Birds of a species belonging to Rostratula (Rustratula) belonging to Rostratulidae (Rastratulidae) or Raghu Changa Rostratulidae (Rastratulidae) or Raghu Raga (Rostratula) of the Bangla ranchagaga (scientific name: Rostratula benghalensis) (English: The scientific name of Bangla Rangachagara means the Great Chancellor of Bengal (Greek: Latin: rostratus = gross scale, benghalensis = Bengal).Birds are found in many countries of Asia and Africa, besides Bangladesh, India. Their habitat is spread over a vast area around the world, about 24 million square kilometers.Over the past few decades, their number has decreased, but has not reached alarming levels. That's why I U. C. N. This species is declared a Least Concern or the least dangerous. [1] This species is preserved under the Wildlife Act of Bangladesh. [3] The number of adult circulation in the world is estimated at 31,000-10,00,000.Previously the Australian members of this species were considered to be of the same species. On the basis of different physiological features and differences, these members have been named as a new species of Rostratula australis or Australian Ranchachaga in 2008. [1]DetailsBehavior and eating habitsReproductionDefenseReferences? A B C "Rostratula benghalensis". Home Page The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Retrieved 2009-04-10.? Reza Khan (2008). Birds of Bangladesh. Dhaka: The Bangla Academy. P. 74 ISBN 9840746901? K B C Jia Uddin Ahmed (Supra.) (2009). Bangladesh Plant And Animal Knowledge: Birds, Volume: 26 Dhaka: Asiatic Society of Bangladesh. Pg: 191 ISBn 9843000002860 | isbn = Test the value (help).? Sharif Khan (2008). Birds of Bangladesh. Dhaka: Divya Prakashan. P: 426 ISBN 9844833310? "Greater Painted-Snipe Rostratula benghalensis". BirdLife International Retrieved 2009-06-12.
