Giant vs Clam vs Fork

Giant is creatures that resemble humans or animals, but larger than the normal size of humans or animals. The clams are aquatic animals which include soft-bodied animals (molluscs). A fork is a table utensil comprising a handle and a head with long teeth nails mode (normally three or four points) and is used to prick or holding a piece of food. Whoo will win?

Giant

Giant is creatures that resemble humans or animals, but larger than the normal size of humans or animals. Fairytale and legend has it that the giant is a nation being stupid and cruel, disruptive and feed on humans, but there are some fairy tales and legends to the contrary. Giant is considered a threat because humans are not able to match the size and strength are big, but not the least which gives an idea of ​​the giant creatures that live alongside humans.

Giants often appear in mythology and legend as large-sized creature with amazing strength. In Greek mythology character appears Gigant and Titan, which is an old group of Greek deities. They live underground and led to the phenomenon of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Greek mythology also raises Cyclopes, the one-eyed giant race. The story appears in the Odyssey.

Scandinavian mythology characters bring Jotun, one of the supernatural beings. Their sizes are large. They live in Jötunheimr, one of the branches of Yggdrasil. Their attitude is contrary to the Aesir and the Vanir (deities), but sometimes they are in a relationship and marriage. There are several types Giant (Jotun), such as giant ice (hrímþursar); Giant fire (eldjötnar); and Giant mountains (bergrisar).

Clam

The clams are aquatic animals which include soft-bodied animals (molluscs). All shellfish have a pair of shell (also called graft or valve) that is usually connected to the mirror symmetry of a ligament (connective tissue). In most scallop adductor muscle, there are two governing open-lid shell.

The clam do not have a head (and brain) and scallop that had eyes only. Organ owned is the kidney, heart, mouth, and anus. The clam can move with the "legs" of a sort of flattened organ is removed from the shell at any time or by opening and closing the shell it suddenly.

The circulation system is open, meaning no blood vessels. The oxygen supply is derived from the blood very liquids rich in nutrients and oxygen that surrounds the organs. The food is plankton shells, by filtering. The clam themselves are prey for squid and sharks. All shellfish is when young males. Some females will be in line with the maturity.

The clam have a gonad, genital glands that produce sperm or egg cells depending on the sex of clams. [Citation needed] egg fertilization occurs externally in which the sperm and egg meet in the water. Fertilized eggs develop into larvae called trochophore, who will swim with the current and attached to a place before starting to form shells.

Fork

A fork is a table utensil comprising a handle and a head with long teeth nails mode (normally three or four points) and is used to prick or holding a piece of food. He was employed, first in the West, while in the East were more used chopsticks. Today, however, the holders are also used in Asia.

In particular it is used to bring food to the mouth or to fix something while cooking or cut. Transportation is often done by simply placing the food on the horizontal teeth. There are different types of fork according to the use to which it will run. For example, if meat, fish or dessert.

Although there were similar utensils in classical Greece and the Roman Empire, the holder appeared as such to 1077. He came to Europe from Constantinople in the early eleventh century by Theodora, daughter of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine X Doukas. She took him to Venice to marry Domenico Selvo, Dux of that republic. But Theodora for his contemporaries was crossed out, for this and other refined oriental ways, as outrageous and reprehensible and even San Pedro Damian admonished from the pulpit these extravagances, coming to call "instrumentum diaboli".

But it was in France that became really popular back in the sixteenth century, thanks to Catherine de Medici who introduced him to the French court when she married King Henry II. As curiosity is possible to add that in addition to using a fork to eat, Catalina used it to scratch her back. Cheesy fame that had this tool did take a back seat to eat with your hands until the eighteenth century.