discovery had occurred earlier.#NL#
The curious thing is that Fleming, a researcher dedicated to bacteria, left a culture plate forgotten during the summer. By chance, some bread crumbs fell on it, creating fungus. When his colleague Merlin Pryce noticed something strange in the plates about to be discarded, Fleming realized that the fungi had eliminated the bacteria, giving rise to penicillin, a milestone in the history of medicine. *
Australia Curiosities - Australia Quiz - Australia Challenge
* Australia is a country and a continent at the same time. Its original inhabitants are the aborigines and among the famous animals that inhabit it are the kangaroos, koalas, platypus and the Tasmanian Devil. *
The spider Curiosities - The spider Quiz - The spider Challenge
* The spider is an order of arthropods of the Arachnida class. So, contrary to what many people think; It is not an insect. They have chelicerae, which are appendages that protrude from the side of their mouth and inject venom. They also have a cephalothorax, an abdomen and 4 pairs of legs. *
Butterflies Curiosities - Butterflies Quiz - Butterflies Challenge
* Butterflies are insects of the order Lepidoptera (wing with scales). Its life cycle consists of 4 stages: egg, larva, pupa and imago (Adult). Their body is divided into 3 parts: Head, thorax, abdomen and they have 3 pairs of legs. *
The Amazon River Curiosities - The Amazon River Quiz - The Amazon River Challenge
* The Amazon River, located in South America, is the largest river in the world by volume of water. The Nile River, which is located in the northeast of the African continent, is the longest. The Mississippi River, which together with the Missouri, forms the longest river in North America. *
Giraffes Curiosities - Giraffes Quiz - Giraffes Challenge
* Giraffes are ruminant mammals that measure between 5 and 6 meters in height. It was believed that they were born from the cross between the Camel and the Leopard and thus were called by the Romans the camel-leopard. They inhabit the lands south of the Sahara, in North Africa and it is the only animal that can touch its own ear with its tongue. *
Octopuses Curiosities - Octopuses Quiz - Octopuses Challenge
* Octopuses are marine molluscs of the Cephalopoda class. They have binocular vision and can differentiate colors. Its eight arms are autonomous and to escape predators, they release a dense cloud of ink that is basically made up of melanin while its three hearts pump blue-green blood. *
Mammals Curiosities - Mammals Quiz - Mammals Challenge
* Mammals constitute a Subclass of vertebrate animals of the Eukaryota domain. They are characterized by the presence of mammary glands, which in females produce milk to feed the offspring. There are more than 5,000 species of mammals, including humans, dolphins, whales and bats. *
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Goalkeeper's Curiosities - Goalkeeper's Quiz - Goalkeeper's Challenge - Goalkeeper's Commemorative dates
Day - ' /> * Goalkeeper's Day is celebrated on April 26th in honor of Aílton Corrêa Arruda, better known as the "Manga goalkeeper", renowned as one of the best goalkeepers in history! Manga was born on April 26, 1937 and played for teams like Sport do Recife (where it all started, actually), Botafogo, Porto Alegre, Coritiba, Grêmio, among others. With so much talent, of course he couldn't help but defend the Brazilian team, in friendlies and World Cups.#NL# The idea of creating National Goalkeeper Day came in 1975, from an initiative by Professors at the School of Education Physics of the Army of Rio de Janeiro, Raul Carlesso and captain Reginaldo Pontes Bielinski. Carlesso was the Brazilian national team's physical trainer during the 1974 World Cup and was the pioneer in developing a special preparation for goalkeepers in Brazil. * April 26 - April 26 day - today is April 26 - in April 26 - celebrate in April 26
The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The discovery of penicillin: a revolution in medicine. In 1929, by a stroke of luck, Alexander Fleming found the first antibiotic, penicillin. During World War II, its potential was extensively tested, saving countless lives. Noel Rosa and many other artists could have been saved from tuberculosis if this discovery had occurred earlier.#NL#
The curious thing is that Fleming, a researcher dedicated to bacteria, left a culture plate forgotten during the summer. By chance, some bread crumbs fell on it, creating fungus. When his colleague Merlin Pryce noticed something strange in the plates about to be discarded, Fleming realized that the fungi had eliminated the bacteria, giving rise to penicillin, a milestone in the history of medicine. * Australia Curiosities - Australia Quiz - Australia Challenge
* Australia is a country and a continent at the same time. Its original inhabitants are the aborigines and among the famous animals that inhabit it are the kangaroos, koalas, platypus and the Tasmanian Devil. * The spider Curiosities - The spider Quiz - The spider Challenge
* The spider is an order of arthropods of the Arachnida class. So, contrary to what many people think; It is not an insect. They have chelicerae, which are appendages that protrude from the side of their mouth and inject venom. They also have a cephalothorax, an abdomen and 4 pairs of legs. * Butterflies Curiosities - Butterflies Quiz - Butterflies Challenge
* Butterflies are insects of the order Lepidoptera (wing with scales). Its life cycle consists of 4 stages: egg, larva, pupa and imago (Adult). Their body is divided into 3 parts: Head, thorax, abdomen and they have 3 pairs of legs. * The Amazon River Curiosities - The Amazon River Quiz - The Amazon River Challenge
* The Amazon River, located in South America, is the largest river in the world by volume of water. The Nile River, which is located in the northeast of the African continent, is the longest. The Mississippi River, which together with the Missouri, forms the longest river in North America. * Giraffes Curiosities - Giraffes Quiz - Giraffes Challenge
* Giraffes are ruminant mammals that measure between 5 and 6 meters in height. It was believed that they were born from the cross between the Camel and the Leopard and thus were called by the Romans the camel-leopard. They inhabit the lands south of the Sahara, in North Africa and it is the only animal that can touch its own ear with its tongue. * Octopuses Curiosities - Octopuses Quiz - Octopuses Challenge
* Octopuses are marine molluscs of the Cephalopoda class. They have binocular vision and can differentiate colors. Its eight arms are autonomous and to escape predators, they release a dense cloud of ink that is basically made up of melanin while its three hearts pump blue-green blood. * Mammals Curiosities - Mammals Quiz - Mammals Challenge
* Mammals constitute a Subclass of vertebrate animals of the Eukaryota domain. They are characterized by the presence of mammary glands, which in females produce milk to feed the offspring. There are more than 5,000 species of mammals, including humans, dolphins, whales and bats. * Back