this may just be the best photo-bomb ever . an adorable green sea turtle made quite the unexpected appearance in tourist diovani de jesus 's group photo . ` we were posing at apo island when this sea turtle surfaced to breathe and photo-bombed , ' de jesus wrote on his blog . an adorable green sea turtle pulled off the ultimate photo-bomb , crashing this group photo in the philippines . the shallow water in apo island , negros oriental , philippines is a feeding ground for sea turtles , so spottings are n't uncommon . rangers boss stuart mccall insists he is taking life at ibrox in his stride . the former motherwell manager admitted being wowed by murray park in the days after he replaced kenny mcdowall . the club 's # 12million training facility is a major improvement on the public pitches at dalziel park he was forced to make do with during his steelmen stint . stuart mccall insists he 's loving life at rangers despite losing heavily to queen of the south . but along with the plush surroundings , mccall knows being manager of the glasgow giants means he also has to cope with the kind of intense scrutiny levels he did not have to deal with at fir park . however , it is rare that one of the endangered animals would come so close - or look so intently into the camera . posting the photo on earth day , de jesus adds : ` just like what my friend genesis said , this is a reminder that humans and creatures like this gentle pawikan can co-exist . ' by . rob waugh . updated : . not everyone is cut out for the strains of the job , as mcdowall proved when he quit after posting just three wins from his 10-game spell as caretaker . the former celtic youth coach found himself in charge just as the battle for power at ibrox reached its bitterest point and at one stage admitted life at rangers had ` taken its toll ' on him . this particular island is one of the world 's best known community-managed marine protected areas . the turtles are traditionally found in tropical and subtropical waters , travelling long distances between feeding areas and the beaches where they are hatched . traveller diovani de jesus posted the hilarious photo on earth day as a reminder that we can all co-exist . 03:42 est , 11 january 2012 . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which protect chromosomes from wear and tear . scientists have found a way to predict how long someone will live -- by measuring their genes as a baby . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which are described as ` acting like the plastic ends on shoelaces ' to protect chromosomes from wear and tear . telomeres are being studied extensively - and are thought to hold the key to ageing . put simply , the longer your telomeres , the longer you will live - dependent , of course , on not dying accidentally , from disease or from lifestyle factors . it was known they could be shortened by life choices , including smoking and stress . but this is the first indication that our lifespans might be predetermined from birth . in the future , tests may allow people to know their expected lifespan from a very early age - if they want to . mccall has taken over a brighter picture following dave king 's boardroom victory and the 50-year-old former light blues midfielder seemed to shrug off the extra pressure during his first few weeks in charge as he led his side to three successive wins - including successes against hearts and hibs . lewis kidd -lrb- left -rrb- battles for the ball against rangers ' david templeton in queen of the south 's victory . but the focus will have sharpened since gers suffered their first defeat under his watch when they lost 3-0 to queen of the south on thursday . the ibrox men will hope to shake that off come sunday when they host raith rovers but mccall insists he will not let the job wear him down . he said : ` i 've not really noticed a difference in intensity levels . i just love what i do out there on the training field . ` at this moment in time i do n't feel any pressure whatsoever . ian black -lrb- left -rrb- and kris boyd in training as rangers look to get back to winning ways and gain promotion . professor pat monaghan , who led the glasgow university study , said : ` the results of this research show that what happens in our bodies in early life is very important . ` it is not understood why there are variations of telomere length but if you had a choice , you would want to be born with longer telomeres . ` if you were to test this , i do n't think anyone would want to know -- it would just make you miserable . but it must be remembered that how you live has a big effect . this is n't quite a case of nature overtaking nurture . ' the study -- which used zebra finches , one of australia 's most common bird species -- is the first to measure telomere lengths at regular intervals through an entire life . with people , it is usually only the elderly who are studied because of the timescales involved . blood cell samples were taken from 99 finches , starting when they were 25 days old . the results exceeded even the researchers ' expectations . the birds with the shortest telomeres did tend to die first -- from as early as seven months after the start of the trial . ` i 'm in a fortunate position to be doing the job i 'm doing at this moment and i 'm looking forward to being successful . ' i said from day one that this can still be a successful season for the club and we have got to grab the opportunity with both hands . ' i do n't give the demands of working for a club like this much thought . ` football management is tough , no matter what level you do it at . ` obviously there is more scrutiny when you are at a club that has the following we 've got . but that 's part and parcel of being a manager . you just have to get on with it . ' but one bird in the group with the longest telomeres survived to almost nine years old . professor monaghan said : ` these birds were dying of natural causes . there were no predators , no diseases and no accidental deaths . this was showing their capacity for long life . ' the results hold huge implications for humans , whose telomeres work in the same way . in future , people might be tested to see how long their telomeres -- and their life expectancy -- could be . telomeres are important because they stop dna from unravelling -- but they begin shortening from the moment we are conceived . the longer they are , the better for an individual because when they get too short , they stop working . dna is then no longer protected and errors begin to creep in when cells divide . when this happens -- usually in middle age -- the skin begins to sag and the immune system becomes less efficient . faulty cells also lead to a growing risk of conditions such as diabetes and heart disease . the university 's institute of biodiversity , animal health and comparative medicine has published its groundbreaking research in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences usa . in the next stage of their research , the glasgow scientists will look at what causes telomeres to shorten -- including inherited and environmental factors -- to make it possible to predict life expectancy more accurately .
