दो-दो चोंच वाली चिड़िया, जो इंसानों की तरह अपने बच्चों का बदलती है डायपर

भारत में इस पक्षी को माना जाता है भाग्य का प्रतीक, इंसान की तरह अपने बच्चों का डायपर बदलती है यह चिड़िया।

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00:00Music

00:20There are three types of hornbills in Palmiki.

00:22Grey Hornbill, Oriental Pirate Hornbill and Akapa Greater Hornbill.

00:28The speciality of this hornbill is that it lives in pairs.

00:36And when the mother lays eggs, it goes to the hole in the tree to lay eggs.

00:44And it packs from outside.

00:46There is a small hole where the mother keeps laying eggs.

00:51The male works hard.

00:55It brings fruits from outside.

00:57It also brings eggs from other birds.

01:02And it gives it to the female.

01:04Because the mother needs a lot of protein at that time.

01:07And even when the children are about to grow up,

01:10we have seen that they also kill other birds and bring them.

01:14And they feed them there.

01:16Now what happens is that when the mother lives there with eggs or children,

01:21she passes her stool there.

01:25So because of the droppings, that small place is not hygienic.

01:31So to keep it hygienic, the male always brings leaves or dry bark from the tree and gives it to the female.

01:40And the mother keeps it inside and when the children do the potty, she throws it out.

01:46So we can say that they use it like a diaper.

01:49Or you can also say it like a morning sheet.

01:52It depends on the word.

01:54And basically the concept is that they keep their nest very hygienic.

01:58To keep it hygienic, the male always brings leaves or dry bark and gives it there.

02:04And from there, the mother gives it to the children when they do the potty.

02:09And she throws it away and always keeps her nest clear.

02:12Once the children grow up, the mother goes out to fly.

02:17And then the husband does his duty.

02:19Then the mother goes out and eats fruit or whatever she does.

02:22And then they exchange their roles among themselves.

02:25So it is a very good thing to see in this bird.

02:30And it has been named Hornbill because if you look at the shape of its beak,

02:35Horn means horn, beak means beak.

02:38So Hornbill is called Hornbill because of the shape like a horn on the beak.

02:43And we have three types of Hornbill in Valmiki.

02:48Gray Hornbill, Pied Hornbill and Greater Hornbill.