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The different colors of the zebra body make it difficult to confuse, see his video. Identifying a zebra from a donkey would be an easy task for another, making it difficult to confuse the different body colors of the two animals. However, it is difficult to find some wise men who can list some of the important differences between javara and donkeys, in addition to colorations, therefore, following the information presented in this article will help one to know the important differences and characteristics of these animals. Zebra Detecting a jab will not be a problem, as their famous black and white strips are unique to them. However, these stripes make it difficult to spot them from a distance in the wild, as they appear to be in the forest, which serves to confuse and confuse hunters in disguise. Due to the problems of training a really interesting adaptation for abandoning predators in this wild, the zebra's cattle did not take place. There are currently three different species of Jaba known as Mountain Jaba (Equus zebra), Plain Jaba (equivalent Kogga) and Grevier Jaba (integral Grivii). . However, all three species are the same size; The average height is about 1. 3 meters, and the weight is about 350 kilograms. Zebras are exclusive to Africa, and they usually live in the Savannah grassland ecosystem. These African Savannah animals are unique among themselves as the striping pattern changes in individuals. Their furry stove originated from the distal end of the tail. The main of the tongue is not prominent, but they have a black patch. The wild of a healthy zebra has a lifespan of about 25 - 30 years and it can go up to thirty late in captivity. Donkey Garca was born in Africa and later spread around the world. Apparently, they vary in their size and color depending on the lineage. They have characteristic ears, which are long and pointed. Above the head and between the pig's head, there is a series of hairs through the head, which is a little longer than the hairs on the rest of the flesh. Donkeys do not like to live an exclusive life but among cattle. They can cry out loud, which is known as brang for communicating with other people. It is interesting to know that almost 1.5% of the body weight of dry matter is required for a body as food for an animal. Donkeys have been very useful as a great draft animal for humans. Carrying cattle and tending sheep are among the main tasks that donkeys have been doing for humans. There is evidence of domesticated donkeys dating back to 3000 BC. Typically, the average lifespan of a donkey varies from 30 to 50 years. What is the difference between Zebras and Gard? • The tongue has black and white stripes all over the body, while the colored asses are distinct and have no stripes. জ Zebras are found exclusively in Sidon throughout Africa, but donkeys are found not only in Africa but also elsewhere. জ The zebra is bigger and heavier than the donkey. • The nose is always zebra black but not always ass. • Jarbara can never be domesticated when it is easy to obey and obey the commands of the cow. Donkeys can live long; Up to 50 years, but zebras can remain captive until the very late thirties. Girls have characteristically long and definite ears while the tongue has normal thickless ears There are many species of cattle while Jarabara has three species.

Watch a video about a young rabbit eating grass. Rabbits, also known as bunnies or bunny rabbits, are small mammals in the family Leporidae (which also contains the hares) of the order Lagomorpha (which also contains the pikas). Oryctolagus cuniculus includes the European rabbit species and its descendants, the world's 305 breeds[1] of domestic rabbit. Sylvilagus includes 13 wild rabbit species, among them the seven types of cottontail. The European rabbit, which has been introduced on every continent except Antarctica, is familiar throughout the world as a wild prey animal and as a domesticated form of livestock and pet. With its widespread effect on ecologies and cultures, the rabbit is, in many areas of the world, a part of daily life—as food, clothing, a companion, and a source of artistic inspiration.

