In India, their religious culture is very strong, so in the Indian region, many animals are the embodiment of mythology, are protected animals, such as cows, cobras, monkeys, etc., even rats are protected, but occasionally there are acts that harm protected animals, such as hunting tigers, elephants, leopards, etc. Recently, in the Indian state of Nagaland, a two-horned hornbill was caught by villagers, attracting many people to watch, but three people beat the two-horned hornbill violently, hit it with a stick, and also stepped on the neck of the bird with their feet, making it unable to breathe, and finally led to the death of the hornbill.
The incident quickly caught the attention of the Indian Animal Protection Organization, and seeing this two-horned hornbill suffer such a terrible stick and foot stomp made the hornbill lifeless. The group immediately and strongly demanded that strong punishment be imposed. The police also quickly dispatched the police to arrest the three people involved.
According to the staff of the Indian Animal Protection Organization, the three people involved will not be released on bail because it is a serious matter to injure the two-horned hornbill, which is a protected animal, and the bird has been classified as a "vulnerable" species.
- The two-horned hornbill is more specific about love
The two-horned hornbillon and other birds are distinctly distinctive: the male double-horned hornbill has a large beak about 30 cm long and a large, wide helmet protrusion, which is slightly concave on the top of the helmet, and the leading edge forms two horn-like protrusions, like the large horns on the rhinoceros's nose.
During breeding, the two-horned hornbill is very conscientious, especially the male two-horned hornbill will be more industrious, this is because they will nest on tall trees, these natural tree holes are relatively safe, but the male double hornbill will use mud mixed with fruit, seeds and wood chips to close the hole, the female bird and the birdlet are hidden in the tree hole, leaving only a small hole for the female bird in the hole to extend the mouth to feed, the female bird does not need to find food, just hatch wholeheartedly, and the male bird needs to find double food, feed the female and chicks, etc.
The two-horned hornbill protects the chicks in such a way that their population survival rate is relatively high, sealing the opening of the cave with mud, so that snakes, monkeys and birds of prey for the chicks are difficult to find the nest of the two-horned hornbill. However, if they are caught by humans, or if the male two-horned hornbill is injured, it will also put their survival at serious risk.
- The double-horned hornbill is a national key first-class protected animal
The double-horned hornbill is a large bird with a wide distribution of populations, distributed abroad in India, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia and other places, and mainly distributed in Yunnan. Despite its wide habitat and relatively small population, the two-horned hornbill has been included in the Red Book List of Vulnerable Species and is a vulnerable species. In China, the number is even rarer, and it has been included in the list of wild animals under national key protection and belongs to the national level of key protected wild animals.
Double-horned hornbills are generally distributed in Yunnan, but they are also found in other areas, such as a farmers' market in Nanning, Guangxi, which flew into a double-horned hornbill, but this hornbill dared to appear in a crowded area, eating tomatoes on the roof of the shed, not afraid of being caught, may not be a wild double-horned hornbill, more likely to belong to the captive pet bird.
The two-horned hornbill is a rare rare bird, the head of the double horn is very peculiar shape, let people know that the identity is not simple at a glance, so the usual uncommon birds, do not easily catch the injury, it is likely to be a protected animal, it is forbidden to catch the injury privately.
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