🧔An Edo Man invited his friends for his mother's burial⚰️. After lowering the coffin, the family dropped yam🥔, rice🍚, meat🍖 etc, into the grave in line with tradition🙇‍♀️🤲. 

🧔A Hausa Man asked 🗣️"Why are they dropping food into the coffin"🙄

The Edo man smiled😁 and said,🗣️"According to our tradition, the dead go on a long👻 journey and need all the food items they can get"

The Hausa man dropped 💵N100,000 inside and said,🗣️ "When the food finish, buy more". 

The Yoruba man dropped two #5 and basket of pepper🌶️ and said,🗣️ "Add this in case it's not enough.

An Igbo man called 🧔Dennis smiled and brought out his cheque📄 book and wrote a cheque of 💰 N200,000, dropped it in the coffin⚰️ and took the N1,500💸 notes as change incase she wan use POS for heaven🙆‍♀️🤣 then said🗣️ "Mama, withdraw it when you reach there ooo 😏 It is going to be a dangerous journey, we don't know how many robbers are out there and afterall we are in a cashless economy safe travel🚶‍♂️🤧

✍️IGBO NO DEY CARRY LAST🙆‍♀️🙆‍♂️🤣🤣

Percy

The researchers explained that a brine pool is a depression in the seafloor that is filled with highly concentrated salt water and other chemical elements which is saltier than the surrounding ocean. They said that these underwater pools can stun or kill animals and even pickle them alive. 

The lead researcher stated that the discovery of such pools could help scientists work out how the oceans first formed on our planet. He also went on to say that the brine pools are home to a large number of microbes and are rich in diversity. He emphasised that these discoveries are essential as they can help determine if alien planets with similar hostile conditions can host any living beings.

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