` telomere ' markers predict lifespan . written into dna as a baby - and can only be shortened , not made longer . can be tested in finches from just 25 days old . tests could be available for humans soon .
what my friend genesis said , this is a reminder that humans and creatures like this gentle pawikan can co-exist . ' by . rob waugh . updated : . not everyone is cut out for the strains of the job , as mcdowall proved when he quit after posting just three wins from his 10-game spell as caretaker . the former celtic youth coach found himself in charge just as the battle for power at ibrox reached its bitterest point and at one stage admitted life at rangers had ` taken its toll ' on him . this particular island is one of the world 's best known community-managed marine protected areas . the turtles are traditionally found in tropical and subtropical waters , travelling long distances between feeding areas and the beaches where they are hatched . traveller diovani de jesus posted the hilarious photo on earth day as a reminder that we can all co-exist . 03:42 est , 11 january 2012 . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which protect chromosomes from wear and tear . scientists have found a way to predict how long someone will live -- by measuring their genes as a baby . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which are described as ` acting like the plastic ends on shoelaces ' to protect chromosomes from wear and tear . telomeres are being studied extensively - and are thought to hold the key to ageing . put simply , the longer your telomeres , the longer you will live - dependent , of course , on not dying accidentally , from disease or from lifestyle factors . it was known they could be shortened by life choices , including smoking and stress . but this is the first indication that our lifespans might be predetermined from birth . in the future , tests may allow people to know their expected lifespan from a very early age - if they want to . mccall has taken over a brighter picture following dave king 's boardroom victory and the 50-year-old former light blues midfielder seemed to shrug off the extra pressure during his first few weeks in charge as he led his side to three successive wins - including successes against hearts and hibs . lewis kidd -lrb- left -rrb- battles for the ball against rangers ' david templeton in queen of the south 's victory . but the focus will have sharpened since gers suffered their first defeat under his watch when they lost 3-0 to queen of the south on thursday . the ibrox men will hope to shake that off come sunday when they host raith rovers but mccall insists he will not let the job wear him down . he said : ` i 've not really noticed a difference in intensity levels . i just love what i do out there on the training field . ` at this moment in time i do n't feel any pressure whatsoever . ian black -lrb- left -rrb- and kris boyd in training as rangers look to get back to winning ways and gain promotion . professor pat monaghan , who led the glasgow university study , said : ` the results of this research show that what happens in our bodies in early life is very important . ` it is not understood why there are variations of telomere length but if you had a choice , you would want to be born with longer telomeres . ` if you were to test this , i do n't think anyone would want to know -- it would just make you miserable . but it must be remembered that how you live has a big effect . this is n't quite a case of nature overtaking nurture . ' the study -- which used zebra finches , one of australia 's most common bird species -- is the first to measure telomere lengths at regular intervals through an entire life . with people , it is usually only the elderly who are studied because of the timescales involved . blood cell samples were taken from 99 finches , starting when they were 25 days old . the results exceeded even the researchers ' expectations . the birds with the shortest telomeres did conceived . the longer they are , the better for an individual because when they get too short , they stop working . dna is then no longer protected and errors begin to creep in when cells divide . when this happens -- usually in middle age -- the skin begins to sag and the immune system becomes less efficient . faulty cells also lead to a growing risk of conditions such as diabetes and heart disease . the university 's institute of biodiversity , animal health and comparative medicine has published its groundbreaking research in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences usa . in the next stage of their research , the glasgow scientists will look at what causes telomeres to shorten -- including inherited and environmental factors -- to make it possible to predict life expectancy more accurately .