Deer or true deer are hoofed ruminant mammals forming the family Cervidae. The two main groups of deer are the Cervinae, including the muntjac, the elk (wapiti), the red deer, and the fallow deer; and the Capreolinae, including the reindeer (caribou), white-tailed deer, the roe deer, and the moose. Male deer of all species (except the water deer) as well as female reindeer, grow and shed new antlers each year. In this they differ from permanently horned antelope, which are part of a different family (Bovidae) within the same order of even-toed ungulates (Artiodactyla). The musk deer (Moschidae) of Asia and chevrotains (Tragulidae) of tropical African and Asian forests are separate families that are also in the ruminant clade Ruminantia; they are not especially closely related to Cervidae. Deer appear in art from Paleolithic cave paintings onwards, and they have played a role in mythology, religion, and literature throughout history, as well as in heraldry, such as red deer that appear in the coat of arms of Åland.[2] Their economic importance includes the use of their meat as venison, their skins as soft, strong buckskin, and their antlers as handles for knives. Deer hunting has been a popular activity since the Middle Ages and remains a resource for many families today. The word deer was originally broad in meaning, becoming more specific with time. Old English dēor and Middle English der meant a wild animal of any kind. Cognates of Old English dēor in other dead Germanic languages have the general sense of animal, such as Old High German tior, Old Norse djur or dȳr, Gothic dius, Old Saxon dier, and Old Frisian diar.[3] This general sense gave way to the modern English sense by the end of the Middle English period, around 1500. All modern Germanic languages save English and Scots retain the more general sense: for example, German Tier and Norwegian dyr mean animal.[4] For many types of deer in modern English usage, the male is a buck and the female a doe, but the terms vary with dialect, and according to the size of the species. The male red deer is a stag, while for other large species the male is a bull, the female a cow, as in cattle. In older usage, the male of any species is a hart, especially if over five years old, and the female is a hind, especially if three or more years old.[5] The young of small species is a fawn and of large species a calf; a very small young may be a kid. A castrated male is a havier.[6] A group of any species is a herd. The adjective of relation is cervine; like the family name Cervidae, this is from Latin: cervus, meaning stag or deer. Deer live in a variety of biomes, ranging from tundra to the tropical rainforest. While often associated with forests, many deer are ecotone species that live in transitional areas between forests and thickets (for cover) and prairie and savanna (open space). The majority of large deer species inhabit temperate mixed deciduous forest, mountain mixed coniferous forest, tropical seasonal/dry forest, and savanna habitats around the world. Clearing open areas within forests to some extent may actually benefit deer populations by exposing the understory and allowing the types of grasses, weeds, and herbs to grow that deer like to eat. Access to adjacent croplands may also benefit deer. Adequate forest or brush cover must still be provided for populations to grow and thrive. Deer are widely distributed, with indigenous representatives in all continents except Antarctica and Australia, though Africa has only one native deer, the Barbary stag, a subspecies of red deer that is confined to the Atlas Mountains in the northwest of the continent. Another extinct species of deer, Megaceroides algericus, was present in North Africa until 6000 years ago. Fallow deer have been introduced to South Africa. Small species of brocket deer and pudús of Central and South America, and muntjacs of Asia generally occupy dense forests and are less often seen in open spaces, with the possible exception of the Indian muntjac. There are also several species of deer that are highly specialized and live almost exclusively in mountains, grasslands, swamps, and "wet" savannas, or riparian corridors surrounded by deserts. Some deer have a circumpolar distribution in both North America and Eurasia. Examples include the caribou that live in Arctic tundra and taiga (boreal forests) and moose that inhabit taiga and adjacent areas. Huemul deer (taruca and Chilean huemul) of South America's Andes fill the ecological niches of the ibex and wild goat, with the fawns behaving more like goat kids. The highest concentration of large deer species in temperate North America lies in the Canadian Rocky Mountain and Columbia Mountain regions between Alberta and British Columbia where all five North American deer species (white-tailed deer, mule deer, caribou, elk, and moose) can be found. This region has several clusters of national parks including Mount Revelstoke National Park, Glacier National Park (Canada), Yoho National Park, and Kootenay National Park on the British Columbia side, and Banff National Park, Jasper National Park, and Glacier National Park (U.S.) on the Alberta and Montana sides. Mountain slope habitats vary from moist coniferous/mixed forested habitats to dry subalpine/pine forests with alpine meadows higher up. The foothills and river valleys between the mountain ranges provide a mosaic of cropland and deciduous parklands. The rare woodland caribou have the most restricted range living at higher altitudes in the subalpine meadows and alpine tundra areas of some of the mountain ranges. Elk and mule deer both migrate between the alpine meadows and lower coniferous forests and tend to be most common in this region. Elk also inhabit river valley bottomlands, which they share with White-tailed deer. The White-tailed deer have recently expanded their range within the foothills and river valley bottoms of the Canadian Rockies owing to conversion of land to cropland and the clearing of coniferous forests allowing more deciduous vegetation to grow up the mountain slopes. They also live in the aspen parklands north of Calgary and Edmonton, where they share habitat with the moose. The adjacent Great Plains grassland habitats are left to herds of elk, American bison, and pronghorn. The Eurasian Continent (including the Indian Subcontinent) boasts the most species of deer in the world, with most species being found in Asia. Europe, in comparison, has lower diversity in plant and animal species. Many national parks and protected reserves in Europe have populations of red deer, roe deer, and fallow deer. These species have long been associated with the continent of Europe, but also inhabit Asia Minor, the Caucasus Mountains, and Northwestern Iran. "European" fallow deer historically lived over much of Europe during the Ice Ages, but afterwards became restricted primarily to the Anatolian Peninsula, in present-day Turkey. Present-day fallow deer populations in Europe are a result of historic man-made introductions of this species, first to the Mediterranean regions of Europe, then eventually to the rest of Europe. They were initially park animals that later escaped and reestablished themselves in the wild. Historically, Europe's deer species shared their deciduous forest habitat with other herbivores, such as the extinct tarpan (forest horse), extinct aurochs (forest ox), and the endangered wisent (European bison). Good places to see deer in Europe include the Scottish Highlands, the Austrian Alps, the wetlands between Austria, Hungary, and the Czech Republic and some fine National Parks, including Doñana National Park in Spain, the Veluwe in the Netherlands, the Ardennes in Belgium, and Białowieża National Park of Poland. Spain, Eastern Europe, and the Caucasus Mountains still have virgin forest areas that are not only home to sizable deer populations but also for other animals that were once abundant such as the wisent, Eurasian lynx, Iberian lynx, wolves, and brown bears. The highest concentration of large deer species in temperate Asia occurs in the mixed deciduous forests, mountain coniferous forests, and taiga bordering North Korea, Manchuria (Northeastern China), and the Ussuri Region (Russia). These are among some of the richest deciduous and coniferous forests in the world where one can find Siberian roe deer, sika deer, elk, and moose. Asian caribou occupy the northern fringes of this region along the Sino-Russian border. Deer such as the sika deer, Thorold's deer, Central Asian red deer, and elk have historically been farmed for their antlers by Han Chinese, Turkic peoples, Tungusic peoples, Mongolians, and Koreans. Like the Sami people of Finland and Scandinavia, the Tungusic peoples, Mongolians, and Turkic peoples of Southern Siberia, Northern Mongolia, and the Ussuri Region have also taken to raising semi-domesticated herds of Asian caribou. The highest concentration of large deer species in the tropics occurs in Southern Asia in India's Indo-Gangetic Plain Region and Nepal's Terai Region. These fertile plains consist of tropical seasonal moist deciduous, dry deciduous forests, and both dry and wet savannas that are home to chital, hog deer, barasingha, Indian sambar, and Indian muntjac. Grazing species such as the endangered barasingha and very common chital are gregarious and live in large herds. Indian sambar can be gregarious but are usually solitary or live in smaller herds. Hog deer are solitary and have lower densities than Indian muntjac. Deer can be seen in several national parks in India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka of which Kanha National Park, Dudhwa National Park, and Chitwan National Park are most famous. Sri Lanka's Wilpattu National Park and Yala National Park have large herds of Indian sambar and chital. The Indian sambar are more gregarious in Sri Lanka than other parts of their range and tend to form larger herds than elsewhere. The Chao Praya River Valley of Thailand was once primarily tropical seasonal moist deciduous forest and wet savanna that hosted populations of hog deer, the now-extinct Schomburgk's deer, Eld's deer, Indian sambar, and Indian muntjac. Both the hog deer and Eld's deer are rare, whereas Indian sambar and Indian muntjac thrive in protected national parks, such as Khao Yai. Many of these South Asian and Southeast Asian deer species also share their habitat with other herbivores, such as Asian elephants, the various Asian rhinoceros species, various antelope species (such as nilgai, four-horned antelope, blackbuck, and Indian gazelle in India), and wild oxen (such as wild Asian water buffalo, gaur, banteng, and kouprey). One way that different herbivores can survive together in a given area is for each species to have different food preferences, although there may be some overlap. Australia has six introduced species of deer that have established sustainable wild populations from acclimatisation society releases in the 19th century. These are the fallow deer, red deer, sambar, hog deer, rusa, and chital. Red deer introduced into New Zealand in 1851 from English and Scottish stock were domesticated in deer farms by the late 1960s and are common farm animals there now. Seven other species of deer were introduced into New Zealand but none are as widespread as red deer.

