✦Its temperature is around –78°C.
Because of its extreme cold, direct contact can cause frostbite burns.
Poetically, dry ice is like a memory that never dies, only fades away🧊࿑

✦Aloe vera has been used for over 6,000 years; the ancient Egyptians called it the “plant of immortality.”Because it heals wounds, folklore calls it the “green tear of the earth.”🪴࿑

✦They symbolize absolute loyalty; in some tales, they follow their master’s spirit even after death.They are commonly used in police and military work as detection, rescue, and guard dogs.🐕‍🦺࿑

✦In some tales, figs are described as tiny treasures in the heart of the forest, requiring keen observation to find.The color and texture of figs have made them a symbol of mystery and natural beauty in art and literature🌿࿑

✦On moonlit nights, humans and animals may subconsciously align their biological rhythms with the Moon’s cycle🌒࿑

✦Its venom is extremely neurotoxic and can kill a human in under 6 hours without treatment.Despite its deadly reputation, the black mamba is usually shy and attacks only when threatened.In folklore, the mamba is sometimes a messenger of vengeful gods🐍࿑

✦In Mayan and Aztec culture, the black jaguar symbolized night, divine power, and the spirit world.Unlike most big cats, jaguars kill prey by biting through the skull🐈‍⬛️࿑

✦The blue and yellow combination symbolizes balance between earth and sky in modern and symbolic art.In some cultures, they symbolize friendship and loyalty, as pairs mate for life.🦜࿑

✦In legends, the saffron flower symbolized the rising sun; purple for night, and red stigmas for the golden dawn.Saffron symbolizes luxury and rarity, often linked with royalty, wealthy sorcerers, and kings🌸࿑