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It is said that there are 12.5 lakh species, families, and births of aquatic five-sense beings (Jala-char Panchendriya Tiryanch) according to the Pragyapana. This is the description of aquatic five-sense beings. / 66. What are the terrestrial five-sense beings? Terrestrial five-sense beings are of two types. They are: quadruped terrestrial five-sense beings and serpentine terrestrial five-sense beings. / [66 Q.] What are the quadruped terrestrial five-sense beings? [66 A.] Quadruped terrestrial five-sense beings are said to be of four types. They are: 1. Eka-khura (one-hoofed), 2. Dwi-khura (two-hoofed), 3. Gandi-pada (having feet like a goldsmith's anvil), and 4. San-kha-pada (having feet with nails). / [70 Q.] What are the Eka-khura? [70 A.] Eka-khura are said to be of many types. They are: Asva (horse), Asvatara (mule), Ghotak (horse), Gadha (donkey), Gorakshara, Kandala, Sri-Kandala, and Avarta (recurring). All other beings of this type should be considered as Eka-khura terrestrial five-sense beings. / This is the description of Eka-khura. / [71 Q.] What are the Dwi-khura? [71 A.] Dwi-khura (two-hoofed) are said to be of many types. They are: Ustra (camel), Gau (cow and bull), Gavaya (blue bull), Roj, Pashu, Mahisha (buffalo), Mriga, Sambara, Varaha (pig), Aja (goat), Elak (goat or sheep), Ruru, Sarabha, Chamara (female camel), Kuranga, Gokarna, etc. / This is the description of Dwi-khura.