what my friend genesis said , this is a reminder that humans and creatures like this gentle pawikan can co-exist . ' by . rob waugh . updated : . not everyone is cut out for the strains of the job , as mcdowall proved when he quit after posting just three wins from his 10-game spell as caretaker . the former celtic youth coach found himself in charge just as the battle for power at ibrox reached its bitterest point and at one stage admitted life at rangers had ` taken its toll ' on him . this particular island is one of the world 's best known community-managed marine protected areas . the turtles are traditionally found in tropical and subtropical waters , travelling long distances between feeding areas and the beaches where they are hatched . traveller diovani de jesus posted the hilarious photo on earth day as a reminder that we can all co-exist . 03:42 est , 11 january 2012 . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which protect chromosomes from wear and tear . scientists have found a way to predict how long someone will live -- by measuring their genes as a baby . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which are described as ` acting like the plastic ends on shoelaces ' to protect chromosomes from wear and tear . telomeres are being studied extensively - and are thought to hold the key to ageing . put simply , the longer your telomeres , the longer you will live - dependent , of course , on not dying accidentally , from disease or from lifestyle factors . it was known they could be shortened by life choices , including smoking and stress . but this is the first indication that our lifespans might be predetermined from birth . in the future , tests may allow people to know their expected lifespan from a very early age - if they want to . mccall has taken over a brighter 've not really noticed a difference in intensity levels . i just love what i do out there on the training field . ` at this moment in time i do n't feel any pressure whatsoever . ian black -lrb- left -rrb- and kris boyd in training as rangers look to get back to winning ways and gain promotion . professor pat monaghan , who led the glasgow university study , said : ` the results of this research show that what happens in our bodies in early life is very important . ` it is not understood why there are variations of telomere length but if you had a choice , you would want to be born with longer telomeres . ` if you were to test this , i do n't think anyone would want to know -- it would just make you miserable . but it must be remembered that how you live has a big effect . this is n't quite a case of nature overtaking nurture . ' the study -- which used zebra finches , one of australia 's most common bird species -- is the first to measure telomere lengths at regular intervals through an entire life . with people , it is usually only the elderly who are studied because of the timescales involved . blood cell samples were taken from 99 finches , starting when they were 25 days old . the results exceeded even the researchers ' expectations . the birds with the shortest telomeres did 's part and parcel of being a manager . you just have to get on with it . ' but one bird in the group with the longest telomeres survived to almost nine years old . professor monaghan said : ` these birds were dying of natural causes . there were no predators , no diseases and no accidental deaths . this was showing their capacity for long life . ' the results hold huge implications for humans , whose telomeres work in the same way . in future , people might be tested to see how long their telomeres -- and their life expectancy -- could be . telomeres are important because they stop dna from unravelling -- but they begin shortening from the moment we are conceived . the longer they are , the better for an individual because when they get too short , they stop working . dna is then no longer protected and errors begin to creep in when cells divide . when this happens -- usually in middle age -- the skin begins to sag and the immune system becomes less efficient . faulty cells also lead to a growing risk of conditions such as diabetes and heart disease . the university 's institute of biodiversity , animal health and comparative medicine has published its groundbreaking research in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences usa . in the next stage of their research , the glasgow scientists will look at what causes telomeres to shorten -- including inherited and environmental factors -- to make it possible to predict life expectancy more accurately .
this may just the best photo-bomb. an adorable green sea turtle made quite the unexpected appearance tourist diovani de jesus 's group photo. ` we were posing at apo island when this sea turtle surfaced to breathe photo-bombed, ' de jesus wrote an adorable green sea turtle pulled the ultimate photo-bomb, crashing this group photo in the philippines the shallow water in apo island, negros oriental, is a feeding ground so spottings are n't uncommon. rangers boss stuart mccall insists taking life at ibrox in his stride. the former motherwell manager admitted being wowed murray park in the days replaced kenny mcdowall. the club 's # 12million training facility a major improvement the public pitches dalziel park he forced make do during his steelmen stint. stuart mccall insists 's loving life at rangers despite losing heavily queen of. but along the plush surroundings, mccall knows being manager the glasgow giants means also cope the kind intense scrutiny levels did fir park however, rare one the endangered animals would come so - or look intently. posting the photo earth day, de jesus adds : ` just what my friend genesis this a reminder humans and creatures like this gentle pawikan can co. ' by. rob waugh. updated :. not everyone cut the strains the job, as mcdowall proved quit after posting just three wins from caretaker. the former celtic youth coach found charge just the battle power at ibrox reached and at admitted life at rangers ` taken '. this particular island one the world 's best known community-managed marine protected areas. the turtles traditionally found, travelling between feeding areas the beaches where hatched traveller diovani de jesus posted the hilarious photo earth day as co. 03:42 est, 11 january. life expectancy written our dna there seen from. it all the length, protect chromosomes wear scientists predict someone -- as a baby. life expectancy written our dna there seen from. it all the length, described ` acting like the plastic ends on shoelaces to protect chromosomes wear telomeres are being studied extensively - thought hold ageing. put simply, the longer your telomeres, - dependent, of course not dying accidentally from disease lifestyle factors it known they could shortened life choices, including smoking stress but this