The giant African snail can reach a length of 33 centimetres (13 inches). It uses its tongue to scrape off bits of leaves to eat.
Hearty laughter proves to be good medicine, cardiologists' study
finds
Hearty laughter proves to be good medicine, cardiologists' study
finds Medical researchers have found that people with
heart disease are 40 per cent less likely to laugh in funny
situations than people with healthy hearts. However, it is not
known whether people with heart disease have lost their sense of
humor, or whether humor actually helps to prevent heart problems.
One thing’s for sure, it doesn’t hurt to have a good
laugh! NOVEMBER 16, 2000
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