SB 8.10.11

gṛdhraiḥ — on the backs of vultures ; kaṅkaiḥ — on the backs of eagles ; bakaiḥ — on the backs of ducks ; anye — others ; śyena — on the backs of hawks ; bhāsaiḥ — on the backs of bhāsas ; timiṅgilaiḥ — on the backs of big fish known as timiṅgilas ; śarabhaiḥ — on the backs of śarabhas ; mahiṣaiḥ — on the backs of buffalo ; khaḍgaiḥ — on the backs of rhinoceroses ; go — on the backs of cows ; vṛṣaiḥ — on the backs of bulls ; gavaya — aruṇaiḥ — on the backs of gavayas and aruṇas ; śivābhiḥ — on the backs of jackals ; ākhubhiḥ — on the backs of big rats ; kecit — some persons ; kṛkalāsaiḥ — on the backs of big lizards ; śaśaiḥ — on the backs of big rabbits ; naraiḥ — on the backs of human beings ; bastaiḥ — on the backs of goats ; eke — some ; kṛṣṇa — sāraiḥ — on the backs of black deer ; haṁsaiḥ — on the backs of swans ; anye — others ; ca — also ; sūkaraiḥ — on the backs of boars ; anye — others ; jala — sthala — khagaiḥ — animals moving on the water, on land and in the sky ; sattvaiḥ — by creatures being used as vehicles ; vikṛta — are deformed ; vigrahaiḥ — by such animals whose bodies ; senayoḥ — of the two parties of soldiers ; ubhayoḥ — of both ; rājan — O King ; viviśuḥ — entered ; te — all of them ; agrataḥ agrataḥ — going forward face to face .