AMAZING GEOGRAPHY

Excellent White Rajhas(HAMSA) Near Mondarmoni Sea Beach       LOOK WHAT I FOUND ..REALLY I WAS SUPRISED WATCHING THIS HAMSA (LOCALLY CALLED:RAJHAS(in Bengali)). IT WAS PURE WHITE & PERFECT .    

    TIGER RATTLE SNAKE                      The tiger rattlesnake (Crotalus tigris) is a species of venomous reptile that is of small to moderate size. The species' moniker comes from the conspicuous and thin stripes that line of the snakes' bodies, which are reminiscent of those of tigers. These stripes are generally brown or gray. The typical life expectancy for tiger rattlesnakes is in the range of 20 to 25 years.            Tiger rattlesnakes can reach lengths of around 35 inches, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department. The main body coloring is usually pinkish, grayish-blue, gray or yellowish-beige, with off-white, light orange or pink on the edges. Tiger rattlesnakes feature somewhere between 35 and 52 stripes. These snakes possess markedly small heads compared with similar species such as the speckled r...

  COPPERHEAD SNAKE     Copperhead Snake mainly found in North America from the United States south to northern Costa Rica.The species is also known by many other common names some of these are the chunk head, highland moccasin, water moccasin, swamp moccasin, black moccasin pilot snake, poplar leaf, red oak, red snake, white oak snake, cantil cobrizo in Spanish. These are medium-sized snakes, an adult specimen of the several subspecies of copperhead snakes usually grow to a total length of 20 to 37 inches (50–95 cm). The males are usually larger than females.They have a relatively stout and muscular body and the head is broad and distinct from the neck.  Their color pattern consists of a pale tan to a pinkish tan ground color, overlaid with a series of 10 to 18 light tan to pinkish tan to pale brown crossbands. They have keeled (ridged) scales. Just like all pit vipers, the copperhead is mostly an ambush predator, tak...

Orange Tortoise Spider Look into these colorful spiders. The encyosaccus sexmacculatus(ORANGE TORTOISE SPIDER) usually lives in the upper Amazon basin in Ecuador, Peru, and Brazil and will need a lot of heat in their habitat . 🤔 💡

AMAZING FACTS ON DEER Deer is a beautiful plus speedy animal, famous for its eyes. It belongs to a herbivore group of animals and lives in dark forests. They can be found in every region except Australia and Antarctica.  Male deer are called stags, harts or bulls, female deer are called cows hinds or does and young deer are called fawns or calves. 1. Family Deer belongs to the Cervidae family of mammals. Other members of family include Elk, reindeer, chital and roe etc. 2. Antlers Deer are the only living animal on the earth that shed their antlers every years, one reason of this could be that growing speed of deer is much fast than any other living being. Antlers are the horns like thing on male deer specially. 3. Different between horns and antlers Antlers are like horn but they are not horn! Horns do not shed and their surface is not velvety like antlers; horns are hard bony things and they do not grow up back if they are broken. 4. Listening ability ...

10 Wonderful Facts On Whale 1. Male  humpback whales  found in U.S. waters sing complex songs in winter breeding areas in waters near Hawaii, in the Caribbean, and elsewhere that can last up to 20 minutes and be heard miles away. 2. The  blue whale  is the largest animal that ever lived and can grow to 90 or more feet and weigh as much as 24 elephants! That’s more than 330,000 pounds (150,000 kg). 3. Some species of whales are among the longest lived mammals. Scientists estimate  bowhead whales  (a baleen whale found in the Arctic) can live for more than 200 years, and killer whales (a toothed whale found in various habitats worldwide) can live for more than 100 years. 4.  Killer whales  are highly social and often travel in groups that are matrifocal—a family unit focused or centered on the mother .  Learn more about the Southern Resident killer whale, a NOAA Fisheries Species in the Spotlight. ...