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नमस्कार, आप सब का स्वागत है। एक सूचना आप सब के लिये जिस पोस्ट पर आप टिपण्णी दे रहे हैं, अगर यह पोस्ट चार दिन से ज्यादा पुरानी है तो मॉडरेशन चालू हे, और इसे जल्द ही प्रकाशित किया जायेगा। नयी पोस्ट पर कोई मॉडरेशन नही है। आप का धन्यवाद, टिपण्णी देने के लिये****हुरा हुरा.... आज कल माडरेशन नही हे******
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मुझे शिकायत है !!!
उन्होंने ईश्वर से डरना छोड़ दिया है , जो भ्रूण हत्या के दोषी हैं। जिन्हें कन्या नहीं चाहिए, उन्हें बहू भी मत दीजिये।
लंबे नाक वाला बन्दर. हिन्दी में तो यही कहेंगे वैसे Proboscis Monkey (Nasalis larvatus).
ReplyDeletevery strange ye kaun si hasti hai pehle to dekha nahe ankhe pyari hain choti goal chamkti hui. Try to krenge inhe janne ki. Regards
ReplyDeletevery strange ye kaun si hasti hai pehle to dekha nahe ankhe pyari hain choti goal chamkti hui. Try to krenge inhe janne ki. Regards
ReplyDeleteye mahasya to dekhne mey hi bandar lgte hain inka name hai 'MALE PROBOSCIS MONKEY' REGARDS
ReplyDeleteProboscis Monkey
ReplyDeleteबन्दर की एक प्रजाति-इन्डोनेशिया में बहुतायत में पाई जाती है जहाँ इसे Bakantan एवं monyet belanda कहते हैं.
a male is 2 to 2.5 ft long and weight 16- 23 kg. They are found only on the island of borneo in south asia. And belongs to the asian langurs. The proboscis monkey gets its name from its large fleshy nose. There nose swell and turn red when they become excited or angry.they hav redish brown fur on back and shoulder. Regards
ReplyDeletenahi maalum
ReplyDeletehame ye baboon monkey lagta hai
ReplyDeleteयह प्रोबोसिस मंकी नेजैलिस लार्वेटास है -इसका पेट भी काफी भरी होता है -यह पत्तियां भी खूब खाता है -इसलिए इसे लीफ मंकी भी कहते हैं ! बाकी बातें अल्पना जी बताएं प्लीज !
ReplyDeleteओहो!!!!!अब यह क्या है???पहली बार देखा है..कहाँ से ढूंढ़ लाते हैं ऐसी तस्वीरे??
ReplyDeleteजवाब तो खोजेंगे बाद में...अभी तो हँसी नहीं रुक रही..
मुझे लग रहा है यह ट्रिक फोटोग्राफी है.
अगर सच में यह कोई जानवर है तो बड़ा मुश्किल है इस का पता लगाना.
ओहो!!!!!अब यह क्या है???पहली बार देखा है..कहाँ से ढूंढ़ लाते हैं ऐसी तस्वीरे??
ReplyDeleteजवाब तो खोजेंगे बाद में...अभी तो हँसी नहीं रुक रही..
मुझे लग रहा है यह ट्रिक फोटोग्राफी है.
अगर सच में यह कोई जानवर है तो बड़ा मुश्किल है इस का पता लगाना.
ये तो मेरा करीबी रिश्तेदार है, शायद बबून?
ReplyDeleteताऊ जी से पूछ कर ही बता पाऊंगा।
ReplyDeleteभाटिया जी, इब के बार तो बडी आसान पहेली पूछी.जवाब ढूंढने की बी जरूरत ना पडी.
ReplyDeleteअंग्रेजी मैं इसका नाम है "proboscis monkey"
भाटिया जी नमस्कार क्या हाल हैं आज का पहला जवाब देने वाला शायद मैं ही बन रहा हूं सो मेरा उत्तर जल्दी से नोट कर लो
ReplyDeleteयह महाशय जी हैं अफ्रीकन बंदर
नाम तो नहीं पता पर यह जरूर लगता है कि जुकाम होने पर रुमाल नहीं चादर ही काम आती होगी।
ReplyDeleteProboscis monkey (Nasalis larvatus)
ReplyDeleteye wala jawab ekdamsahi hai.hamara pehla jawab kharij karein
yah hai is ke full detail--
ReplyDeleteyah Proboscis monkey hai---
The Proboscis Monkey (Nasalis larvatus) is also known as the Monyet Belanda in Malay, the Bekantan in Indonesian or simply the Long-nosed Monkey
नमस्कार. यह महाशय हमारे आसपास के ही किसी देश के निवासी है, किसी बडे सेठ की तरह से मोटा मोटा पेट, आंखे किसी चालाक आदमी की तरह से चमकीली..... पाकिस्तान की तर्फ़ तो हो ही नही सकते, क्यो कि वहा तो लोगो को खाने को नही मिलता...बंगला देश भी नही... तो फ़िर थोडा आगे भी तो जा सकते है, बर्मा, या फ़िर उसे से भी आगे..लेकिन है यह एशिया के रहने वाले.
