jungle fowl

Her collection is inspired by the national bird of Sri Lanka so there you can definitely expect to see a lot of features surrounding the Jungle Fowl. Life is colored by power is the theme for her collection.

We were on a roll as went on to see elephants, buffalos, sambar deer, jackals, lively langur monkeys, along with tiny bee-eater birds, brightly coloured jungle fowl and plenty of peacocks.

He had allegedly killed a jungle fowl on Tuesday despite the fact that hunting of wild animals is prohibited under the Wildlife Protection Act.

The domestic chicken is descended from the red jungle fowl,

Keep in mind that a red jungle fowl -- the type of chicken that was used to breed today's turbo species -- can live up to 10 years.

Chickens were probably domesticated from the red jungle fowl (Gallus gallus), as early as 5400 BC according to archaeological discoveries in the Indus Valley and in Hebei Province, China (West and Zhou, 1989; Crawford, 1995).

HEN FACTS 1 The hen is the closest living relative to the T-Rex 2 The older hens are, the larger their eggs 3 Hens can remember almost 100 different humans and recognise them 4 The ancestors of domesticated hens are Asian jungle fowl 5 The phrase pecking order comes from hens because they live in groups with a strict hierarchy 6 Hens make 30 different sounds each with a specific meaning understood by other hens such as food is near or danger 7 There are an estimated 25 billion hens in the world 8 A mother hen turns her egg about 50 times a day 9 A hen can live for a short time without a head if the person cutting off the head accidentally cauterises the blood vessels 10 Hens can see in colour like humans and unlike many animals such as dogs

Evolved from the red jungle fowl (Gallus gallus bankiva), the darag is indigenous to the Western Visayas region and is a favorite among locals due to its savory and firm yet distinct meat.

Rapid urbanization has turned tiny Aeta forest settlements into virtual islands, their nomadic lifestyle shut down as the deer, warthog and jungle fowl they hunt for food are extirpated.

Like in other omnivorous birds, such as the red jungle fowl (Kadhim et al., 2011), duck and pigeon (Hassan and Moussa, 2012) and Coturnix coturnix (Zaher et al., 2012), the compound tubular glands of black-tailed crake occupied the thickest part of the wall in the proventriculus, while the muscular layer occupied the thickest part of the wall in the proventriculus of carnivorous falcon (Abumandour, 2013), which might because the big-sized foods need more power to be pushed into the gizzard.