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  This Brazilian Island Has So Many Snakes, Humans Aren’t Allowed. No humans are allowed on Snake Island and with good reason. There's about one deadly snake per square foot on it. The mysterious island is known as Ilha da Queimada Grande, and it is in fact so dangerous to set foot there that Brazil has made it illegal for anyone to visit. The danger on the island comes in the form of the golden lancehead snakes – a species of pit viper and one of the deadliest serpents in the world. This Brazilian Island Has So Many Snakes, Humans Aren’t Allowed About 25 miles off the coast of Brazil, there is an island where no local would ever dare tread. Reportedly, the snake venom has a bad reputation of killing a person in just 60 minutes! Like any unusual place, this island too has a story. Days later, his dead body was found on the island, cold as a stone with snake bites all over it. Although the poor, starved fishermen fell prey to island snakes, some brave souls still dared to live on th...

Ferruccio Lamborghini, the man and his dreams He started working on his father’s tractor out of interest and was able to attend a technical school in Bologna later on. During the second World War he was enrolled into the Italian Air Force, working for the transport sections, after 1944 he became a prisoner of war in the British military forces who put him to work in their motoring department, this way Ferruccio got firsthand experience keeping cars on the road, even with limited part supplies. Ferruccio Elio Arturo Lamborghini was born on April 28.1916 under the Zodiac sign of Taurus, his parents were farmers but Ferruccio soon decided he wanted to do something with mechanics. This and many more photos of  FERRUCCIO  Lamborghinis Automobili Lamborghini changed hands several times and in the late 1990s was purchased by German automaker Volkswagen. . Automobili Lamborghini was officially established in 1963 in Sant'Agata Bolognese, Italy, and the same year debuted its first car,...

Facebook first ever drop in daily users prompts Meta shares to tumble As well as Facebook, Meta owns the photo and videosharing app Instagram, the WhatsApp messaging service and the Oculus virtual reality hardware business. After a boom during the pandemic, markets have punished formerly hot tech companies including Netflix and PayPal for disappointing results. The spending dragged down quarterly profits by 8% and Zuckerberg has indicated that there is much more spending to come. The company set out a series of issues that could affect growth in the near term, including platform and regulatory changes, as well as tough comparisons to a year when online advertising was boosted by the pandemic. The move also followed a series of crises at the company, which has been blamed for promoting fake news worldwide, stoking hostilities and invading privacy.  “Although the direction is clear our path ahead is not yet clearly defined,” said Zuckerberg. “Last year was about putting a stake in th...

The real history of KTM bike KTM AG is also the maker of the X-Bow hypercar, which debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in 2008 and is still currently in production today. There are three major motorcycle manufacturing epicenter s in the world. In Europe, Austria’s KTM AG reigns supreme as Europe’s #1 largest motorcycle brand. In 2016, KTM AG had sold more motorcycles than even such marques as BMW, Aprilia, and Ducati. In America, Wisconsin’s Harley-Davidson is the top producer. In Asia, it’s India’s Hero MotoCorp, which also happens to be the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer. 1934 Hans Trunkenpolz opens a repair workshop in Mattighofen [Kraftfahrzeuge Trunkenpolz Mattighofen]. KTM founder Hans Trunkenpolz, circa 1937. A ustrian engineer Hans Trunkenpolz opened a car repair shop in Mattighofen. The story of KTM begins in 1934, long before the idea of high-performance racing bikes and supercars were even conceptualized. This was the beginning of the KTM brand name. Three years la...

 Top most expensive hotel rooms in the world The Most Expensive Hotel In The World Has A Suite For $100,000 Per Night. The most expensive hotel has a suite that will set you $100,000 per night and which was designed by artist Damien Hirst himself. Read on to discover not just what your money buys you, but also which famous clientele have christened the sheets ahead of you. Ranked in order of their priciest suite, these are some of the most luxurious, vertiginous (private pool on the roof, anyone?), and world famous establishments that you can travel to. Trust fund babies and lottery winners looking for a glamorous way to part with a pretty penny, listen up, as we've got a list of the most expensive hotels in the world for you. 11. Royal Mansour, Marrakech T he iconic property is owned by King Mohammed VI of Morocco and is designed to regal high standards Commissioned specially by King Mohammed VI, the Royal Mansour is built in the style of a medina with 53 raids - each with their o...