Elephants are the largest terrestrial mammals. The only surviving offspring of the proboscidea (order proboscidea) (extinct breeds were mammoths etc.). The name "elephant" ("elephant" / "curry") is used to refer to the trunk as a hand. Three species: one two African (Luxodanta africana, Luxodanta cyclotis) and one Asian (Eliphas maximus). Adult (Asian only male) elephants have two long incisor teeth that make long ivory. Elephants are group animals. Dalpati is the strongest tooth. Mothers and grandmothers surround the children in the center of the group. When the children grow up, they take their place outside the group. There are also defections. Mature dentists try to form their own team. During the "mast" season, young dentists become intoxicated by the excessive secretion of "mast glands" in front of the ear and attack the leader or other dentist or any ruler (such as a mahout). Then the leader may fight or try to hide. Male elephants without ivory are called Makna. They may be hiding among female elephants, and may reproduce unknowingly on the teeth. The gestation period of elephants is the longest in the animal kingdom - about two years (22 months). Although the story says that elephants live for 100 years, elephants do not live for more than 60-70 years. Because six times in their lifetime (not twice as many as us) teething comes out, again chewing and decaying - the last set of teething sprouts in the sixties, which after decay, starvation death is inevitable. The proboscis evolved by lengthening the nose of the aquatic ancestors of the proboscidia, as scientists thought that snorkeling in shallow water facilitated breathing [1]. Their closest mammal relatives are dugong, manati, sea cow, etc., which belong to the class Aquatic Syrenia. Their anatomical uniqueness is that after birth, their pleura (lining of the lungs) is filled with connective tissue (possibly with the dead space of a long trunk, so much negative air pressure is required to draw air that if the pleura cavity is empty, blood flows into it.

Sea snake Sea snake is a type of venomous ellipid snake that spends most or most of its life in the sea. Although they originated and developed from terrestrial snakes, all of them spend their entire lives in the aquatic environment of the ocean, and they never come to land. Exceptions occur only in the case of the Leticada genus. The ancestors of the snakes of this genus have superior characteristics, and they spend a small part of their lives on land. The spread of sea snakes can be seen in the warm ocean currents of India and the Pacific Ocean. They all have paddle-like tails, and many have lateral symmetrical bodies, which are very similar to those of marine bain fish. Sea snakes do not have gills like fish, so they have to regularly rise above the water to perform their respiratory functions. They are one of the aquatic and air-breathing vertebrates. Some of the marine snakes and their species are recognized as the most venomous in the world. There are some among them who are behaviorally quite peaceful, innocent, and sting only when they feel threatened. In addition, the rest of the species is much more aggressive. So far, 16 species and 72 species of sea snakes have been found.

Snake hand-foot long body, carnivorous, cunning one type reptile. Due to their eyesight and many, snakes are different from the snake-footed lizard. According to scientific classification, animals world (animals) world, cordata (corta), virtuala (vertebrate) senior or class, repatlimatia class, Squamata class, The presence of snakes in the continent can be seen that it may be in the Himalayas on the Himalayas, almost sixteen thousand feet (4,900 m) in the deepest place of the sea. Again, there are surprises there are some islands or islands where snakes are not seen. Such as Ireland, Iceland and New Zealand (although the stomach is seen in the stomach in the water of New Zealand, and striped marine critettes are seen in the stiff maritime critettes). Their size is ever very small, 10 cm (Thread snakes) can be up to 25 feet or 7.6 meters (Azul and Anaconda). Recently discovered Titanboaa (Titanoboa) snake fossil is about 13 meters or 43 feet tall. Although famous as poisonous, most species of snakes are poisonous and which are more likely to lose various animals while hunting the animals that are poisonous than themselves are more likely to have poisoned. Some snakes poison causes deadly health risks or deaths. Many times the poison of snakes comes in handy handy, which is used as medicines of different diseases. A silly animal of the snake.

This is the cheetah And this is the leopard. You can understand the difference by looking at the feet. Cheetah legs are very long, which is why they can run so fast. The leopard, on the other hand, is shaped like a fish tiger; You can also say small size of Royal Bengal Tiger. There is a big cheetah cage in Dhaka Zoo. Not sure if there is a leopard, if any, in a small cage. Cheetahs are now found only in Africa. And the leopard is probably found in the jungles of Jalpaiguri in India and also in the forests of our Chittagong Hill Tracts. The leopard belongs to the cat family, while the cheetah is probably a dog family (not sure). The cheetah is very beautiful and calm, which is why it can be tamed. And leopards hunt during the day, but leopards hunt at night.

The tortoise is a reptile. An amphibian can live in its waters and can live on land. The sea can be seen floating again inside the sand on the coast. Watch his video.

Watch his video discussing the animals of the world. We have different kinds of animals in the world, the names of which we don't really know ourselves. For example, there are some wild animals in the forest and some civilized animals which are the most beautiful animals in the world. When you see some of these animals, your mind becomes absorbed, and when you see some of these animals, you get scared. I made a video in Rumbla about those animals. You will feel very good when you see it. So watch the video a bit. A lot of times when we have sadness in our mind, when we listen to some videos or some songs, our mind gets better. That is why tell who loves to see animals or not. So everyone will watch a short video from Rohit Roy.

Snails are found in many climates including deserts, rivers and streams, closed reservoirs, reservoirs and coastal areas. Although terrestrial snails are known to most people, they are actually a minority in the snail world. Marine snails are far ahead in diversity and numbers. Snails abound in freshwater and even saltwater. Most snails are herbivores; However, some marine snails are amphibians or carnivores. Some snails breathe through their lungs. These are called palmonata. On the other hand, snails that breathe with the help of gill organs are grouped into paraphyletic groups. Land-dwelling snails have two pairs of tusks on their heads that can be rolled up if needed. The eyes are in the back aisle. Aquatic snails have a pair of unsuitable tusks that have eyes at the base [1]. The shell of the snail is made in the shape of a spiral. Most shells are right-handed, meaning that if the upper part of the center of the shell is aimed at the viewer, the punches or spirals will rotate clockwise. Most snails slip on muscular legs covered by epithelial cilia, which are slippery with mucus [2]. The snail moves by contracting the leg muscles repeatedly. This movement of the muscles can be clearly seen by looking at the snails climbing the walls of the aquarium. Snails move very slowly (normal speed of 1 mm / s in the case of adult Helix lucorum snails [3]). The mucus in snail's legs reduces friction and helps them to slip. This mucus also helps prevent snails from being bitten by sharp objects. Because of this, snails can pass through sharp objects such as razors or blades but do not cut through their bodies. [4] The lifespan of different species of snails is different. In nature, snails live for 5 to 6 years in Aquatinidae and snails of Helix species live for 2 to 3 years. The lifespan of aquatic apple snails is only one year. Most snails die either at the hands of predators or by parasites. The life span of snails is much longer in captivity, from 10 to 15 years for most species. Some snails live longer, up to 30 years [5]. Eating habits While in nature, snails eat a variety of foods. Terrestrial snails are herbivores. They eat leaves, soft bark of trees, fruits, vegetables etc. Since some species of snails damage crops and orchards, they can be classified as pests. Aquatic snails eat a variety of foods such as plankton, algae, plants and other aquatic microscopic organisms.

