Peacock
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The Indian peacock, also known as blue peacock, is a species of native peacock in the Indian subcontinent. In the peacock party, the female moras is referred to as landor. The Indian peacock is a great example of sexual duplicity. The male peacock is brightly colored, mainly a blue feather-like spatula-tipped wire-like spire, and is known for its long train made up of long upper-tailed secret wings with colourful heads. These erect feathers are erected in a round fan and tremble while performing during the meeting. Peacocks are capable of flying, despite their extensive length and size of peacock wings. Landori does not have a feather like a male, their face is pale and the neck part is pale green and a slow brown small feather. The peacock was declared the national bird of India in 1963.
Congo Peafowl
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The male (peacock) of this species is a large bird of up to 64–70 cm (25–28 in) in length. Though much less impressive than its Asiatic cousins, the males feathers are nevertheless deep blue with a metallic green and violet tinge. It has bare red neck skin, grey feet, and a black tail with fourteen tail feathers. Its crown is adorned with vertical white elongated hair-like feathers. The female (peahen) measures up to 60–63 centimetres (24–25 in) in length and is generally a chestnut brown bird with a black abdomen, metallic green back, and a short chestnut brown crest. Both sexes resemble immature Asian peafowl, with early stuffed birds being erroneously classified as such before they were officially designated as members of a unique species.
Rock Pigeon
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Fairly large pigeon with wild and feral populations throughout the world. True wild birds nest on cliffs and in caves from western Europe to central Asia. Pale gray overall with two bold black wingbars and iridescent purple and green on neck. Feral varieties are common in cities and farmland, often in large flocks. Variable plumage: some identical to wild-type birds, but can be completely black, white, or orangey-brown and any combination in between.
Puff-throated babbler (पफ थ्रोटेड बब्बलर)
About the Puff-throated babbler:
Satbhai is a species of paserine birds found in Asia. They are mainly found in shrubs and moist forests in hilly regions. They feed in small groups in the forest, move around the leaf waste and look for their prey and generally live in low-growth areas where they are difficult to find. It is a species of pelornium genus. Thirty subspecies of this bird have been described in India along with the Bhimashankar sanctuary.
Striped hyena ( स्ट्रीप हायना)
About the Hyaena:
Taras is an animal that forms a group. This animal is found in Africa and Asia. The sound of this animal is like a human laugh, so it is also called "laughing animal". Thirst is a carnivorous. Pattari tarsa is found in India, Nepal, Pakistan as well as countries in the Middle East and north Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, arabian peninsula. In India, thirst is found in North India, Madhya Pradesh. The animal eats the leftover meat of the animals eaten by other animals, so tarsa is known as the cleaning animal of nature.
Asian Koel (आशियाई कोयल)
About the Asian Koel:
Taras is an animal that forms a group. This animal is found in Africa and Asia. The sound of this animal is like a human laugh, so it is also called "laughing animal". Thirst is a carnivorous. Pattari tarsa is found in India, Nepal, Pakistan as well as countries in the Middle East and north Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, arabian peninsula. In India, thirst is found in North India, Madhya Pradesh. The animal eats the leftover meat of the animals eaten by other animals, so tarsa is known as the cleaning animal of nature.
Owl (ऑवुल)
About the Owl:
The owl is the major bird in the group of birds of prey. An owl is a nocturnal bird, which usually does not sleep at night. There are more than 200 species of owls worldwide. Sight is a distinctive feature of owls that help them catch nocturnal prey. Owls rotate their necks 170° and their wings do not sound at all while flying at night and the eyelids of their eyes never disappear. An owls hearing ability is also very good. The ears of owls are uneven and are at different distances over the head. Due to which even a small difference in the sound waves helps them to identify the exact location of the sound wave.
Indian Cobra (इंडियन कोब्रा)
Indian Cobra the Waistline:
The snake is a poisonous snake. The naga population is mainly located in the tropical regions of Asia and Africa. The biggest sign of the snakes identity is its noose. Some of the ribs behind the nagas head are very flexible, so it is possible for the naga to remove the noose. Rats, frogs, lizards, other small animals and birds are the main food of the serpent. The nagas are helping the farmer by dumping a large number of rats in the field. The Nagas have a place of fearful respect in Indian culture. Nag Panchami is celebrated in the month of Shravan in Maharashtra. In that rural area, the image of nagdevta was worshipped.
Hariyal
About the Hariyal
Hariyal is a pigeon-herded bird and is the state bird of Maharashtra. It is also known as green hola, haroli, yellow footed green pigeon or yellow-footed haroli. It has a mixture of purple blue on its body. Neck, chest, stomach, yellow. The wings are greenish rakhi in colour. Their legs and beaks are yellow. There is a blue dot on the shoulder. The hariyal rotates like a dove. Sometimes chirr... Chirr... He walks around making a noise. There is no external difference between the male and the female harial. Along with The Bhimashankar Sanctuary, the bird is found in large numbers in and around the Panganga Sanctuary in Yavatmal district.