the first indication our lifespans predetermined from. in the future, tests may allow people know their expected lifespan from - if want. mccall has taken a brighter picture following dave king 's boardroom victory and the 50-year-old former light blues midfielder seemed shrug the extra pressure during as led - successes hearts hibs. lewis kidd -lrb- left battles for the ball against rangers ' david templeton in queen the south 's victory. but the focus will have sharpened since gers suffered under his watch when queen on thursday. the ibrox men will hope shake that off come sunday host raith rovers but mccall insists let the job wear. he said : ` i 've not really noticed intensity levels. i just love what out on the training field. ` at this moment i do n't feel any pressure whatsoever. ian black -lrb- left and kris boyd in training as rangers look winning and gain promotion. professor pat monaghan, who led the glasgow university study, : ` the results what happens our bodies early life. ` it understood there variations but if you had a choice, want born. ` if were test, i do n't anyone know -- it miserable. but must remembered how live has. this n't quite a case nature overtaking nurture. ' the study -- used zebra finches, one australia 's most common bird species measure telomere lengths at regular intervals through an entire life. with people, it usually only the elderly studied because the timescales involved. blood cell samples 99 finches, starting when 25. the results exceeded even the researchers ' expectations. the birds with the shortest telomeres did tend die first -- from as seven months the trial. ` i 'm in a fortunate position doing i ' at being successful. ' i said from day this can still a successful season got grab with both hands. ' i do n't give the demands working a club. ` football management tough, no do at. ` obviously there more scrutiny when at a club the following we 've. but that 's part and being a manager. you just have get on. ' but one bird in with the longest telomeres survived to almost nine old. professor monaghan said : ` these birds dying. there no predators, no diseases no accidental deaths this was showing their capacity long life. ' the results hold huge implications humans, whose telomeres work. in future, people might tested long their -- and life could. telomeres are important because stop dna unravelling -- begin shortening from we are conceived. the longer, for an individual because when too short stop dna is then no protected and errors begin creep when cells divide. when this happens -- usually middle age the skin begins sag the immune system becomes efficient. faulty cells also lead a growing risk conditions. the university 's institute biodiversity, animal health comparative medicine has its groundbreaking research the proceedings the national academy sciences usa. in the next stage their research, the glasgow scientists look what causes telomeres shorten -- including inherited and environmental factors to make predict life expectancy more
what my friend genesis said , this is a reminder that humans and creatures like this gentle pawikan can co-exist . ' by . rob waugh . updated : . not everyone is cut out for the strains of the job , as mcdowall proved when he quit after posting just three wins from his 10-game spell as caretaker . the former celtic youth coach found himself in charge just as the battle for power at ibrox reached its bitterest point and at one stage admitted life at rangers had ` taken its toll ' on him . this particular island is one of the world 's best known community-managed marine protected areas . the turtles are traditionally found in tropical and subtropical waters , travelling long distances between feeding areas and the beaches where they are hatched . traveller diovani de jesus posted the hilarious photo on earth day as a reminder that we can all co-exist . 03:42 est , 11 january 2012 . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which protect chromosomes from wear and tear . scientists have found a way to predict how long someone will live -- by measuring their genes as a baby . life expectancy is written into our dna and is there to be seen from the day we are born . it all depends on the length of the telomeres , which are described as ` acting like the plastic ends on shoelaces ' to protect chromosomes from wear and tear . telomeres are being studied extensively - and are thought to hold the key to ageing . put simply , the longer your telomeres , the longer you will live - dependent , of course , on not dying accidentally , from disease or from lifestyle factors . it was known they could be shortened by life choices , including smoking and stress . but this is the first indication that our lifespans might be predetermined from birth . in the future , tests may allow people to know their expected lifespan from a very early age - if they want to . mccall has taken over a brighter picture following dave king 's boardroom victory and the 50-year-old former light blues midfielder seemed to shrug off the extra pressure during his first few weeks in charge as he led his side to three successive wins - including successes against hearts and hibs . lewis kidd -lrb- left -rrb- battles for the ball against rangers ' david templeton in queen of the south 's victory . but the focus will have sharpened since gers suffered their first defeat under his watch when they lost 3-0 to queen of the south on thursday . the ibrox men will hope to shake that off come sunday when they host raith rovers but mccall insists he will not let the job wear him down . he said : ` i conceived . the longer they are , the better for an individual because when they get too short , they stop working . dna is then no longer protected and errors begin to creep in when cells divide . when this happens -- usually in middle age -- the skin begins to sag and the immune system becomes less efficient . faulty cells also lead to a growing risk of conditions such as diabetes and heart disease . the university 's institute of biodiversity , animal health and comparative medicine has published its groundbreaking research in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences usa . in the next stage of their research , the glasgow scientists will look at what causes telomeres to shorten -- including inherited and environmental factors -- to make it possible to predict life expectancy more accurately .
 The text discusses the concept of coexistence between humans and other creatures, citing examples from various cultures. It highlights the importance of respecting and preserving biodiversity, as well as understanding the interconnectedness of all living beings. The author emphasizes that every species has its own unique role to play in maintaining ecological balance and that human actions can have significant impacts on the environment.