ReplyDeleteअल्पना जी यह ट्रिक नही है,इस लिये आप अपनी खोज जारी रखे,
raj ji main jawab bhej chuki hun....
ReplyDeletedo baar click kiya error aa raha tha---
3rd time bhej payi kya jawab mil gaya hai---
trick photography wali baat--main joke kar rahi thi...
is prajati ka bahut hi achcha details dene wali ek video ka link de rahi hun--jis sey logon ko is ke bare mein aur adhik maluum ho sakey-
ReplyDelete1-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA7ZPaUMbrw
2-http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/animals/mammals-animals/monkeys-and-lemurs/monkey_proboscis_captivity.html
प्रोबोसिस Proboscisमन्की है शायद यह ताऊ के तलाब मे नहाते हुये कैइ बार देखा है
ReplyDeleteरिस्ते मे ताऊ के चाचा के नाना है जो विदेश मे रहते है। इनके भी गले का पटा भाटियाजी और ताऊ कि तरह उसी महीने मे पडा है। ये ईण्डिया शालगिरह मनाने भाटियाजी से पहले ताऊ के तबले मे पहुच गये है।
भाटिया जी नमस्कार
ReplyDeleteआज सुबह से लगा हुआ हूं अब जाकर कहीं जवाब मिला है और ढेर सारी जानकारी भी दे रहा हूं आशा है आपको और सभी पढने वालों को काफी पसंद भी आएगी
The Proboscis Monkey (Nasalis larvatus) is also known as the Monyet Belanda in Malay, the Bekantan in Indonesian or simply the Long-nosed Monkey. It is a reddish-brown arboreal Old World monkey that is endemic to the south-east Asian island of Borneo. It belongs in the monotypic genus Nasalis, although the Pig-tailed Langur has traditionally also been included in this genus - a treatment still preferred by some.[3]
A distinctive trait of this monkey is the male's large protruding nose, from which it takes its name. The big nose is thought to be used to attract females and is a characteristic of the males, reaching up to 7 inches in length. The females also have big noses compared to other monkey species, but not as big as the males. Besides attracting mates, the nose serves as a resonating chamber, amplifying their warning calls. When the animal becomes agitated its nose swells with blood, making warning calls louder and more intense.[4]
Proboscis monkeys belong to the order of Primates, from the family Cercopithecidae and subfamily Colobinae (Bennett & Gombek, 1993). According to Bennett & Gomber (1993), in the Old World, these monkeys are divided into two groups known as cercopithecines and colobines. Proboscis monkey are colonines. Males are much larger than females, weighing up to 24 kg (53 pounds) and reaching 72 cm (28 inches) in length, with a tail of up to 75 cm in length. Females are up to 60 cm long, weighing up to 12 kg (26 lb). This large sexual dimorphic difference is greater than in any other primate.
The nose is a noticeable feature even on infants
The Proboscis monkey can be found in certain parts of the island of Borneo in South-east Asia. The proboscis monkey’s main habitats are mangroves, peat swamps and riverine forests [5].
The adult Proboscis Monkey is mainly reddish-brown, with grayish limbs (Bennett & Gombek, 1993). According to Burnie (2001), the young Proboscis Monkey have blue face, blackish fur and a normal moony noose at birth and its fur coloration changes and the nose growth when they get older. Adult male have fleshy and huge nose which overhangs its mouth but the female Proboscis Monkey does not have huge nose compare to the male[6]
Proboscis Monkeys grooming
The Proboscis Monkey is endemic to Borneo's low elevation mangrove forests, swamps, and lowland riparian forests.[7] It lives in small groups of 10 to 32 animals. Group membership is very flexible, and animals are known to move from group to group quite often.
