Peacock spiders are well known for their elaborate dances – but their extraordinary jumps smash speed records.
Royal Enfield is working on a more hardcore version of the Himalayan and the motorcycle was expected to be launched in India in 2027, however, as per new reports, the Royal Enfield Himalayan Raid ...
Will bigger be better? Here's why my trusty Himalayan 450 could be more than a match for a 650 model
As I’ve continued to clock miles on the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, spy shots of a larger-capacity twin-cylinder Himmy have emerged, sparking much debate. Could this bigger bike build on the ...
The bike will challenge the Himalayan 450 for the consumers attention in the segment. Before the launch, the brand has revealed all details of the bike and has listed it on the Indian website.
KTM launched the new 390 Adventure and Adventure X at Rs 3,67,699 and Rs 2,91,140, respectively PUNE: KTM on Wednesday launched the new 390 Adventure and Adventure X at Rs 3,67,699 and Rs 2,91,140 ...
Researchers have examined the remarkable jumping abilities of male and female Australian peacock spiders, revealing sex-specific differences. These spiders use a unique semi-hydraulic system to jump, ...
The all new Himalayan adventure bike marks a new era for Royal Enfield with the introduction of the Indian manufacturers first ever water cooled engine. With a claimed 40bhp and 29.5 ft/lb torque ...
Strength defines Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 which is elegant in looks. There are several features that are there in this model, making it stand apart from the rest models. It has comfortable ...
It has been a few months since you last read a Himalayan report, and I must take some of the blame. Between a prolonged period of illness and some intense travel, the bike hasn’t received the ...
High on the Tibetan Plateau, the Yarlung Tsangpo River roars through the world’s deepest canyon, plunging nearly 8,000 metres (26,250ft) before crossing into India as the Brahmaputra. For ...
Sprout the jumping spider was an accidental acquisition by this RVing couple—they didn’t pick him up at a pet store. Rather, he wandered in the open window of their converted bus one day and ...
They’re venomous cannibals, hiding in our homes. With something like fifteen quadrillion spiders around, we can’t escape them ...
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