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Acquatic animals fit for human consumption are:  
 
Acquatic animals fit for human consumption are:  
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The tortoise (Chelonia), the crab (Brachyura), the fish (Pisces), the estuarine crocodile, the whale (Cetacea), the pearl oyster (Margaritifera), the snails (Gastropoda), the cat-fish, the gangetic ''garial'' (Crocodylus porosus), the sus or gangetic dolphin (Delphinus gangetica) and the ''magar'' (Neomeris phocaenoides), the great Indian crocodile (Sea monster) —these are the aquatic animals [in the group of edible meat] [40]
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The tortoise (Chelonia), the crab (Brachyura), the fish (Pisces), the estuarine crocodile, the whale (Cetacea), the pearl oyster (Margaritifera), the snails (Gastropoda), the cat-fish, the gangetic ''garial'' (Crocodylus porosus), the sus or gangetic dolphin (Delphinus gangetica) and the ''magar'' (Neomeris phocaenoides), the great Indian crocodile (Sea monster) —these are the aquatic animals (in the group of edible meat) [40]
    
वक्ष्यन्तेवारिचारिणः।
 
वक्ष्यन्तेवारिचारिणः।
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The following are the acquatic creatures that are fit for human consumption:
 
The following are the acquatic creatures that are fit for human consumption:
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The swan (Cygnus olor), the demoiselle crane (Anthropoides virgo), crane/ ''balaka'' (Ardea nivea), the goliath heron (ardea goliath), the goose (Anser albifrons), the pelican (Pelicanus onocrotalus), the skimmer or scissor bill (Rynchops), the lily trotter (Ardea sibirica), the curlew/ keshari (Oedicnemus crepitans), the oyster-catcher (Haematopus ostralegus), the snake-bird (''Mrinalakantha'', Plotus anhinga), the little cormorant (''madgu'', Phalacrocorax pygmeus), greylag goose (''kadamba'', anser anser), the common river tern (''Kakatundaka'', Sterna hirundo), mallard(''utkosha'', Anas platyrhynchos), the white-eyed pochard (''Pundarikaksha'', Nyroca ferina), the trumpeter swan (''megharava'', Cygnus buccinators), the moorhen (''ambukukkuti'', Gallinula chloropus), the cobbler’s owl bird or avocet (''ara'', Recurvirostra avosetta), the flamingo/nandimukha (Phoenicopterus roseus), the little grebe/ vati (Podiceps ruficellis) or the laughing gull/ Sumukha (Anas galericulata), petrel/ Sahacharin (Oceanitidae), common teal/ rohini (Anas crecca),tropic bird/Kamakali (Phaethon rubricauda), Indian crane/ sarasa (Megalornis grus), the purple heron/raktashirshaka (Ardea purpurea), and the ruddy shel-duck/ Chakravaka (Anas sp.) [41-44]
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The swan (Cygnus olor), the demoiselle crane (Anthropoides virgo), crane/ ''balaka'' (Ardea nivea), the goliath heron (ardea goliath), the goose (Anser albifrons), the pelican (Pelicanus onocrotalus), the skimmer or scissor bill (Rynchops), the lily trotter (Ardea sibirica), the curlew/ keshari (Oedicnemus crepitans), the oyster-catcher (Haematopus ostralegus), the snake-bird (''Mrinalakantha'', Plotus anhinga), the little cormorant (''madgu'', Phalacrocorax pygmeus), greylag goose (''kadamba'', anser anser), the common river tern (''Kakatundaka'', Sterna hirundo), mallard(''utkosha'', Anas platyrhynchos), the white-eyed pochard (''Pundarikaksha'', Nyroca ferina), the trumpeter swan (''megharava'', Cygnus buccinators), the moorhen (''ambukukkuti'', Gallinula chloropus), the cobbler’s owl bird or avocet (''ara'', Recurvirostra avosetta), the flamingo (''nandimukha'', Phoenicopterus roseus), the little grebe (''vati'', Podiceps ruficellis) or the laughing gull (''Sumukha'', Anas galericulata), petrel (''Sahacharin'', Oceanitidae), common teal (''rohini'', Anas crecca),tropic bird (''Kamakali'', Phaethon rubricauda), Indian crane (sarasa, Megalornis grus), the purple heron (''raktashirshaka'', Ardea purpurea), and the ruddy shel-duck(''Chakravaka'', Anas sp.) [41-44]
 