The Proboscis Monkey lifestyle is both arboreal and amphibious, with its mangrove swamp and riverine environment containing forest, dry land, shallow water allowing wading, and deep water requiring swimming. Like other similar monkeys, the Proboscis Monkey climbs well. It is also a proficient swimmer, often swimming from island to island, and has been picked up by fishing boats in open ocean a mile from shore. While wading, the monkey uses an upright posture, with the females carrying infants on their hip. Troops have been filmed continuing to walk upright, in single file, along forest trails when they emerge on land, the only non-human mammal, with the exception of gibbons and giant pangolins, known to use this form of locomotion for any length of time.
Proboscis Monkey usually lives in a harem which comprises one adult male, several females, and their offspring, but sometimes the male and female Proboscis Monkeys move between social group. Proboscis Monkey is mostly arboreal, but sometimes the animals migrate downriver into the mangrove forest to feed[8].
The monkey also has a large belly, a result of its diet.[citation needed] Its digestive system is divided into compartments, with bacteria that digest cellulose and neutralize toxins from certain leaves. This lets the monkey eat leaves and remain in the forest canopy. The contents of their stomach weigh in at about a quarter of their whole body.[9] A side-effect of this unique digestive system is that it is unable to digest ripe fruit, unlike most other simians.[citation needed] The diet consists mainly of seeds, leaves, mangrove shoots and unripe fruit.[10]
[edit] Status
Due to ongoing habitat loss and hunting in some areas, only about 1000 are known to still exist in the wild. In Sarawak, the population of this species has declined from 6500 in 1977 to only 1000 in 2006. The Proboscis Monkey is evaluated as Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. It is listed on Appendix I of CITES.[2] Proboscis Monkey is protected by law in all regions of Borneo. In Malaysia, this species are protected by a number of law which is Wildlife Protection Act (Federal Law), Wildlife Protection Ordinance 1998(Chapter 26) and Wildlife Conservation Enactment 1997(Sabah State Law).
[edit] Other names
While the official Indonesian name for this monkey is Bakantan, an Indonesian nickname is 'monyet belanda', meaning 'Dutch monkey' or 'Orang Belanda', the Indonesian word for 'Dutchman', as Indonesians noticed the Dutch colonisers often also had a large belly and nose.
भाटिया जी नमस्कार
ReplyDeleteआज सुबह से लगा हुआ हूं अब जाकर कहीं जवाब मिला है और ढेर सारी जानकारी भी दे रहा हूं आशा है आपको और सभी पढने वालों को काफी पसंद भी आएगी
The Proboscis Monkey (Nasalis larvatus) is also known as the Monyet Belanda in Malay, the Bekantan in Indonesian or simply the Long-nosed Monkey. It is a reddish-brown arboreal Old World monkey that is endemic to the south-east Asian island of Borneo. It belongs in the monotypic genus Nasalis, although the Pig-tailed Langur has traditionally also been included in this genus - a treatment still preferred by some.[3]
A distinctive trait of this monkey is the male's large protruding nose, from which it takes its name. The big nose is thought to be used to attract females and is a characteristic of the males, reaching up to 7 inches in length. The females also have big noses compared to other monkey species, but not as big as the males. Besides attracting mates, the nose serves as a resonating chamber, amplifying their warning calls. When the animal becomes agitated its nose swells with blood, making warning calls louder and more intense.[4]
Proboscis monkeys belong to the order of Primates, from the family Cercopithecidae and subfamily Colobinae (Bennett & Gombek, 1993). According to Bennett & Gomber (1993), in the Old World, these monkeys are divided into two groups known as cercopithecines and colobines. Proboscis monkey are colonines. Males are much larger than females, weighing up to 24 kg (53 pounds) and reaching 72 cm (28 inches) in length, with a tail of up to 75 cm in length. Females are up to 60 cm long, weighing up to 12 kg (26 lb). This large sexual dimorphic difference is greater than in any other primate.
The nose is a noticeable feature even on infants
The Proboscis monkey can be found in certain parts of the island of Borneo in South-east Asia. The proboscis monkey’s main habitats are mangroves, peat swamps and riverine forests [5].
