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International Day of Forests - 21st March

A Forest is not just the trees, once lost, no amount of trees planting will bring it back. Trees are incredible. They can live for thousands of years and grow hundreds of metres tall. There is not a species on the planet that doesn’t owe its existence to them. This day we wish to raise awareness of the importance of all types of woodlands and trees. We can do our bit by making our cities greener and healthier place.

LIST OF NEW FISHES RECORDED FROM THE PULlCAT LAKE

LIST OF NEW FISHES RECORDED FROM THE PULlCAT LAKE 1. AnchO'vielia baganensis 2. Anchoviella heterO'loba 3. Kowala coval 4. Thrissocles dussumieri 5. Thrissocles malabaricus 6. Thrissocles. purava 7. Notopterus notopterus 8. Saurida tumbil 9. Oxygaster clupeoides 10. Puntius sophore 11. Plotosus anguillaris 12. Pseudeutropius atherinoides 13. Anguilla bengalensis 14. Thylisoidea macrura 15. Muraenesox cinereus 16. Strongylura crocodilus 17. Pa'rexocoetus brachypterus 18. Syngnathus cyanospilqs 19. Sphyraena obtusata euvier 20. Sphyraena jello euvier 21. Atherina melanostigma 22. Amphipnous cuchia 23. Ambassis urotaenia 24. Epinephelus lanceolatus 25. Serranus tumilabris 26. Pelates quadrilineatus 27. Alectis indicus 28. Caranx carangus 29. Caranxire ralenciennes 30. Citula armata 31. Scomberoides tala 32. Scomberoides lysan 33. Trachinotus blochii 34. Lutianus vitta 35. Nem...

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