      
पृषतःशरभोरामःश्वदंष्ट्रोमृगमातृका।
 
पृषतःशरभोरामःश्वदंष्ट्रोमृगमातृका।
 
शशोरणौकुरङ्गश्चगोकर्णःकोट्टकारकः॥४५॥
 
शशोरणौकुरङ्गश्चगोकर्णःकोट्टकारकः॥४५॥
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चारुष्कोहरिणैणौचशम्बरःकालपुच्छकः।
 
चारुष्कोहरिणैणौचशम्बरःकालपुच्छकः।
 
ऋष्यश्चवरपोतश्चविज्ञेयाजाङ्गलामृगाः॥४६॥
 
ऋष्यश्चवरपोतश्चविज्ञेयाजाङ्गलामृगाः॥४६॥
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pr̥ṣataḥ śarabhō rāmaḥ śvadaṁṣṭrō mr̥gamātr̥kā|  
 
pr̥ṣataḥ śarabhō rāmaḥ śvadaṁṣṭrō mr̥gamātr̥kā|  
 
śaśōraṇau kuraṅgaśca gōkarṇaḥ kōṭṭakārakaḥ||45||  
 
śaśōraṇau kuraṅgaśca gōkarṇaḥ kōṭṭakārakaḥ||45||  
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cāruṣkō hariṇaiṇau ca śambaraḥ kālapucchakaḥ|  
 
cāruṣkō hariṇaiṇau ca śambaraḥ kālapucchakaḥ|  
 
r̥ṣyaśca varapōtaśca vijñēyā jāṅgalā mr̥gāḥ||46||  
 
r̥ṣyaśca varapōtaśca vijñēyā jāṅgalā mr̥gāḥ||46||  
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pRuShataH SaraBo rAmaH SvadaMShTro mRugamAtRukA|
 
pRuShataH SaraBo rAmaH SvadaMShTro mRugamAtRukA|
 
SaSoraNau kura~ggaSca gokarNaH koTTakArakaH||45||
 
SaSoraNau kura~ggaSca gokarNaH koTTakArakaH||45||
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cAruShko hariNaiNau ca SambaraH kAlapucCakaH|
 
cAruShko hariNaiNau ca SambaraH kAlapucCakaH|
 
RuShyaSca varapotaSca vij~jeyA jA~ggalA mRugAH||46||
 
RuShyaSca varapotaSca vij~jeyA jA~ggalA mRugAH||46||
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Some of the wild antelopes (or “jangala animals) that are fit for human consumption are:
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Some of the wild antelopes (or ''jangala'' animals) that are fit for human consumption are:
The chital or spotted deer/prisata (Cervus axis), the elk or wapiti/sharabha (Cervus canadensis), kashmir red deer/ rama (Cervus elaphus), the mouse deer/ Shadamshtra (Tragulus meminna), red deer / mrigamatrika (Cervus elaphus), the hare or rabbit/ shasha (Leporidae), the oorial or wild sheep /urana (Ovis vignei), the Indian antelope /kuranga (Antilope cervicapra), the cow-eared deer /gokarna (Antilope picta), the Indian muntjak or barking deer/kottakaraka (Cervus muntjae), the gazelle/charushka (Gazelle bennetti), the black or Indian antelope/Harina (Antilope cervicapra), fawn deer /ena (Cervus rusa), the Indian sambhar/sambhara (Cervus unicolor), the black-tailed deer/kalapucchaka (odocoilus), the musk deer and the small antelope/varapota (Antilope cervicapra).[45-46]
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The ''chital'' or spotted deer(''prisata'', Cervus axis), the elk or wapiti/sharabha (Cervus canadensis), kashmir red deer/ rama (Cervus elaphus), the mouse deer/ Shadamshtra (Tragulus meminna), red deer / mrigamatrika (Cervus elaphus), the hare or rabbit/ shasha (Leporidae), the oorial or wild sheep /urana (Ovis vignei), the Indian antelope /kuranga (Antilope cervicapra), the cow-eared deer /gokarna (Antilope picta), the Indian muntjak or barking deer/kottakaraka (Cervus muntjae), the gazelle/charushka (Gazelle bennetti), the black or Indian antelope/Harina (Antilope cervicapra), fawn deer /ena (Cervus rusa), the Indian sambhar/sambhara (Cervus unicolor), the black-tailed deer/kalapucchaka (odocoilus), the musk deer and the small antelope/varapota (Antilope cervicapra).[45-46]
    
लावोवर्तीरकश्चैववार्तीकःसकपिञ्जलः।
 
लावोवर्तीरकश्चैववार्तीकःसकपिञ्जलः।

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