I am really fond of uh, animals and also to watch their behaviors uh uh. While we are triggering them in order to that. Uh. I really appreciate and admired the uh. Beauty and stunning behavior of the tears. That’s uh. Very famous in Trincameli, uh, town. Uh. It’s uh. Which is uh. Abund um around the teme area. Uh. It’s almost two years back because uh. There was no any uh. Air pollutants pol pollution as these days. And also the vehicles uh, were not overloaded because of that. And also the polythene and other um. Garbages were not allowed to put around the um, areas. Uh, so they were lived in in a large amount. And also uh. We could able to uh. Praise their beauty and also their adorable uh. Horn and ies. It’s a very good um, opportunity to admired. And also uh. We could able to capt. Captured so many photos and I shareatd it with my friend and friends. They really um uh uh. Eagerly wait to watch them. But while they were visited nearby uh, that previously existed existed. Numbers were not there. It’s rarely found found in around those areas. We could able to see 102 otherwise. ##w in some crowded times we couldn’t see uh any. None of them. Uh. I think um. And they have distincted um m in most of them have distinct distinct from the areas because of the natural um. Nature has been destructed by human beings. Uh. So uh. I’m really um.
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I'm a big fan of animals and love observing their behavior. I'm particularly fascinated by the beauty and stunning behavior of peacocks. They're quite famous in Trincomalee, a town in Sri Lanka, and are abundant in the surrounding areas. I saw them about two years ago, when the environment was much cleaner. There was less air pollution, fewer vehicles, and less plastic waste. This allowed the peacocks to thrive in large numbers. We were able to admire their beauty, their striking plumage, and their adorable horns. It was a wonderful opportunity to appreciate them. We captured many photos and shared them with our friends, who were eager to see them. However, when they visited the area later, the number of peacocks had significantly decreased. They were rarely seen in the areas where they used to be abundant. We could only see a few, maybe 10 or 2, and sometimes none at all. I think the decline in their numbers is due to the destruction of their natural habitat by human activities. It's a shame, because they are truly magnificent creatures.
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