The adult Proboscis Monkey is mainly reddish-brown, with grayish limbs (Bennett & Gombek, 1993). According to Burnie (2001), the young Proboscis Monkey have blue face, blackish fur and a normal moony noose at birth and its fur coloration changes and the nose growth when they get older. Adult male have fleshy and huge nose which overhangs its mouth but the female Proboscis Monkey does not have huge nose compare to the male[6]
Proboscis Monkeys grooming
The Proboscis Monkey is endemic to Borneo's low elevation mangrove forests, swamps, and lowland riparian forests.[7] It lives in small groups of 10 to 32 animals. Group membership is very flexible, and animals are known to move from group to group quite often.
The Proboscis Monkey lifestyle is both arboreal and amphibious, with its mangrove swamp and riverine environment containing forest, dry land, shallow water allowing wading, and deep water requiring swimming. Like other similar monkeys, the Proboscis Monkey climbs well. It is also a proficient swimmer, often swimming from island to island, and has been picked up by fishing boats in open ocean a mile from shore. While wading, the monkey uses an upright posture, with the females carrying infants on their hip. Troops have been filmed continuing to walk upright, in single file, along forest trails when they emerge on land, the only non-human mammal, with the exception of gibbons and giant pangolins, known to use this form of locomotion for any length of time.
Proboscis Monkey usually lives in a harem which comprises one adult male, several females, and their offspring, but sometimes the male and female Proboscis Monkeys move between social group. Proboscis Monkey is mostly arboreal, but sometimes the animals migrate downriver into the mangrove forest to feed[8].
The monkey also has a large belly, a result of its diet.[citation needed] Its digestive system is divided into compartments, with bacteria that digest cellulose and neutralize toxins from certain leaves. This lets the monkey eat leaves and remain in the forest canopy. The contents of their stomach weigh in at about a quarter of their whole body.[9] A side-effect of this unique digestive system is that it is unable to digest ripe fruit, unlike most other simians.[citation needed] The diet consists mainly of seeds, leaves, mangrove shoots and unripe fruit.[10]
[edit] Status
Due to ongoing habitat loss and hunting in some areas, only about 1000 are known to still exist in the wild. In Sarawak, the population of this species has declined from 6500 in 1977 to only 1000 in 2006. The Proboscis Monkey is evaluated as Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. It is listed on Appendix I of CITES.[2] Proboscis Monkey is protected by law in all regions of Borneo. In Malaysia, this species are protected by a number of law which is Wildlife Protection Act (Federal Law), Wildlife Protection Ordinance 1998(Chapter 26) and Wildlife Conservation Enactment 1997(Sabah State Law).
[edit] Other names
While the official Indonesian name for this monkey is Bakantan, an Indonesian nickname is 'monyet belanda', meaning 'Dutch monkey' or 'Orang Belanda', the Indonesian word for 'Dutchman', as Indonesians noticed the Dutch colonisers often also had a large belly and nose.
मुझे लगता है कि ये कोई ऐसे महाशय हैं जिनके पास राज बब्बर की नाक, बुश की आंख और लालू की जुल्फें हैं!
ReplyDeleteअरे बेवकूफ ब्लोगरों ये मैं हूँ मैं..............यानी की भूतनाथ..........राज जी मेरी फोटो को ट्रिक कर दिया है.............!!नहीं विशवास तो राज जी से पूछ लो ना..........क्यूँ राज जी ठीक उत्तर दिया ना ..........अब निकालें मेरा पुरस्कार........!!
ReplyDeleteहमने देखा तो नही मगर कोई बन्दर ही लगता है।शायद भूतनाथ जी की बात भी सही हो;)
ReplyDeleteमैं उन लोगों में से नहीं जो अपनी बात बदल देते हैं। सदैव की तरह अपनी बात पर कायम हूं - मुझे नहीं मालूम।
ReplyDeleteयह Nasalis larvatus है
ReplyDeleteइसके बारे में कुछ...
The Proboscis Monkey (Nasalis larvatus) is also known as the Monyet Belanda in Malay, the Bekantan in Indonesian or simply the Long-nosed Monkey. It is a reddish-brown arboreal Old World monkey that is endemic to the south-east Asian island of Borneo. It belongs in the monotypic genus Nasalis, although the Pig-tailed Langur has traditionally also been included in this genus - a treatment still preferred by some.
Other names
While the official Indonesian name for this monkey is Bakantan, an Indonesian nickname is 'monyet belanda', meaning 'Dutch monkey' or 'Orang Belanda', the Indonesian word for 'Dutchman', as Indonesians noticed the Dutch colonisers often also had a large belly and nose.