Question

An eminent bacteriologist, Dr Hargobind Narula, went to the tropical rainforests of South America to study some new strains of disease-causing bacteria. There, while carrying out his explorations, he came across a remote, uninhabited area and set up his camp there. A few months later he wrote to his friend. Given below is an excerpt from his letter: “You are aware that the country around some parts of the Amazon is still only partially explored. I had occasion to spend a night at a small Indian village at a point where a certain tributary—the name and position of which I withhold—opens into the main river. There perched on a tree I saw a dimorphodon or pterodactyl, a flying reptile of the Jurassic period.” As Dr Hargobind Narula, write a story about your adventure with the dinosaurs. Do not exceed 150 words.

Answer 1

Dr. Hargobind Narula was aware of the unexplored territory of the Amazon basin and Amazon forest but he was not aware of the danger looming large there. Dr Narula found some carnivorous plants there which eat animals all types. He wanted to publicize his report about this new discovery but ultimately he was not found personally. His reports were later discovered by other scientists but they could not found Dr hargobind narula anymore.