Sea snakes are also highly venomous. There are 23 types of sea snakes in Bangladesh, they bite the fishermen who go to sea for fishing. However, due to their location deep in the ocean, the incidence of snake bites is usually rare. He said that four times as many people die of snake bites in Bangladesh, various mutilations occur, some become physically crippled, and some suffer long-term mental trauma. According to the Bangladesh Toxicology Society, seven species of venomous snake bites kill more people: 1. Naya Naya It is a cobra or Gokhra species of snake, its scientific name is Naya Naya. It is a terrestrial snake, it makes a hood and its hood has two spectacle-like rings. BBC Bangla Other News: US diplomats leave Chinese consulate Nepalis claim their land by burying concrete poles on the Indian border Experience of Bangladeshi Rahat Ahmed taking experimental vaccine The formality and direction of the sacrifice has changed in the western part of the country, i.e. towards the Rajshahi region. 2. Naya Kauchia It is also a species of Gokhra species, locally it is also called a species of snake or a species of snake. This snake is also called Jura. This snake makes a hood. It is mainly found in the eastern part of the country i.e. Sylhet, Noakhali area. The number of snake bites in the country is the highest. 3. King cobra or conch It is also called Raj Gokhra. This horrible venomous conch is much taller in shape than other gokhras. Its hood does not have spectacles like other gokhras. Conch shells are more common in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand. This snake prefers to live in dense forests and hilly areas. 4. Crete or conch This snake is also called Shankhini and Shankini snake. There are a total of 6 species of snakes in the world, of which 5 species are found in Bangladesh. This cretaceous snake is also locally called keute. These snakes live in dry places around the house or in the woods. 5. Black Niger It is also a species of snake and there are many snakes in Bangladesh. It is more common in hilly areas of Chittagong and Sylhet, Noakhali and Sundarbans. . Chandrabora or Russell's Viper Another name of Chandrabora is Ulubora. It is one of the most venomous snakes found in Bangladesh. This snake became almost extinct from Bangladesh about a hundred years ago, meaning that not a single one of its snakes has been seen in decades. But since the last 10/12 years, there has been evidence of snake bites again. Fayez, a professor at the Toxicology Society, said that although there was evidence of the snake's existence in the Rajshahi region at first, it is now increasingly seen in the Faridpur region. But research is now underway in Bangladesh on why and how this snake suddenly came back. When this snake bites, the nerves become numb and blood clots form. . Green bora The Green Bora or Green Viper Snake is also locally known as Cheek Taua Snake. This is the name given to the thick part of the head. A total of six species of this species are found in Bangladesh. This snake lives in the forests of the Sundarbans and hilly areas, so it bites people on the face, head and body. Its sting causes bleeding in the nerves and muscles, and severe trauma to the brain. Remedy for snake bites There is a common misconception that people will die if they are bitten by a snake. Aniruddha Ghosh, a professor at Chittagong Medical College Hospital, told the BBC that 80 per cent of snake bites in Bangladesh are non-venomous. As a result, the idea that a snake bites to death is not correct. However, if the snake bites, snake bite medicine or antivenom should be applied as soon as possible. Then it is possible to prevent death. According to the Bangladesh Department of Health, the antivenom used in the country comes mainly from Tamil Nadu, India. Line Director of the Department of Non-Communicable Diseases. Habibur Rahman told the BBC that a little more than Rs 5 crore worth of antivenom is imported into the country every year under government management. However, this antivenum is criticized as 'inappropriate' and 'unnecessary'. Fayez, a professor at the Toxicology Society, says the antivenom brought to Bangladesh is basically a 'cocktail' or mixture of the venom of four snakes, which works to cure some snake bites. In the rest of the case, they work partially. This is not at all fair. They make their antivenom with the venom of the local snakes of Tamil Nadu. There is a difference between snake venom and snake venom in our country. Only 20 percent of the antivenom imported from India matches the snakes of Bangladesh. " In this regard, the World Health Organization has instructed that people who have been bitten by snakes should be treated by making antivenom from local snakes. Otherwise it is not effective. However, despite the high incidence of snake bites during floods each year, Antivenom is still found only in district towns, medical college hospitals and Sadar hospitals. Supplies are made at the upazila level according to need and demand. What to do if bitten by a snake? Aniruddha Ghosh, a professor at Chittagong Medical College Hospital who researched snake bites and antivenom, said that one should know what to do with a snake bite and what not to do with it. His advice is --- What to do * Seek medical attention immediately * If you break an arm or a leg, just as it is lightly obstructed with a cloth with something hard, bind it in the same way * Move the snake-cut muscle as little as possible, the less the muscle movement, the less venom will spread. What not to do * Can't panic * Do not waste time waiting for witchcraft or scrubbing * Do not eat anything until you see a doctor * No ointment or massage should be applied * Tightly tied to the place where the snake bites, because the blood can clot and the infected person can become paralyzed.

