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HOW CLIMATE CHANGE IS RELATED TO HEALTH
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When the seasons change , we will fall ill automatically.
Have you ever wondered why do i fall ill when climate change occurs?
Why do this happen ?
Lets us get into the brief explanation on how climate change and health are related.
According to medical research, adults suffer cold 2-4 times whereas children suffer 5-7 times in a year.
Every three months we see a climate change. So due to the change of the climate the allergens in the surroundings also increase which brings nearly up to hundreds of viruses in the air.
These viruses are mostly responsible for the rise in the temperature in our body. They are also responsible for getting cold.
Common Symptoms of Cold
1) Stuffy Nose
2) Sore Throat
3) Sneezing
4) Watery Eyes
5) Muscle Aches (body pains)
The change in temperatures allows the viruses to develop in the air and perhaps become contagious diseases.
* The most common virus is the Human Rhino Virus (HRV). This virus is responsible for developing colds to 40%.These mainly occur in Spring and Winter.
* Summer season gives people a runny nose and itchy eyes when they are near grass. The immune system gets busy reacting to these allergens causing viral diseases.
* Influenza virus is a flu that develops when the air is dry in winter.
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HOW DO CHAMELEONS CHANGE THEIR COLORS
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CHAMELEONS
Chameleons are known for their rapid changing of colors. People believe that they change colors and camouflage against a background. But the truth is that they change color to regulate their temperatures or to communicate with other chameleons.
As chameleons cannot generate their own body heat, they change colors and adapt themselves to a favourable body temperature. For example, a chameleon might change into black color if it feels cold. Similarly a chameleon might turn light color to protect from sun’s heat.
Chameleons turn into bold colors to communicate with other chameleons. Males change into dark colors to express their anger. Whereas females change colors to let the males know that they are willing to mate. Owners of chameleons know the mood of their pets just by observing the changes in colors.
HOW DO THEY CHANGE COLORS
The outermost layer of their skin is so transparent. Under this skin there are certain cells called as Chromatophores. These chromatophores are filled with different pigments. The deepest layers contain cells called as melanophores , these are responsible for different color shades. The top layer iridophores are responsible for blue and light colors. On top of Idirophores there are two more cells known as xanthophores and erynthophores. These are responsible for yellow and red colors.
These pigments are filled in tiny sacs inside the cells and therefore they are responsible for all the color changes based on their mood. When the color changes the chromatophores are expanded.
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