I've finished read my novel for reading 1 final assignment

now it's time to make summary

alhamdulillah :)

thank you so much Allah

Malibo Anai with my beloved friends

I had a very great time with my beloved friends last 24^th march at TA
that moment gave me new spirit to face this mid term test
I can refresh my mind and become new

I'm new

I'm fresh
I'm felling soo ambitions
thank you so much guys
^^ putri, ices, ega, tri, fardi, and arif

Home sweet Home

HAHAHAHA.. for more than two weeks I stay in Padang
I really miss mom, dad, and my two little sisters.
love you so much ♥


but now, 


I'm in home.. Home sweet home 

zebra's unmistakable stripes

There have been many theories to explain the zebra's unmistakable stripes. Scientists have suggested that each zebra has a unique pattern that lets other animals recognise it. Or that the mass of black and white in a vast herd provides confusing camouflage that puts off predators.

But this team set out to test exactly what effect the stripes had on a zebra's most irritating and ubiquitoushorsefly. enemy - the blood-sucking

As part of their experiment the team put sticky horse models - one white, one black and one zebra-striped - into a fly-infested field. When they collected the flies that had landed and stuck to each of the models, they found that the model zebra attracted by far the fewest flies.

The researchers think that zebras had a black-coated ancestor, which evolved its white stripes in an evolutionary arms race, with an insect that's become the biting, disease-carrying scourge of most horse herds.