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The Gaur (Bibos gaurus) is a large cattle species native to both the Indian subcontinent and parts of mainland Southeast Asia, it is known for being the largest extant cattle species, the largest extant bovine, and largest extant bovid in the world, it is one of the three extant species within the genus Bibos, the others are the Banteng (Bibos javanicus) and the Kouprey (Bibos sauveli), the gaur has four recognized subspecies: the Pahang Gaur (Bibos gaurus hubbacki), the Myanmar Gaur (Bibos gaurus readei), the Indian Gaur (Bibos gaurus gaurus), and the Gayal/Mithun (Bibos gaurus frontalis), like the gaur, the banteng also has four recognized subspecies: the Burmese Banteng (Bibos javanicus birmanicus), the Bornean Banteng (Bibos javanicus lowi), the Javan Banteng (Bibos javanicus javanicus), and the Bali Cattle (Bibos javanicus domesticus).

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Why I am riding in night on my Apache RR-310 where I have completed 55,000 km till today from Bengaluru to Mysuru to remove weekend traffic I start always Friday late night. I am not chapri Rider, who do wheelie, Stoppie or other bike stunts on uncontrollable roads where any one can come from any side. Still don’t you think so , they should allow motorbike rider and they create some genuine entry and exit route instead of current entry and exit route.

Riding a motorbike at night on the Bangalore to Mysuru highway service road can involve several risks, especially due to restrictions and other factors like: 1. Restricted Access: Sudden Closures or Diversions: Some sections of the service road might be restricted at night for maintenance, construction, or other reasons, which can force riders to take detours, leading to confusion or dangerous driving conditions. Unmarked Barriers: Barriers placed on restricted roads may not be well-lit or visible at night, increasing the chance of collisions. 2. Poor Lighting: Many service roads are not well-lit, especially in rural or less populated areas. This can reduce visibility and make it difficult to see road hazards like potholes, debris, or animals. 3. Unpredictable Traffic: Heavy Vehicle Movement: Nighttime traffic may include more heavy trucks and buses, and these larger vehicles could dominate the road, especially on highways. Slow-Moving Vehicles or Two-Wheelers Without Lights: Some vehicles may be improperly lit or moving slowly, which can pose a risk for fast-moving motorbikes. 4. Animals Crossing: Stray animals, especially dogs or cows, are common on Indian highways and service roads. At night, spotting them in time can be difficult, increasing the risk of accidents. 5. Fatigue and Reduced Alertness: Riding long distances at night can cause fatigue, reducing reaction times and increasing the likelihood of accidents. Night riding requires heightened concentration, and tiredness can be dangerous. 6. Limited Road Infrastructure: Narrow Roads: Service roads tend to be narrower and less maintained than the main highway. Nighttime riding can magnify the risks of encountering bad road conditions or sharp turns. 7. Security Concerns: Some parts of the service road may not have regular police patrolling or emergency services nearby, making it risky in case of breakdowns or accidents. In summary, night riding on this route presents several risks related to visibility, road conditions, traffic, and potential restrictions. It's crucial to plan ahead, use proper safety gear, stay alert, and consider alternate, safer routes if possible.

The terms expressway and highway both refer to major roads designed for the efficient movement of vehicles, but they differ in design, access, and purpose. Expressway: Controlled Access: Typically, expressways have controlled access, meaning entry and exit points are limited to designated on-ramps and off-ramps. There are no direct connections to other roads, businesses, or driveways. Higher Speeds: They are designed for high-speed travel, usually with no traffic signals or intersections. Divided Lanes: Expressways often have physically separated lanes for opposing directions of traffic. Multi-lane: They usually consist of multiple lanes in each direction, allowing for higher traffic volumes. Toll Roads: Some expressways are tolled, requiring users to pay for their use. Example: Many freeways or interstates in the U.S., like the Interstate Highway System, are expressways. Highway: General Term: A highway is a broader term for any major public road. It can include both controlled-access roads (like expressways) and roads with regular intersections. Mixed Access: Highways can have a combination of controlled access (like expressways) or unrestricted access with intersections, traffic lights, and direct access to businesses or homes. Varied Speeds: Speeds on highways vary widely, from slow urban highways to faster rural highways. May Not Have Divided Lanes: Highways can have either undivided or divided lanes, depending on the type of highway. Examples: U.S. Highways or state highways, like U.S. Route 66, which often pass through cities and towns. Key Differences: Access: Expressways have controlled access with fewer entry/exit points, while highways can have various types of access points, including local streets. Speed: Expressways generally support higher speeds due to uninterrupted flow, while highways may include slower segments due to traffic lights or intersections.

Elephants are remarkable animals with highly developed senses, which they use to navigate their environment, find food, communicate, and interact with their social groups. Here's how they use each of their senses: 1. **Sight**: Elephants have good eyesight, especially in daylight. They can see in color and are able to discern various shades, which helps them in identifying fruits and foliage. Their eyesight is less effective at night, but they rely on other senses to compensate. 2. **Hearing**: Elephants have excellent hearing and can detect sounds over long distances. Their large ears not only help with hearing but also aid in regulating body temperature. Elephants can communicate with each other using low-frequency sounds (infrasound) that are below the range of human hearing, which can travel several kilometers. 3. **Smell**: The sense of smell is one of the most important senses for elephants. Their trunk is a powerful olfactory tool, which they use to detect food, water, and the scent of other animals, including potential predators or members of their herd. They can also detect pheromones, which play a role in communication, particularly in mating. 4. **Touch**: Elephants are highly tactile animals. Their trunks are incredibly sensitive and are used to explore objects, comfort other elephants, and even show affection. They also use their trunks and bodies to engage in social bonding through touch, such as gently wrapping their trunks around each other. 5. **Taste**: Elephants use their sense of taste to select the most nutritious and palatable food. They often combine taste with smell to ensure they are consuming safe and beneficial vegetation. These senses work together to help elephants survive and thrive in their environments, making them one of the most adaptable and intelligent species in the animal kingdom.

I have noticed that😊

Hey will u reached Agra???

Superb 👌

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Ye unki shadi main nachane keliye gaya hoga 😅😅

Bhediya shadi karte hai 😅😂😂😂

Direction Link From Kabini to Ooty Via Nagarhole Tiger Reserve to Bandipur National Park to Mudumalai Tiger Reserve : maps.app.goo.gl/5nP2yTRwh4nGPvXP9

Direction Link From Kabini to Ooty Via Nagarhole Tiger Reserve to Bandipur National Park to Mudumalai Tiger Reserve : maps.app.goo.gl/5nP2yTRwh4nGPvXP9

Jim Corbett park to Express highway ban chuka he har koi dikhata he.

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Kanyakumari sunset view point.

Not sunrise not sunset

First viewer first like Atul Bhai love from jumshedpur jharkhand❤❤❤

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மிக அழகாக உள்ளது. மிக ஆழமான பகுதி. அழகும் ஆபத்தும் நிறைந்த பகுதி.

Shot had been taken from 3-4 KM Far from point of take off.

True😊😊I love my India ❤❤

Can u share details. Pls

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Yuvraj Bhai ke mike to laga dete Bhai awaz clear nahi a rahi

Great footage

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How much does he charge

14 Km far from Kakanakote Safari Counter.

excellent

I would prefer to say “ Nature Lover”

Good video bro❤ But aapko aage baithna thaa kyun ki Yuvraj bhaiya jo bol rehe awaj theek se nehi aa raha…

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Very nice video 🎉

hi-uuseful trip-

Bravo!fantastic sharing!Atul. 🔥

Subscribed bhai👍 love from Rohtak( Haryana) Keep making good content

Looks impressive

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