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 The cow The cow is one of the best-known domesticated "romantic" animals. They belong to the subfamily Bovini of the family Bovidae, which is the most widespread species of the genus Bos. Cows are used for milk and dairy products, meat (beef and veal) and hides, and for farming and pulling carts. Other products include leather and dung for fertilizer or fuel. In some parts of India , cows are given importance and status for religious reasons. As domesticated ancestors of 80 different breeds in southeastern Turkey 10,500 years ago, there are about 1.3 billion cows worldwide, according to 2011 estimates. In 2009, cows were the first livestock animals to have their genomes completely sequenced. Some consider cows the oldest form of wealth. In ancient times when humans were not touched by civilization, cows were essential animals. Even today, the cow is considered an essential animal. Ordinary people cannot be imagined without cows. Benefits of Beef Helps in child growth Eati...

  Watermelon Seeds benefit males & females Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus (Carl Peter Thunberg)) is a delicious summer fruit. Chilled watermelon is very popular in summer. It contains a lot of water. It consists of 6% sugar and 92%  water  and 2% other ingredients. Watermelon is a fruit rich in vitamin A. According to archaeologists and paleobotanists, the cultural variety of watermelon has common roots with small wild representatives of the Citrullus species, which are still abundant in South Africa, Mozambique, and the deserts of Zambia, Namibia, and Botswana. It was in these countries that the greatest number of genetic varieties of watermelon were released, resulting in fruits with bitter, fresh, and slightly sweet flesh. That's when the history of watermelon begins, as a food culture. If bitter plants with high glycoside content were left intact, more edible species arrived in North Africa 4,000 years ago and humans became interested in living in the Nile Valley. ...

  Fresh dates fruit Introduction of Dates:  The word Tamar or Dates appears many times in the holy  books  of Muslims, Al-Quran, and the sayings of the Prophet. Dates are a very familiar fruit to all of us. Dates are one of the most popular fruits. Dates are commonly called royal fruit. Not only for its incomparable taste and smell but also for its amazing healing properties of date palm. One date is enough to get rid of your tiredness throughout the day. The holy month of Ramadan and breaking the fast with dates in Ramadan is a special blessing of Allah for believing Muslims. Iftar is usually started by eating dates after fasting the whole day. It is Sunnah for believers and Muslims to break the fast by eating dates. So generally the price of dates increases a little more in Ramadan. Iftar is incomplete without dates. We all know more or less that eating dates is a blessed sunnah. And in this Sunnat Mubarak, there are all kinds of goodness. And our holy Hadith Shari...

  Rainbow mantis shrimp Shrimp is an arthropod (Arthropoda). The genus of freshwater  shrimp  (Genus) Palaemon (Palaemon) is a group of different species called shrimp. Shrimp (Prawn) is a type of crustacean used as food in the Decapoda class of crabs and lobsters. They live in almost all types of water all over the world. Some species hide in mud or sand near the seashore or in rock crevices. Others swim in groups in the cold waters of the deep sea. They are gray, brown, white, or pink in color. Some have stripes, and some have different types of feet. Some shrimps are also red, yellow, green, and blue in color. Some species change color to adapt to the environment. Many deep-sea shrimps are luminescent. The size of shrimp is usually 2.5 cm to 30 cm. Shrimp are omnivores and scavengers, and some are planktivores. Some species of female shrimp carry fertilized eggs in the reproductive appendages under the abdomen until they hatch. Other shrimp lay fertilized eggs in water...

  Octopus energy  An octopus is a marine  animal  with eight arms and legs. Although they do not look like snails, they do not have a hard shell and belong to the phylum Mollusca. They have eight legs just behind their heads, so they belong to the class Cephalopoda, or "cephalopods" (the same class as squid). They are nocturnal, usually slow-moving. There are about 150 species of octopus of various sizes. Octopuses live in a variety of areas of the ocean, including coral reefs, open shallow waters, and seabeds. Some live in subtidal areas, while others live in the deep sea. Most species are fast-growing, mature early, and live a short time. During breeding, the male octopus transfers the sperm to the female octopus through special tubes. Then he slowly died. The female octopus deposits the fertilized eggs in a cave-like location and cares for them until they hatch, after which she too dies. To avoid predators, they throw ink, camouflage, or change color and show fear...

  The Crab A crab is a crustacean in the order of Arthropoda. Their bodies are covered in a thick exoskeleton and they have a pair of feet. So far 6,793 species of crabs have been discovered. Crabs are more or less found in all seas of Pathibi. There are also many freshwater and terrestrial crabs, especially in the tropics. Crabs can be of different lengths, as the pea crab is a few mm long, and the Japanese spider crab has a leg length of 4 m. Crabs are decapod (decapod) crustacean invertebrates like shrimps and lobsters that are mainly of two types (1) Anomura and (2) Brachyura. Almost all species of real crabs differ from pseudo crabs by having 4 pairs of advanced walking legs. False or sage crabs always have 3 pairs of advanced walking legs and a rarely visible tiny 4th pair that is folded on the underside of the body; Abdomen bilaterally asymmetric, unsegmented, and membranous, especially for concealment in the shells of various snails (examples: Coenobita, Pagurus, and Parapa...

  Turtle Beach Turtles are an order of reptiles known as Testudines. They are  mainly  characterized by a shell developed from their ribs. Modern turtles are divided into two main groups namely side-necked turtles and hidden-necked turtles. These two groups differ in the way their heads are retracted. There are 360 ​​living and recently extinct species of turtles, including land-dwelling tortoises and freshwater terrapins. They live on most continents, some on islands. On the other hand, sea turtles are found in most oceans. Like other reptiles, including birds and mammals, turtles breathe air and lay their eggs above water. However, many of its species live in or around water. Genetic evidence suggests that they are generally closely related to crocodiles and birds. Turtle shells are mostly made of bones. The upper part is the domed carapace and the lower part is the flatter plastron or belly plate. Their outer surface is covered with scales made of keratin, hair, horn, ...