The shakes from alcohol can change from mild tremors to massive convulsions. This extreme form of uncontrollable body movement is a symptom of a severe type of alcohol withdrawal called delirium tremens that can cause seizures and even death. Although delirium tremens manifests in only about 5 percent of the individuals in withdrawal, the onset of the shakes makes it more likely that an individual will progress to this level of withdrawal and need immediate medical attention.
Mythological names, such as Firebird, Phoenix, Sphinx and Thunderbird, are excellent options for exotic birds. Uncommon mythological bird names include Garuda, Griffin, Habrol, Samjoko, Harpies, Sampatti, Ziz, Jatayu and Bennu. Some people choose to name their birds according to their coloration.
Limonia acidissima or Hesperethusa crenulata is a common tree in Southeast Asia. It is indigenous to the Republic of Myanmar (formerly Burma) as well as India, Sri Lanka, Java, and Pakistan. In English, the common names for Limonia acidissima are sandalwood, wood-apple, elephant-apple, monkey fruit, and curd fruit tree. The plant has a number of different names in different languages including bal or bael in Assamese, bael in Bengali, kaitha in Hindi, belingai in Malaysia, and thanaka in Burmese.