• Peacocks in Tharparkar wild ! #tharparkar #peacock
    Peacocks 🦚 in Tharparkar wild ! #tharparkar #peacock
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  • What do you know about Umerkot, Thaar ?

    It’s one of the most beautiful wilderness spaces in other wild peacocks roaming around !

    Meet Shahzeb Ali who is from there and can take you there !

    He also is a political media specialist and can teach you about that also !

    Do connect and interview !
    What do you know about Umerkot, Thaar ? It’s one of the most beautiful wilderness spaces in other wild peacocks 🦚 roaming around ! Meet Shahzeb Ali who is from there and can take you there ! He also is a political media specialist and can teach you about that also ! Do connect and interview !
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  • Colors in nature come mainly from three sources: pigments, structural colors, and bioluminescence. Such is the case of blue and green colors, compared to reds and the rest because they can be structural colors.

    Colors in nature come mainly from three sources: pigments, structural colors, and bioluminescence. Such is the case of blue and green colors, compared to reds and the rest because they can be structural colors.

    Structural coloring is the result of microscopically fine structured surfaces that interfere with visible light, sometimes in combination with pigments. For example, peacock tail feathers are brown pigmented, but because of their microscopic structure, they also reflect blue, turquoise and green light. And they are often iridescent. Thus, structural coloring is a classic optical effect of interference and diffraction, rather than a quantum property of photon absorption and emission, which is responsible for color in pigments (as plants, which efficiently absorb red light and the green is reflected) and bioluminescence.

    Learn more about the biophysics of the natural world in the free Unified Science Course in the Resonance Academy at ResonanceScience.org

    Photo by Kelvin Hudson
    Colors in nature come mainly from three sources: pigments, structural colors, and bioluminescence. Such is the case of blue and green colors, compared to reds and the rest because they can be structural colors. Colors in nature come mainly from three sources: pigments, structural colors, and bioluminescence. Such is the case of blue and green colors, compared to reds and the rest because they can be structural colors. Structural coloring is the result of microscopically fine structured surfaces that interfere with visible light, sometimes in combination with pigments. For example, peacock tail feathers are brown pigmented, but because of their microscopic structure, they also reflect blue, turquoise and green light. And they are often iridescent. Thus, structural coloring is a classic optical effect of interference and diffraction, rather than a quantum property of photon absorption and emission, which is responsible for color in pigments (as plants, which efficiently absorb red light and the green is reflected) and bioluminescence. Learn more about the biophysics of the natural world in the free Unified Science Course in the Resonance Academy at ResonanceScience.org Photo by Kelvin Hudson
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  • ### The Magical Forest of Inner Strength

    Once upon a time, in a land not too far away, there was a magical forest called the Forest of Inner Strength. In this forest, there lived many creatures, each representing different traits of the heart and mind.

    #### The Lazy Bear and Ambitious Squirrel

    One sunny morning, Lazy Bear was napping under a big oak tree. He loved to sleep and avoid work. Ambitious Squirrel, who was always busy gathering nuts for the winter, saw Lazy Bear and decided to help.

    "Lazy Bear," said Ambitious Squirrel, "if you collect nuts now, youll have plenty to eat when the snow comes!"

    "But I like sleeping," yawned Lazy Bear.

    Ambitious Squirrel replied, "How about we work together? You can take breaks, but lets collect some nuts first."

    Lazy Bear agreed. As they worked together, Lazy Bear felt more energetic and less sleepy. He realized that ambition made him feel proud and strong.

    **Moral: Ambition can conquer laziness.**

    #### The Angry Wolf and Wise Owl

    Deep in the forest, Angry Wolf was always growling and snapping at everyone. One evening, Wise Owl perched on a branch above him.

    "Why are you always so angry, Angry Wolf?" asked Wise Owl.

    "Because everything annoys me!" growled Angry Wolf.

    Wise Owl said, "When you feel anger rising, take a deep breath and think of something wise and kind."

    Angry Wolf tried this. He breathed deeply and remembered Wise Owls calm words. Slowly, his anger faded, and he felt wiser and more peaceful.

    **Moral: Wisdom can conquer anger.**

    #### The Fearful Deer and Dreaming Rabbit

    Fearful Deer was always afraid of the dark forest. Dreaming Rabbit, who loved to dream about adventures, saw this and hopped over.

