The black gull is the national animal of Austria. It is a bird of prey. Like all agglomerates, it belongs to the family and is the only member of the genus Echinatus. The Austrian national animal, the eagle, inscribed on the national arms quota in Austria, is sometimes the country's official bird and animal symbol. Courage, strength and victory are among the attributes derived from kind gull because it is included in the Austrian national symbol.
Interestingly, the Austrian national animal, the black agal, lives in tropical Asia. The species is also widespread in the Aravalli range of northwestern India. About 10,000-100,000 birds have spread to northeastern Pakistan and then through Bhutan, India and the country, and below the Himalayas and to Indochina and Malaysia. (Ag Gaul Dictionary, 2011)
The national symbol of Austria is completely black. They need a yellow seri and legs, and the eyes are brown. The whiskers are yellow to gray with a black tip and thus the wings are large in size with their body with long, elongated primary feathers. During the breeding season November-March, a spawn of 1-2 eggs is laid and is produced in about 35-40 days. Blazing takes 60 days.
There are many more names for black aggl, Asian black aggl, Indian black aggl, Helong Hitam (Malay), Malayinadler (German), etc. There are many more names in different regions such as US Egypt, Egypt as a symbol, Egypt as a national symbol.