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| Cendrawasih Raggiana |
Flying Animal | Cendrawasih Raggiana | Regional distribution Raggiana Paradise found in the tropical rain forest, lowland forest, hills and mountains of the south island of New Guinea, from sea level to an altitude of 1,500 meters. This species name commemorates a nobleman from Genoa, Italy named Francis Raggi. Raggiana Paradise is the national fauna of Papua New Guinea.
Cendrawasih is the Indonesian word for the bird of paradise. The Raggiana bird of paradise (Paradisaea raggiana) is the national bird of New Guinea, and its figure graces everything from money to stamps to taxi cabs. Because they have such rare and beautiful plumage, birds of paradise have been hunted for centuries, and their feathers have been used for decoration and their supposed mystical properties. They are currently listed as endangered and trapping and export are illegal, but all species of the bird of paradise are still being traded illegally on the black market.
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| Cendrawasih Raggiana |
Cendrawasih, or Birds of Paradise, are considered by many to be the most beautiful birds on the planet. The females are a relatively drab, dull brown, which helps them take cover when they are nesting and raising the young. They average about 13 inches in length (33 cm), about the size and build of a crow. The males are covered with different sizes and shapes of feathers in every conceivable color, and they often have patches of skin without feathers that are wild, shocking colors as well. The Raggiana has very long, orange, trailing tail feathers. His head and the nape of his neck are yellow, and he has a green chin.
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| Cendrawasih Raggiana |
Courtship is the main purpose of the paradise's gaudy appearance. The females outnumber the males, so the males Must Compete with each other to win the favor of a female Pls She is ready to mate. The Raggiana ESPECIALLY is known for his overly energetic courtship dance.
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| Cendrawasih Raggiana |
There are, however, some species of bird of paradise That mate for life, and the males have drab brown feathers like the females and Will help raise the young and growing niche the nest. That of the species are polygamous, however, the female takes care of all nesting and raising duties, usually laying two eggs at a time.
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