Habitat and habitat: Different species of tortoises live in rivers, canals, ponds and on land starting from the sea. Their body weight ranges from very low to hundreds of kilograms. Natural breeding, fry production and farming techniques Egg-bearing capacity Egg-bearing capacity varies according to the age and size of the tortoise. Usually their egg laying capacity is up to 2-20. A special type of sea turtle lays up to 300 eggs. Turtle egg-laying capacity increases with age. The tortoise lays its eggs on the shore of the pond. Before laying eggs, the female tortoise lays one egg in each hole by digging holes in soft soil or sand with her hind legs. After laying the eggs, the female tortoise covers the eggs with soil for preservation. Turtle eggs range in size from round to capsule. The shell of the egg is very hard and white in color. The breeding success of the tortoise, i.e. the rate of egg hatching depends on the natural environment such as soil temperature, etc. Within a week of egg laying, heavy rainfall or excessive heat or winter destroys the eggs. Fry production technique The scientific name for the soft-shelled tortoise is Trionyx sinenisis Weigmann. This species is cultivated in Singapore and Malaysia. This tortoise lays eggs at the age of 2-3 years. Good yields are usually obtained by stocking female and male turtles in a ratio of 3: 1 in 200 sq m or larger breeding ponds. In the equatorial region it lays eggs all year round. This species lays 10-15 eggs in stages. 15-25 cm thick sand is spread on 1.5-2.5 sq m area on one side of the pond and a breeding ground is made with a tent 1.0-1.2 m above it. A wooden sloping staircase is placed from the water to the breeding ground for easy access to the tortoise breeding ground. Fertilized and unfertilized eggs can be identified by collecting eggs from the bottom of the sand every morning and keeping them in a wooden box for 1-2 days after seeing the footprints and hole marks of the tortoise at the breeding ground. A white crown is formed on the head of a fertilized egg. On the other hand, white spots can be seen in the shell of unfertilized eggs. Then place the white crown of the fertilized eggs on top and place 1-2 cm of sand in the hatchery. It is placed at a distance and covered with 5 cm thick sand. If the white crown of the egg is not placed on the top, the hatching rate of the egg decreases. It is advisable not to allow direct sunlight and rain to fall on the place of hatching. Usually 25 degrees -60 degrees Celsius. The eggs hatch in 45-60 days at room temperature. If water is placed at a shallow depth at one end of the egg hatching area, the chicks emerge from the eggs and take shelter in the water. Newly born baby's body length is 2-3 cm. And weighs 2-4 grams. Artificial feeding of baby turtles is available in Singapore and Malaysia. In addition to artificial foods, fish, earthworms and poultry can be used as food. They grow to 4-5 cm in eight weeks. It is tall and weighs 9-19 grams. Their physical growth rate depends on the quality of the water, the concentration of the stock and the quality of the food. If there is a difference in the physical size of the child, the adults have to be nurtured separately. Otherwise, self-eating characteristics are observed in them. The length of the baby is 10-12 cm. It is stored in Lalon pond till it is done. Turtle farming techniques in stocking ponds In order to facilitate better management, the size of the reservoir pond is 200-1000 sq.m. and the water depth is 50-60 cm. Is recommended. The exit of the tortoise has to be closed with a fence on the bank of the pond. After drying the pond and applying lime on the floor, 8-12 fry per square meter can be stored by supplying water. Turtle supplement food Turtles should be low in fat and at least 45-55% protein in their diet. Can be used as food for small fish, poultry and entrails. The pond has to be fed once or twice a day. Physical and chemical quality management of water Turtle farming ponds have to be kept free from fibrous algae and weeds. Because most of the time the turtles live in the mud at the bottom of the pond, if the digestion of organic matter in the pond is high then there is a danger of mass death of the turtles due to lack of oxygen. That is why the clarity of water is 15-30 cm. It is recommended to keep. Production of turtles Research on the development of turtle farming techniques in Bangladesh has not yet been conducted. As a result, information on commercial production and profitability of turtles is extremely scarce. When cultivating soft-shelled tortoises through improved management, their body weight reaches 500-600 grams per year. Cultivation caution Male and female turtles have to be kept separate. Otherwise, the male tortoise bites and injures his wife. Turtles are marketed alive by pulling nets in ponds or drying ponds. Conservation recommendations Turtles are the national financial asset of Bangladesh. Its biodiversity is on the verge of extinction due to environmental degradation and over-exploitation. It is imperative to formulate quick plans and take effective steps for the development of extraction and cultivation methods while maintaining their balanced reserves in the environment. The following are some of the recommendations in this regard: In order to determine the abundance of turtles in the natural environment, it is necessary to conduct surveys in different ecological zones. Intensive research needs to be conducted to identify the species of tortoises that are of commercial importance, their reproductive behavior, diet and eating habits and development of farming methods. Appropriate scientific management is required for the development of tortoise habitat and habitat. Turtles are commercially farmed in Singapore and Malaysia. It is imperative that appropriate initiatives be taken for the formulation and implementation of joint research plans of the Fisheries Research Institute in Bangladesh with the concerned research institutes in all those countries. As a result, the required skilled manpower can be created including development of turtle farming and conservation management techniques. Commercial turtle farming relies heavily on artificially produced chicks and supplements. Therefore, in order to popularize this farming system, special importance needs to be attached to artificial insemination of turtles, mass production of fry and techniques for making supplementary food. A task force could be formed at the national level or any other such initiative to conserve the biodiversity of turtles in the natural environment. Conclusion Turtles are a commercially important non-traditional export product. Turtles are in great demand in the world market as a delicacy for humans. Among the various species of tortoises that exist in Bangladesh, there is considerable potential for soft-shelled tortoises. Due to unbalanced extraction of tortoises from the natural environment and failure to increase their production through cultivation, there is a danger of extinction of tortoises in the country. They can be conserved in different ecological regions of the country through its abundance assessment and improved habitat management. Moreover, the abundance of tortoises can be increased by inventing induced breeding and farming techniques. Necessary research must be conducted for this purpose. This manual has been prepared as a helpful guide for the conservation, breeding and farming activities of turtles.

Shihab Uddin has got success in colorful fish farming in Kaliganj of Jhenaidah. Besides studying, he is cultivating colorful fish commercially. Only 2 months later, the mother fish lay eggs and give birth to pollen pona. He earns a total of Rs. 50,000 (fifty thousand rupees) excluding all expenses by selling Renu Pona. The right time / season to cultivate colorful fish How to get rid of colorful fish fry and take care of proper rules Colorful fish farming method / technique with proper rules The amount of food in the cultivation of colorful fish and the application of food according to the right rules Colored fish disease plague and its cure How to take care of colorful fish) Take care of colorful fish ponds regularly. The water should be cleaned or changed in time. B) It is often seen that if too much food is given then the fish will not be able to eat all the food and the remaining food will be wasted. The water is polluted. C) In addition, the water gradually deteriorates due to the fall of fish waste Dead fish must be removed. The demand for aquariums and colorful fish is increasing day by day in the country. Earlier, there were 34 shops in the capital. Now the number of shops is more than a hundred. Apart from that, aquariums are also being set up in furniture shops. Therefore, the cultivation of colored fish can play a role in meeting the domestic demand and creating unemployed employment.

Macaque) is a well-known fauna of the primate class of mammals. They are mainly found in South Asia and North Africa. Monkeys are intelligent and social animals; Most species live in trees. Although vegetarians, they have ample diversity in habitat and food. There are 5 species of monkeys out of 10 species of primates in Bangladesh. Of the 19 species of monkeys that currently exist in the world, all but one species are scattered throughout Asia, from Afghanistan to Japan, the Philippines to Borneo. Monkeys are guttagotta, their faces are longer than Hanuman's, and their buttocks have hairless hard skin. The monkey's mouth is like a dog's. In the movement, the team leader is a male monkey. They are accustomed to eating seeds, fruits, insects, lizards etc. A few species are terrestrial. Crab-eating or long-legged monkeys are skilled swimmers and eat crabs. Once upon a time there was plenty in Chakoria, Sundarbans and Teknaf, now it is scarce. Rhesus monkeys (M. mulatta) are easily accustomed to urban life and often live in large groups around markets and temples. There are still hundreds of monkeys in Tantibazar, Banagram, Lalbagh, Gandaria and Nawabganj in Dhaka city. The yellow-gray monkey's face is hairless and pale, about half the tail length. Larger male monkeys can grow up to 60 cm in length. Each group of 25-60 members lives in forests and rocky hills of different heights in different habitats. These omnivorous animals often attack crop fields and orchards. These monkeys are widely used in medical and scientific research because they have Rh factor in their blood like humans.