    "Fearful Deer, what if you imagine the dark forest as a place of wonderful dreams and adventures?" suggested Dreaming Rabbit.

    Fearful Deer closed her eyes and imagined a magical place full of friendly creatures and bright stars. Her fear melted away, and she felt excited to explore.

    **Moral: Dreams can conquer fear.**

    #### The Proud Peacock and Growing Seed

    Proud Peacock loved to show off his feathers and thought he was the best. One day, he met a tiny Growing Seed.

    "Look at me, Im the most beautiful creature here," boasted Proud Peacock.

    Growing Seed said, "Maybe, but I will grow into a tall, strong tree that will give shelter and food to others."

    As time passed, Proud Peacock watched Growing Seed grow into a magnificent tree. He realized that true growth and helping others were more important than showing off.

    **Moral: Growth can conquer ego.**

    #### The Jealous Fox and Peaceful Dove

    Jealous Fox always envied others. He saw Peaceful Dove, who was always calm and happy, and asked, "How can you be so peaceful, Peaceful Dove?"

    Peaceful Dove replied, "I focus on what I have and am grateful for it. This brings me peace."

    Jealous Fox tried this. He thought about the good things in his life and felt a wave of peace wash over him. His jealousy disappeared.

    **Moral: Peace can conquer jealousy.**

    #### The Doubting Frog and Confident Lion

    Doubting Frog never believed in himself. Confident Lion, who was brave and strong, noticed this and came to help.

    "Doubting Frog, you can do anything if you believe in yourself," said Confident Lion. "Try jumping across the stream. Ill be right here to cheer you on."

    With Confident Lions encouragement, Doubting Frog took a leap of faith and made it across the stream. He felt a surge of confidence.

    **Moral: Confidence can conquer doubt.**

    And so, the creatures of the Forest of Inner Strength learned from each other, growing stronger and happier. They discovered that by nurturing positive traits, they could overcome their inner challenges and live in harmony.

    **The End**

    ---

    This story shows children how positive qualities can help them overcome negative emotions and traits.
    ### The Magical Forest of Inner Strength Once upon a time, in a land not too far away, there was a magical forest called the Forest of Inner Strength. In this forest, there lived many creatures, each representing different traits of the heart and mind. #### The Lazy Bear and Ambitious Squirrel One sunny morning, Lazy Bear was napping under a big oak tree. He loved to sleep and avoid work. Ambitious Squirrel, who was always busy gathering nuts for the winter, saw Lazy Bear and decided to help. "Lazy Bear," said Ambitious Squirrel, "if you collect nuts now, you'll have plenty to eat when the snow comes!" "But I like sleeping," yawned Lazy Bear. Ambitious Squirrel replied, "How about we work together? You can take breaks, but let's collect some nuts first." Lazy Bear agreed. As they worked together, Lazy Bear felt more energetic and less sleepy. He realized that ambition made him feel proud and strong. **Moral: Ambition can conquer laziness.** #### The Angry Wolf and Wise Owl Deep in the forest, Angry Wolf was always growling and snapping at everyone. One evening, Wise Owl perched on a branch above him. "Why are you always so angry, Angry Wolf?" asked Wise Owl. "Because everything annoys me!" growled Angry Wolf. Wise Owl said, "When you feel anger rising, take a deep breath and think of something wise and kind." Angry Wolf tried this. He breathed deeply and remembered Wise Owl's calm words. Slowly, his anger faded, and he felt wiser and more peaceful. **Moral: Wisdom can conquer anger.** #### The Fearful Deer and Dreaming Rabbit Fearful Deer was always afraid of the dark forest. Dreaming Rabbit, who loved to dream about adventures, saw this and hopped over. "Fearful Deer, what if you imagine the dark forest as a place of wonderful dreams and adventures?" suggested Dreaming Rabbit. Fearful Deer closed her eyes and imagined a magical place full of friendly creatures and bright stars. Her fear melted away, and she felt excited to explore. **Moral: Dreams can conquer fear.** #### The Proud Peacock and Growing Seed Proud Peacock loved to show off his feathers and thought he was the best. One day, he met a tiny Growing Seed. "Look at me, I'm the most beautiful creature here," boasted Proud Peacock. Growing Seed said, "Maybe, but I will grow into a tall, strong tree that will give shelter and food to others." As time passed, Proud Peacock watched Growing Seed grow into a magnificent tree. He realized that true growth and helping others were more important than showing off. **Moral: Growth can conquer ego.** #### The Jealous Fox and Peaceful Dove Jealous Fox always envied others. He saw Peaceful Dove, who was always calm and happy, and asked, "How can you be so peaceful, Peaceful Dove?" Peaceful Dove replied, "I focus on what I have and am grateful for it. This brings me peace." Jealous Fox tried this. He thought about the good things in his life and felt a wave of peace wash over him. His jealousy disappeared. **Moral: Peace can conquer jealousy.** #### The Doubting Frog and Confident Lion Doubting Frog never believed in himself. Confident Lion, who was brave and strong, noticed this and came to help. "Doubting Frog, you can do anything if you believe in yourself," said Confident Lion. "Try jumping across the stream. I'll be right here to cheer you on." With Confident Lion's encouragement, Doubting Frog took a leap of faith and made it across the stream. He felt a surge of confidence. **Moral: Confidence can conquer doubt.** And so, the creatures of the Forest of Inner Strength learned from each other, growing stronger and happier. They discovered that by nurturing positive traits, they could overcome their inner challenges and live in harmony. **The End** --- This story shows children how positive qualities can help them overcome negative emotions and traits.
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  • Peacocks in Tharparkar wild ! #tharparkar #peacock
    Peacocks 🦚 in Tharparkar wild ! #tharparkar #peacock
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  • Today my story post no 216
    Altaf EducationWala
    Rehan School Korangi Campus

