Question

explain the rock painting' a
roaring animal of Bhimbetka '​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Answer: Roaring Animal, Bhimbetka : In this painting, a wild beast (bison) is shown raging and attacking a man. He has overpowered him as he has now surrendered and is lying on the ground. This could be the hunting scene where the beast has acted in defence because there are other human figures also surrounding it.15

Answer 2

Explain the rock painting' a roaring animal of Bhimbetka'.

• A angry animal (bison) is depicted in this painting by Bhimbetka as it charges towards a man. He has defeated him because he has now submitted and is on the ground.
• Due to the presence of additional human people encircling the beast, it may be the hunting scene where the animal reacted defensively. A deep, resonant vocalisation used by animals is called a roar. For purposes including long-distance communication and intimidation, several mammals have evolved to emit roars and other roar-like vocalisations. There are several different kinds of big cats, bears, pinnipeds, bovids, deer, elephants, and simians among them.
• The prehistoric artist depicted his natural way of life in this painting with ferocious beasts and stunning birds. These paintings' colours were created using a mixture of manganese, hematite (a soft red stone), and wood charcoal. A guy is being attacked by a wild animal (a bison) in this picture.
• He has defeated him, as evidenced by the fact that he has now submitted and is on the ground. Because there are other human figures surrounding the beast, it may be the hunting scene where the animal acted in self-defense.

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