The lion is said to be the king of the wild beasts. But this animal is now on the endangered species list. Two species still survive - the African lion and the Asian lion. Known to humans as a charismatic animal, this lion is extremely energetic, agile and extremely beautiful. That is why the use of this animal in branding and advertising of various products all over the world is always noticeable. Here are 9 facts about lions 1. The roar of lions can be heard from five miles away The roar of the lion is the loudest of all the cats. The roar is so intense that it can be 114 decibels and can be heard from five miles away. The reason behind the lion's roar is so intense because of the size of the vocal cords of this animal. The vocal cords of most animals are usually triangular. But the lion's vocal cords are quadrangular in shape. Also flatten it. This is why they can easily establish much more control over the air. This means a strong roar with little effort. 2. Male lions can eat more than 40 kg of meat a day A study conducted on wildlife found that a female lion needs an average of five kilograms of meat a day and a male lion seven kilograms of meat to survive. Studies have also shown that the amount of meat that this animal eats in a day is eight to nine kilograms. However, they can eat much more meat. It has been found that a lion can eat 25 kg of meat in a day and a lion can eat more than 40 kg of meat in one sitting. 3. Can run at 50 miles per hour The lion is the second fastest animal in the wild that can run at 50 miles per hour. The heart weight of a lioness (which is mostly preyed upon by this animal) is only 0.56 percent of its body weight. As a result, his mental strength or stamina is not the main issue here. Rather the reason for this rapid speed is only for short distances. That's why he has to start attacking from very close before jumping on any prey. 4. Age is known from hair The easiest and most effective way to recognize a male lion is its mane. The darker the color, the older the animal. This further suggests that the male lion secretes a large amount of the hormone testosterone. As a result, its power is also higher. This is why black-haired male lions can attract large numbers of female lions. You can read more: To escape the flood, she entered the house and slept on the bed The way deer meat business is run secretly In 40 years, wildlife has decreased by about 80 percent. The only cat with a tuft of fur at the tip of its tail Of all the cats, the lion is the only one that has a tuft of fur at the very end of its tail. It is a tool of communication with other animals. He sends messages to the other members of his party through this group. Through this set of tails he guides, commands, and expresses his love. . The oldest lion is 29 years old The average lifespan of a lion is 13 years. But if they are in a cage, when they do not have to rely on strength and prey to survive, they can survive even longer. The oldest lion ever recorded was 29 years old. . Night vision is 8 times more than human There is not much difference between the sight of a lion and the sight of a man during the day. Lions have fewer 'no cells' in their retinas, so they see less color. But at night, the animal's eyesight changes completely. The lion's eye has a lot of photo-receptor cells - which receives light as soon as it enters the eye. Then the light is reflected in the reflective membrane behind the retina and falls into the light-sensitive cell. The lion's eye has a white stripe that reflects as much light as possible into the eyeball. All of this means: The lion sees only one-sixth of the light needed by the human eye to see. . You can hear the sound of prey from a distance of one mile The lion's hearing is very sharp. Its ears are made in such a way that it can turn its ear wherever the sound comes from. Due to his sensitive hearing he can easily identify the prey. Even when an animal is hiding behind a bush, or even a mile away, the lion knows exactly where its food is now. 9. There are 20,000 lions in the world The number of lions in Africa is declining dramatically. That being said, the number of these animals has decreased by 40% in the last three generations. The reason behind this is said to be the destruction of lion habitat, lack of food. Lion hunting is also a big reason. However, it is estimated that 20,000 to 39,000 lions are still scattered around the world.

The lion is said to be the king of the wild beasts. But this animal is now on the endangered species list. Two species still survive - the African lion and the Asian lion. Known to humans as a charismatic animal, this lion is extremely energetic, agile and extremely beautiful. That is why the use of this animal in branding and advertising of various products all over the world is always noticeable. Here are 9 facts about lions 1. The roar of lions can be heard from five miles away The roar of the lion is the loudest of all the cats. The roar is so intense that it can be 114 decibels and can be heard from five miles away. The reason behind the lion's roar is so intense because of the size of the vocal cords of this animal. The vocal cords of most animals are usually triangular. But the lion's vocal cords are quadrangular in shape. Also flatten it. This is why they can easily establish much more control over the air. This means a strong roar with little effort. 2. Male lions can eat more than 40 kg of meat a day A study conducted on wildlife found that a female lion needs an average of five kilograms of meat a day and a male lion seven kilograms of meat to survive. Studies have also shown that the amount of meat that this animal eats in a day is eight to nine kilograms. However, they can eat much more meat. It has been found that a lion can eat 25 kg of meat in a day and a lion can eat more than 40 kg of meat in one sitting. 3. Can run at 50 miles per hour The lion is the second fastest animal in the wild that can run at 50 miles per hour. The heart weight of a lioness (which is mostly preyed upon by this animal) is only 0.56 percent of its body weight. As a result, his mental strength or stamina is not the main issue here. Rather the reason for this rapid speed is only for short distances. That's why he has to start attacking from very close before jumping on any prey. 4. Age is known from hair The easiest and most effective way to recognize a male lion is its mane. The darker the color, the older the animal. This further suggests that the male lion secretes a large amount of the hormone testosterone. As a result, its power is also higher. This is why black-haired male lions can attract large numbers of female lions. You can read more: To escape the flood, she entered the house and slept on the bed The way deer meat business is run secretly In 40 years, wildlife has decreased by about 80 percent. The only cat with a tuft of fur at the tip of its tail Of all the cats, the lion is the only one that has a tuft of fur at the very end of its tail. It is a tool of communication with other animals. He sends messages to the other members of his party through this group. Through this set of tails he guides, commands, and expresses his love. . The oldest lion is 29 years old The average lifespan of a lion is 13 years. But if they are in a cage, when they do not have to rely on strength and prey to survive, they can survive even longer. The oldest lion ever recorded was 29 years old. . Night vision is 8 times more than human There is not much difference between the sight of a lion and the sight of a man during the day. Lions have fewer 'no cells' in their retinas, so they see less color. But at night, the animal's eyesight changes completely. The lion's eye has a lot of photo-receptor cells - which receives light as soon as it enters the eye. Then the light is reflected in the reflective membrane behind the retina and falls into the light-sensitive cell. The lion's eye has a white stripe that reflects as much light as possible into the eyeball. All of this means: The lion sees only one-sixth of the light needed by the human eye to see. . You can hear the sound of prey from a distance of one mile The lion's hearing is very sharp. Its ears are made in such a way that it can turn its ear wherever the sound comes from. Due to his sensitive hearing he can easily identify the prey. Even when an animal is hiding behind a bush, or even a mile away, the lion knows exactly where its food is now. 9. There are 20,000 lions in the world The number of lions in Africa is declining dramatically. That being said, the number of these animals has decreased by 40% in the last three generations. The reason behind this is said to be the destruction of lion habitat, lack of food. Lion hunting is also a big reason. However, it is estimated that 20,000 to 39,000 lions are still scattered around the world.