    A beautiful peacock was very proud of his colorful feathers. He often made fun of other birds, especially the crow, for being black and plain. One day, it started raining heavily. The peacocks feathers got wet and heavy, and he couldnt fly. Meanwhile, the crow flew easily and found shelter. The peacock realized that beauty is not everything, and every creature has its own strength.
    Moral: Dont be proud of beauty — everyone has unique qualities.

    ایک خوبصورت مور اپنی رنگین پنکھوں پر بہت فخر کرتا تھا۔ وہ اکثر دوسرے پرندوں کا مذاق اڑاتا، خاص طور پر کالے اور سادہ سے کوے کا۔ ایک دن زور کی بارش ہونے لگی۔ مور کے پنکھ بھیگ کر بھاری ہو گئے، اور وہ اُڑ نہ سکا۔ دوسری طرف کوا آسانی سے اُڑ گیا اور پناہ لے لی۔ مور کو احساس ہوا کہ صرف خوبصورتی ہی سب کچھ نہیں ہوتی، ہر مخلوق میں کوئی نہ کوئی خوبی ہوتی ہے۔
    اخلاقی سبق: خوبصورتی پر غرور نہ کرو — ہر ایک میں خاصیت ہوتی ہے
    Today my story post no 216 Altaf EducationWala Rehan School Korangi Campus A beautiful peacock was very proud of his colorful feathers. He often made fun of other birds, especially the crow, for being black and plain. One day, it started raining heavily. The peacock's feathers got wet and heavy, and he couldn't fly. Meanwhile, the crow flew easily and found shelter. The peacock realized that beauty is not everything, and every creature has its own strength. Moral: Don't be proud of beauty — everyone has unique qualities. ایک خوبصورت مور اپنی رنگین پنکھوں پر بہت فخر کرتا تھا۔ وہ اکثر دوسرے پرندوں کا مذاق اڑاتا، خاص طور پر کالے اور سادہ سے کوے کا۔ ایک دن زور کی بارش ہونے لگی۔ مور کے پنکھ بھیگ کر بھاری ہو گئے، اور وہ اُڑ نہ سکا۔ دوسری طرف کوا آسانی سے اُڑ گیا اور پناہ لے لی۔ مور کو احساس ہوا کہ صرف خوبصورتی ہی سب کچھ نہیں ہوتی، ہر مخلوق میں کوئی نہ کوئی خوبی ہوتی ہے۔ اخلاقی سبق: خوبصورتی پر غرور نہ کرو — ہر ایک میں خاصیت ہوتی ہے
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