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English Words signify lifestyles of medieval castles

Additional facts about the Castle- Portcullis • archer Bailey The courtyard of a castle, the word normally being used in conjunction with a Motte, which was the inner keep of a Norman castle. Larger castles had more than one bailey -- e.g., outer bailey, middle bailey, inner bailey.

English Words that symbolise reffering to Sports And Games

Additional kinds of Fun Games and Sports Gin Rummy I Golf the only sport played on the moon - on 6 February 1971 Alan Shepard hit a golf ball. Wild mammal Facts n'Figures Hare-Sparrow

Intriguing Mammal Domain

Warriors of the Khmer Empire, found in Cambodia from 800-1400 A.D., rode elephants into battle. The sight of the trumpeting elephants caused panic in the enemy's ranks and won the Khmers many battles. Digestion: Elephants only digest about 40% of what they eat, and therefore, they need to spend two-thirds of every day eating.

Your Body

Thoracic region: supplies your chest and some parts of your abdomen

Cows

The rumen holds up to 50 gallons of partially digested food. This is where cud comes from. Good bacteria in the rumen helps digest the cows food and provides protein for the cow.Cows are referred to as the foster mothers of the human race because they produce most of the milk that people drink.

Wild mammal Planet

Bushbuck- A member of the spiral-horned antelopes with a chocolaty coat. Lives in dense vegetation, often near water, and browses vegetation at night. Atlantic hump-backed dolphin- Like Indo-Pacific hump-backed dolphins, these dolphins have a fatty hump under their dorsal fin.