The Golden Bladderwort: Suspended Aquatic Carnivorous of Odisha

Bon appétit !!

!! Aroma of Bladder !! Prey excited !! Enzymes Start the Work !! Digestion !! Golden Bladderwort Happy !!

The Golden Bladderwort: Suspended Aquatic Carnivorous of Odisha
(Utricularia aurea Lour.)
Family: Lentibulariaceae
Status: need population inventory
Its native distribution ranges from India to Japan and Australia.
Bladderworts are unique in that the underwater leaves bear small oval “bladders” that trap and digest small aquatic creatures. Bladderworts are only big enough to eat small animals such as: paramecium, amoeba, water fleas, aquatic worms and mosquito larvae.

Panu Behera: The Man behind the conservation of Peacocks

On 5th April, 2016, We were going to Mundli for the survey of flora and fauna as well as to feel the charm of Birds of Mundli. On the way, suddenly, we saw a flock of Peacocks and we were on cloud nine and took out our cameras. We captured some photos of peacocks. After 2 minutes an old man came to us and greeted. We asked him about the peacocks and he started to tell us a story. Usually he feeds them "Gulgula". We appeal that, if anyone  passes through the Mundli-Naraj Road, please stay a moment and generously provide a helping hand  for the conservation of peacocks.