Shape and Beauty: The skin color of the tiger is dark yellow to reddish yellow and it has long black stripes. This stripe is higher and higher at the back. Its abdomen is white. The yellow tail has many black striped spots and the tip of the tail is black. The back of the ear is black, with a clear white spot. The tiger with head is 140 to 270 cm in length and 95 to 110 cm in height. They weigh 115 to 260 kg. Temperament: Tigers are usually lonely. Sometimes paired. They are mainly nocturnal. They eat cows, buffaloes, deer, wild boar, hedgehogs, etc. with a Royal Bengal tiger. The average daily meat requirement is 8 to 9 kg. They can prey on animals twice their size. The tigress gives birth to 2 to 5 cubs at a time. Gestation period is 14 to 15 weeks. Babies are brought up in the care of mother for 4-5 months. The baby stays in the company of the month for more than a year. Habitat: The national tiger of Bangladesh can easily adapt to hot weather. They can live in tropical forests, mangrove wetlands, deciduous forests - everywhere. They are native to Bangladesh, India, Bhutan, Nepal, China and western Myanmar. Once upon a time there was a Royal Bengal Tiger in all the forests of Bangladesh. Now they live only in the Sundarbans. Significant role of tigers: This species is now endangered due to deforestation, lack of food, poaching and environmental degradation. Of all the wildlife in Bangladesh, the Royal Bengal Tiger is the most important. Dead tiger skin is extremely valuable. The sight of the Royal Bengal Tiger is a sight to behold for visitors and tourists in the Sundarbans. These animals are a symbol of our strength and beauty. Conclusion: The people need to be committed to the conservation of wildlife through the implementation of the Wildlife Conservation Act and Rules formulated by the Government of Bangladesh for the conservation of wildlife. Therefore, there is a need to protect and increase the number of illegal hunting animals and to preserve the natural environment. Only then will it be possible to save all our wildlife, including these national animals, from extinction.

It's official, nature has a wide range of health benefits, and it's good for your soul. Quotes from famous nature will make you reconnect and fall in love with Mother Earth again. If you are looking for amazing quotes to share with those you love or just to inspire yourself, browse through an amazing collection of travel quotes, best beach quotes and quotes from famous adventures. Nature studies, love nature, stay close to nature. It will not fail you. Frank Lloyd Wright I felt my lungs swell at the sight of the wind, the mountains, the trees, the people attacking. I thought, ‘This is what happiness is all about.’ Sylvia Plath Life alone is not enough ... one must have sun, freedom and some flowers. Hans Christian Andersen is a loyal companion to the moon. It never leaves. It is always there to see, to be still, to know us in our light and dark moments, to change forever like us. Every day it is a different version of itself. Sometimes weak and sometimes hard and full of light. The moon understands what it means to be human. Uncertain. Made by imperfection alone. - I'm sorry There is nothing more beautiful than the way the sea refuses to kiss the shoreline, no matter how many times it is sent. The silence of the whole nature is very real. It surrounds you, you can feel it. Ted TruBlood We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children. Native American proverb Hiking works best! You can walk for three hours without even realizing that you are practicing. And, hiking alone gives me some time. Jamie Lunar In nature, light creates color. The color in the picture creates light. Hans Hoffman The best remedy for those who are scared, lonely or unhappy is to go out, somewhere where they can be alone with the sky, nature and with God. Anne Frank The most obvious form of the universe is the forest. Jungle Desert John Moore Every flower is a spirit blossoming in nature. Gerard de Narval You can't refresh yourself without the intense touch of nature! Go for one camp and there both your tired mind and your tired body will rise like the morning sun! Mehmet Murat Ildan Nature does not rush, yet everything is done. Lao Tzu One of nature's most beautiful gifts is the joy of looking around and trying to understand what we mean. Albert Einstein The beauty of nature is a gift that enhances appreciation and gratitude. Louis Schwartzberg Anyone who loves and understands a garden will find satisfaction in it.

Apple is a kind of fruit. It belongs to the genus Malus domestica of the family Rosaceae. Apples are popular for their sweet taste. Apples are cultivated all over the world and the most cultivated species is Genus Malus 1. Central Asia is thought to be the birthplace of the apple, where its former wild species, Malus sieversii, can still be seen. Apple has been cultivated throughout Asia and Europe for thousands of years, and it was introduced to Latin America by European settlers. Apple has religious and mythological significance in many cultures, including Norse, Greek, and European Christian traditions. Apple varieties are usually produced by root cuttings, which in turn control the size of the plant. There are more than 6,500 known varieties of apples. [2] Apples Malas Domestica: Fruits of Honeycrisp variety: Floricultural classification of apple Borkh. Synonyms grammar The spelling of the word apple in Old English was originally apple, in the case of the Proto-Germanic derived from the original * ap (a) shame, which also usually means fruit. It eventually derives from the Proto-Indo-European * ab (e) l, but lacks the meaning of the exact word and the [need for clarification] between the two words. Editing plant information Apple trees and fruits Apple The apple is a slender tree, usually 2-4.5 m tall, the wild species is 9 m tall. When cultivated, the shape and density of the branches are selected by pruning method. The leaves are periodically arranged with green shaped ovoid curved margins and slightly lower undersides. Tree 5-12 m long and with broad and branched apex. Apple fruits ripen in autumn and are 5-6 cm in diameter. Inflorescences are produced together with leaf germination in spring, spur and together on some long shoots. 3 to 4 cm. (1-1 ^ 2/2 inches) Flowers are white with pink teens that gradually fade. Five papri is a flower with 4-6 flowers. The central part of the flower is called "King Bloom". The fruits ripen in late summer and autumn and there are different varieties of different sizes. The commercially motivated market aims to produce an apple with a diameter of 6-7.5 cm. Wild ancestry The original wild ancestor of Malus soyceae was Malus siversi. He saw jungles growing in the mountains of Central Asia in southern Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and northwestern China. Cultivation of the species, probably from the forests of the Tianxian Mountains. It was long overdue and had open rights for the genes of other species. [3] Genome editing Apple Diploid (although triploid varieties are not uncommon) has 16 chromosomes and an estimated genome size of about 650 (MB). Several burnt genome sequences have been made available. The first one in 2010 was based on Diploid Farmer 'Golden Delicious'. However, this first genome sequence contains a number of errors due in part to the lack of higher degrees in the diploid apples, which further complicates the assembly by combining with the ancient genome model. Recently doubled and trihaloploids have been sorted, as well as whole genome sequences with high yields. At first, the whole genome assembly was estimated to contain about 56,000 genes. Recent genome sequences, however, support a more moderate estimate between 42,000 and 44,600 protein coding genes. [4] History editing Apple is one of the first plants to be cultivated, and its quality has improved over the millennia. Alexander the Great is believed to have first discovered in Kazakhstan in 328 BC the shorter varieties of apples he had taken to Macedonia. For thousands of years, apples have been considered an important food ingredient throughout Asia and Europe. Chinese soft apples such as M. asiatica and M. prunifolia. Wild apples have been cultivated in China for over 2000 years. These are thought to be hybrids of M. bakata and M. civarsi in Kazakhstan. Among the characteristics selected by human cultivators are- size, acidity, color of fruits. Unusually used wild m in domesticated fruit. Severcy is slightly smaller than modern domestic apples. [5] [6] Its significance in European culture and social system Species Cultivation Propagation Many varieties of apples grow easily from seed. However, there are many perennial fruits that are sweeter than the mother plant. That is why seedlings produced from seeds are called zygosity. The seedlings that are made from the mother plant are somewhat genetically modified. [10] The rootstocks used for the lower part of the graft can be selected to produce different types of tree size. Due to which different types of trees can be selected for production. In addition, to protect from the cold, insects, disease control and selection of soil for the plant needs to be selected. [11] From the history of Iran and Asia Minor up to 300 BC, it is known that apple saplings were made from dwarf roots. Alexander the Great sent samples of the dwarf apple tree to Aristotle's Lyceum. Dwarf rootstocks or root systems became popular in the fifteenth century and later gained worldwide popularity and spread through various cycles. [12] Pollination Main article: Pollination 3 Seeds on an old apple blossom 3 Flower garden bees perched on an apple blossom, British Columbia, Canada Apple pollination is inconsistent. Fruits must be cross-pollinated for growth and production. During flowering season each season, apple growers often use pollinators for pollination. Especially bees are used. Special types of flies are also used in the garden to increase commercial yields. [13] [14] Apples have 4-6 pollination groups depending on the climate: Group A - Flowers come early. May 1-3 (England) Group B - May 4-6. Group C - Medieval Breeding, May 8-11 Group D - middle / late breeding, May 12-15. Group E - Late Breeding, May 17-18 Group F - May 19-23 Group 6 - May 24-26 A variety of apple species at a fruit market Commercially apples can be ripe for a few months by applying ethylene at controlled temperatures. Apples are usually stored in chambers with high air concentrations of carbon dioxide and high air filtration. This condition increases the concentration of ethylene in high amounts. Most apples are best kept in the refrigerator below 5 ্টি C for storage at home.

