Adbhut Pakshi Vishwa

140.00

How does a bird fly? How does it build a nest and how their breeding takes place are the queries of inquisitive men. In this book many such questions are answered. The collective life of the birds the meaning of their different chatter, twitter or tweet and other sounds made by them are the matters discussed with the scientific biological knowledge by Dr. Mrs. Pratibha Sahasrabuddhe in this book. We get knowledge of the Bird Kingdom through it.

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How does a bird fly? How does it build a nest and how their breeding takes place are the queries of inquisitive men. In this book many such questions are answered. The collective life of the birds the meaning of their different chatter, twitter or tweet and other sounds made by them are the matters discussed with the scientific biological knowledge by Dr. Mrs. Pratibha Sahasrabuddhe in this book. We get knowledge of the Bird Kingdom through it.

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Weight 150 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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