The Sri Lankan jungle fowl (Gallus lafayettii) is an endemic species of Sri Lanka and is found only on this island in the world. It is a large and colorful gallus breed. It has a large red comb and brightly colored feathers. The tail feathers of males are quite long.
This species usually lives in tropical forests, especially high altitude forests. They prefer to live mostly on the ground and feed on seeds, insects and other small invertebrates. Their populations may be threatened by habitat loss and hunting.
Sri Lankan jungle fowl are an important part of Sri Lanka's biodiversity and require various efforts to ensure their conservation. Conservation of this species is attempted through measures such as protection of natural habitats and sustainable hunting practices.
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