Oh mother...don't give me two taka...
Dreams fly
The days of crying in my mother's arms for two taka
were truly extraordinary
ও মা...দু টাকা দাও না...
স্বপ্ন উড়ান
দু- টাকার জন্য মায়ের আঁচল ধরে কান্নাকাটি করার দিনগুলো
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Code number: FDSAOUYTRE
Username: Akkach Published on 2025-01-30 06:47:09 ID NUMBER: 129613
Oh mother...don't give me two taka...
Dreams fly
The days of crying in my mother's arms for two taka
were truly extraordinary
ও মা...দু টাকা দাও না...
স্বপ্ন উড়ান
দু- টাকার জন্য মায়ের আঁচল ধরে কান্নাকাটি করার দিনগুলো
সত্যি অসাধারণ ছিল
Code number: FDSAOUYTRE
Oh mother...don't give me two taka...
Dreams fly
The days of crying in my mother's arms for two taka
were truly extraordinary
ও মা...দু টাকা দাও না...
স্বপ্ন উড়ান
দু- টাকার জন্য মায়ের আঁচল ধরে কান্নাকাটি করার দিনগুলো
সত্যি অসাধারণ ছিল
Code number: FDSAOUYTRE
The Children's Python is a small-sized python found in various areas of Australia's diverse landscapes. It gets its name not from its suitability for children but from the British zoologist John George Children.
Typically measuring 3 to 5 feet long, this species mainly lives in grassy plains, woodlands, rocky areas, and caves in Queensland, the Northern Territory, or Western Australia.
Its small size helps it to evade predators by slipping into crevices and under rocks. Primarily active at night, they hunt small mammals, birds, and lizards, which they subdue using a constricting grip.
You might spot them climbing trees and shrubs, indicating their partially arboreal lifestyle.
The Spotted Dove is a medium-sized bird in southern Asia. A coat of light grayish-brown feathers decorates this bird, with a hint of pink and a black collar patch on its neck dotted with white spots.
These doves eat seeds, fruits, and grains but occasionally eat insects and caterpillars for a protein boost.
They are skilled at navigating through the trees, and they build their nests in trees or shrubs, where they usually tuck away two white eggs. Both parents share the duty of incubating these eggs. Once hatched, the fledglings stay around the nest for about 12 to 18 days before launching into the sky to explore the world.
Stick insects, also known as leaf insects or ghost insects, are some of the largest insects in the world, consisting of about 3,000 species. They are also some of the longest ones in the order Phasmatodea.
The longest stick insect belongs to the genus Phobaeticus, including the species Phobaeticus serratipes and Phobaeticus chani, each with a body length of up to 21 in.
However, the world’s longest insect record belongs to a newly discovered species called the Phryganistria chinensis. This stick insect has a body length measuring 25 in. It was found and bred at the Insect Museum of West China.
This big insect has a flat tubular appearance resembling a stick. It can easily hide from predators by blending into branches and leaves. The stick insect can play dead on tree branches to defend itself until the predator loses interest. It may even lose a leg to escape predators and regenerate it later.
