Zoological Museum/Bird of Paradise Folder

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49755943082_f97a644054_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49755078323_4e91dc8463_z.jpg ▌**INFO** . Can load about 20 sheets of A4 paper . The folder thickness is increased to 210um, and the texture is better (mostly 180um in the market) . The animal introduction is attached to the back of the outer bag, suitable for gifts and personal use ▌**Bird of Paradise** Birds of paradise, also known as birds of paradise and paradise birds, is a collective term for birds of the paradise family. According to the latest classification system, there are 41 species in the world. Most males have brightly colored feathers and gorgeous feathers. In 1522, Juan was sailing with the Spanish explorer Magellan. Elcano obtained several specimens of bird of paradise from a trading port in South Asia and brought them back to Europe. The bird of paradise is gorgeous in color and extremely elegant, and even the knowledgeable travellers are amazed by it. Due to the unique production methods of local indigenous people, the legs of these paradise bird specimens have been removed. European naturalists who don't know the truth are surprised by the beauty of this bird and mistakenly believe that these birds are born without legs. Europeans have called them "birds in paradise", while the Portuguese named the birds of paradise "birds of the sun"; they thought that the birds of paradise would only fly forward and never land forever, just like a bird hovering in heaven forever child. Until 1824, the naturalist Li Nei. Leysin personally collected specimens of the bird of paradise in the tropical jungle of New Guinea, only to overturn this misunderstanding, and the term "bird of paradise" is still in use today. Product name: Bird of Paradise file folder (1 entry) Size: 22x31cm Material: PP Origin: Taiwan ＊Please note that there may be a slight color difference between the product and the picture, which is normal printing and not a defect.＊