In this vid we demonstrate the benefit of xenon, bi-xenon and adaptive headlights (as fitted to the Lexus GS250 F-Sport) in comparison to static halogen lights (as fitted to a Mazda MX-5). For the full story: http://www.betweentheaxles.com.au/xen...
Malaria is a parasite that lives inside your red blood cells, and once it gets inside, it grows and multiples for about 2 days and 16-32 new malaria parasites are made. These new malaria parasites then burst out of the red blood cell, destroying it, and then the malaria can find more red blood cells to infect. And then this cycle continues every two days, infect, multiply, burst out, find a new cell, infectâ¦. Thereâs a video of malaria here http://youtu.be/_OIY-M6GnCU (the red cell bit starts is at about 2:40, and 3:20 is when the parasites burst out of the red blood cells).
Why is Malaria Dangerous? How does Malaria become so dangerous? Malaria in humans can be caused by a number of different parasites â the most dangerous, and the one which is responsible for over 90% of the worldwide deaths from malaria, is Plasmodium falciparum. The reason that P. falciparum is so dangerous is because it affects the behaviour of red blood cells.