M Ducks: Ducks can be easily reared in wetlands. They swim all day in canals, beels, rivers or ponds. They dive and catch snails, googlies, small fish etc. They can go a long way if they are grouped together. That is why he loves to call himself again and again. You have to come through the river water. Indigenous ducks weigh about 3 kg to 5 kg. A female duck lays two and a half hundred eggs a year. Foreign breed ducks are large and heavy in size and also lay more eggs. They also get various diseases and die together. So I want to have such treatment system. Gd M

Introduction: A dog is a four-legged animal. It is considered to be the most believable animal to humans. Many people keep dogs. Description: The dog has four legs, two eyes, two ears and a curved tail. Dog teeth and claws are very sharp. And with it they hunt and fight their enemies. Species and cover: Dogs are of different breeds. Such as: American Pit Bull, Japanese Dog, Afghan Hound, Indian Perea etc. Different types of dogs become fierce and brave. Dogs of different colors are found in almost all countries of the world. But usually dogs of this color are most commonly found in white, black, red, brown. Food: Dogs are carnivores. Meat is their favorite food. In addition, they eat a variety of food provided by humans. Benefits: Dogs are useful to humans. They act as watchdogs for humans to be the most trustworthy creatures. Moreover hunting is done with dogs. And a lot of work is done with the help of dogs in different circuses. Conclusion: Dogs are a beneficial animal to humans. Humans are the most reliable animals so we should take care of dogs.

A domestic species or small carnivorous mammal. [1] [2] It is the only domesticated species of the Felida family and is often referred to as the domestic cat to distinguish it from wild members of the family. [4] May be cats; Wildcats freely avoid human range of communication. [5] People value domestic cats for their companionship and ability to hunt sharp-toothed animals. More than sixty recognized cat species have been identified so far through various cat registrars. [6] The anatomy of cats is similar to that of other felid animals, with strong flexible bodies, quick responsiveness, sharp teeth and compressive paws. Their nocturnal sight and sense of smell are very sharp. However, their color visibility is poor. In addition to the use of vocal cords in cats, the use of vocal cords such as meow, gurgling (pure), vibrating (trill) sounds, hissing, roaring and growling, as well as specific body language of cats. Cats, despite being single predators, are social species. Cats hear very sharp and very loud sound frequencies compared to human ears, such as those made by rats or other small creatures. They are most active in the morning and evening due to their predatory nature. [6] Female domestic cats can give birth from spring to late autumn. [9] They often give birth to two to five cubs at a time. Cats have a high breeding rate. [10] Domestic cats are bred under controlled breeding, and registered pedigree cats may appear as a hobby to cat lovers. Failure to control the reproduction of domestic cats through speculation and castration has led to the breeding of large numbers of feral cats around the world, which have contributed to the extinction of almost all species of birds, mammals and reptiles. [11] Cats were first domesticated in the Near East in 6500 BC. [12] Cats have been worshiped in ancient Egypt since 3100 BC, and it has long been thought that domestication of cats began in ancient Egypt. [13] [14] 2019-2020 According to estimates, cats are the second most popular pet in the United States after pets, with approximately 42.7 million domestic cats. [15] [18] [18] Millions of cats lived. If the cat draws blood with a tweezers, then giving a few drops of cat semen in that place can get rid of the disease.

Ever since we got into the aquarium scene we’ve been on the lookout for different kinds of colorful freshwater fish. There are so many amazing-looking species out there! But while the vast number of options is definitely a good thing, if you’re shopping around it can make choosing between them a bit difficult. Just when you think you’re ready to make a decision, you discover another pretty fish that tempts you into rethinking everything. This can get tiresome after a while. Then when you add in the level of difficulty and required care, it can get even more confusing. That’s why we put together this list of our favorite colorful freshwater fish to help you out. It includes a wide range of beautiful species, so there’s something for everyone!We’re starting off our list of colorful freshwater fish with the Peacock Cichlid. This species is absolutely gorgeous and will stand out in any tank. One of the things we like most about this fish is the number of different kinds there are. This gives you the flexibility of choosing between a variety of different colors. Some are blue, some are bright yellow, and some come in a wide range of reds. These fish come from the massive Lake Malawi (the ninth-largest lake in the world), and their color will vary based on what area of the lake they live in. Our personal favorite is the strawberry type, but they’re all super pretty! Unlike some other cichlids, the Peacock is pretty easy to take care of. We recommend them to aquarists who want a colorful fish without much hassle.

Tradition of rural Bengal, a flock of white bucks in the canal beel. They move with happiness of mind. Occasionally they catch small fish and eat it. Very nice pleasant environment. If you don't watch the video, you will miss it.