The official signs of death include the following: 1  no pupil reaction to light. 2  no response of the eyes to caloric (warm or cold) stimulation. 3  no jaw reflex (the jaw will react like the knee if hit with a reflex hammer)  no gag reflex (touching the back of the throat induces 1  vomiting) no response to pain.  no breathing.
It flows from the mountains of Tanganyika to the Mediterranean Sea. The Nile River. Egypt is called the gift of the Nile because the valley of Nile is extremely fertile mainly due to the yearly floods and it was this fertility that made its ancient people prosperous and helped them survive calamities.ake Victoria ranks as the Nileâs largest source. The river sabot along with others flows into the Nile and increases its volume considerably. From here onwards, it is called the White Nile. The Blue Nile is the longest tributary of the Nile and has its source in Ethiopia like Lake Tana.
Why was the Nile River so important to the Egyptians? Quick Answer. The Nile has been at the heart of Egypt for 5,000 years due to its role in recharging the desert soil, watering crops and transporting goods along the length of the country.