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8 Places to visit in Srinagar – Things to do in Srinagar

Discover the Enchanting Beauty of Srinagar: Top places to visit

Welcome to Srinagar, the crown jewel of Jammu & Kashmir in India. It is a beautiful and enchanting city known for its breathtaking landscapes, serene lakes, Mughal gardens and mighty mountains of Himalayas. Srinagar offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. join us as we take you on virtual tour of, places to visit in Srinagar.

Tourist places to visit in Srinagar

1. Dal Lake

2. Nishat Bagh

3. Shalimar Bagh

4. Shankaracharya Temple

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8 Places to visit in Gulmarg – Things to do in Gulmarg

Welcome to Gulmarg, a mesmerizing hill station in the lap of Himalayas in Jammu and Kashmir, India. It is known for its breathtaking landscapes, beautiful meadows, and exhilarating adventure opportunities. Gulmarg is a paradise for nature lovers and thrill seekers. In this article, we will take you on a virtual journey through some of the most visit places in Gulmarg. So, lets dive in and discover the magic of this enchanting wonderland. Here are some most visited places in Gulmarg:

Tourists place to visit in Gulmarg

1. Gulmarg Gondola

2. Apharwat Peak

3. Alpather Lake

5. Strawberry Valley

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Mammal - Information, Scientific Classification, Characteristics, Types and Facts

Mammals are vertebrate animals that belongs to the class Mammalia. They are characterized by several unique functions like presence of milk producing mammary glands for feeding their young ones, fur or hair on their body, and three middle ear bones. Unlike other animal, insect, reptiles and birds, all mammals young one’s drink milk that comes from their mother’s body. This is one of the key ways to identify mammals.

Mammals first appeared on earth, during the Mesozoic Era approximately 200 million years ago. Scientists discovered that Mammalia class includes over 6,400 known species and some of the species are known to be threatened or extinct. Mammals are live in wide range of habitats, from the depths of the oceans to the forests, deserts and the highest peak of the mountains.

Types of mammals

1. Monotremes (Monotremata) 2. Marsupial (Marsupialia) 3. Placental (Placentalia)

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Reptile - Scientific Classification, Characteristics, Facts and FAQ

Reptiles are a diverse group of called blooded vertebrates that belongs to the class Reptilia. They are characterized by features such as scaly skin, amniotic eggs, lungs for respiration and cold bloodedness. They are ectothermic means their body temperature is regulated by external heat sources. Reptiles have been around for 300 million years, appearing before dinosaurs and inhabits a wide range of habitats, ranging from deserts and forests to oceans and wetlands. This group has more than 10,000 different species and once a dominant land vertebrate on the planet, but still occupy almost every single ecosystem both predators and prey, contributing to the balance of their respective habitats. Here you learn about the amazing world of reptile.

Characteristics of Reptiles

1. Rough Scales

2. Cold Blooded 3. Amniotic Eggs 4. Unique Respiratory System 5. Adaptive Vision

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Birds - Classification, Characteristics, Facts and FAQ

Birds are a diverse group of warm-blooded vertebrates belonging to class Aves, including more than 10,400 living bird species on the planet. They are characterized by their feathered bodies, beaked jaws, laying eggs and the ability to fly. However not all birds can fly, because some have evolved to be flightless. Birds are found in various habitats ranging from forest and grasslands to deserts and near ocean. Birds are very beautiful and charming to watch, because of their colored feathers, different types of birds have different colors depending on their species, environment etc. birds are closely related to reptiles are believed to evolved from dinosaurs. Their closet living relatives are crocodilians.

Classification of Birds

The class Aves divided into two categories:

1. Archaeornithes: This class of birds are extinct very long ago. They had toothed beak with a long lizard like tail.

2. Neornithes: This class include extant as well as extinct birds. They have no teeth and a short tail.

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10-interesting facts of giraffe to talk about

Giraffe is a very fascinating and beautiful animal. Giraffes are the tallest mammal but most attractive feature of giraffe is their towering legs and long necks. Their unique and attractive physical characteristics make them more beautiful and their legs alone are taller than most of the humans. They have spotted coat patterns on their body. Giraffes are native to Africa and can be found in savannah, grasslands and open woodlands. They are the tallest living terrestrial animal on earth. Here you can find 10 interesting facts of giraffe to talk about

10 interesting facts of giraffe to talk about

Tallest animal

Long Neck

Eyesight

Long Tongue

Unique Circulatory System

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10-Fun fact about woodpecker- facts that blow your mind

Woodpeckers are part of bird family; they are well known for pecking the trees with their pointed beaks. Woodpeckers peck into trees in search of food or to create a nest. They belong to Picidae family of birds. Woodpeckers are very colorful and beautiful birds, most common color for all woodpeckers are black, red, yellow, white and other colors based on their species. Most species live in forest or woodland habitat and some other species known to live in rocky, hill side areas and desert. Here you can find 10 fun fact about woodpecker

Woodpeckers are amazing and very skillful birds, check out these amazing facts that blow your mind.

They have over 180 species in the world

They have strong beaks to drill and peak into the trees

They have zygodactyl feet

They have very long tongue

They are omnivores

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