Asian Paradise Flycatcher
About the Asian Paradise Flycatcher
The heavenly dancer is a bird found in the jungles of India. The male of this bird has a long tail so it looks very beautiful. A full-grown male is white in color. Young males and females are red in color. Various types of insects are the main food of this bird. It is the state bird of the state of Madhya Pradesh state, it is named in Hindi as Dudhraj and Sultana Bulbul.
Bee
About the Bee
The bee is an insect collecting honey from the genus Apis. In a group known as Honey Bee, the gandhil flies, and the pottery fish break down. But the bees, however, for twelve months, make wax hives in groups and store the honey in them. The collective behavior of this group has reached the genetic level as the group has lived for generations. In a colony, the hive is composed of a queen fly, a few males according to the seasons, and a group of constantly changing worker flies. Honey is a food store stored in a hive that is processed by the enzymes in the body on the sweetness of the flower and stored in the cell of the hive. Man has been using honey from all beehives of the species Apis for many years.
Spider
About the Spider
The spider is an eight-legged insect. It is also called ashtapadi jiva. The spiders in the house are usually working to keep their house clean by eating insects. There are different types of spiders. Spiders are classified according to the way they weave their nets. There are different types of spiders, such as spiders weaving tent-like nets, spiders weaving nets like a nursery, spiders weaving nets in the hollows of tree trunks in the forest, spiders that sign on their nets. Spiders can live without food and water for a long time. They have a different way of digesting food, in which spiders release their digestive juices into their prey and then absorb the decomposed liquid food.
Beetal
About the Beetal
The rhinoceros is of medium size and is dark brown or black in color. Because of the presence of a horn like a rhinoceros on the back of its head, this insect is called "rhinoceros bumblebee". The adult beetle damages the coconut tree. All the three stages of rhinoceros eggs, larvae and cocoons are found in dung and rotten foliage. The beetle eats a newly arrived or needle in a coconut shell. In small plants, if the source of the needle is eaten and trapped with a beetle, such plants do not get a new needle. Over time, the plant dies.
Grasshopper
About the Grasshopper
Naktodas are insects from the sub-continents of California and Orthoptera. Some species of locusts make noises by rubbing their hind legs on the front wings or on the body or breaking their wings while flying. Grasslands grow up to about 2 inches (5 cm), some grow up to 5 inches (12.7 cm). Cereals have two antennas, 6 legs, two pairs of wings, and small tongs to tear food such as grass, leaves and cereals.
Crab (क्रॅब)
About the Crab (क्रॅब)
The crab is an amphibian animal. There are more than four thousand species of crabs in the world. This animal does not have a spine nor does it have a neck or a head. A crab has eight legs and two large plows. He uses these plows to protect us. Since there are only four cells in his small legs, the strength of these legs is low. In Konkan, people eat crabs with interest.
Veined Bladderwort (नेट व्हेन्ड ब्लॅडरवॉर्ट)
About the Veined Bladderwort (नेट व्हेन्ड ब्लॅडरवॉर्ट)
The plant grows on the bare rocks of the Sahyadri, on the rocks, on the porous stones of the purple stone. Charming to look at, however, this plant is a hunter and a carnivorous. Many are unaware of this. Eutricularia is the classical name of this plant, which is about 7 centimeters in height, even as small as the fingernails but have attractive purple-blue flowers. This plant is known by many varieties and names such as blue eyelids, stomach, crows eyes, crows flower.
Frog (फ्रॉग)
About the Frog (फ्रॉग)
A frog is an amphibian. Frogs do their respiration through the lungs and skin. It is an important component of the natural food chain. Since frogs are cold-blooded animals, their body temperature varies according to the ambient temperature, so they cannot withstand cold or hot temperatures. Frogs have been declared wild animals to protect them. For this, in 1985, the Wildlife Protection Act of India banned the capture and killing of frogs. The law imposes a fine of twenty-five thousand rupees and imprisonment for three years for those found guilty. April 29 is observed as World Frog Protection Day.
Scorpion (स्कॉर्पियन)
About the Scorpion (स्कॉर्पियन)
Scorpion is a poisonous animal. About 120 types of scorpions are found in India. The largest of them is the scorpion which is 18 to 20 centimeters long. The orthocyrus bastawadei species includes a total of five species of scorpions out of which two are in Maharashtra. In Maharashtra, there are two types of scorpions according to their colour, the black scorpion and the red scorpion. The black scorpion is large in size. But this is less dangerous. The black scorpion is found in most places in Maharashtra. The red scorpion is mainly found in Konkan. It is more deadly and can kill a person if it hits the nail.