What exactly is the legendary experience of the elk

Peculiar appearance Four not like life habits Herbivorous mammals, low fecundity Legendary experience of exile abroad, return to the motherland.

The first paragraph (1) describes the Dafeng Elk Nature Reserve with the largest elk herd in the world, and the second paragraph (2-4) specifically describes the elk's foreign surname and living habits, and the third paragraph (5-70) describes the legendary experience of the elk going through hardships and finally returning to the motherland.

Habits: Herbivorous mammal, horns are changed every two years, often foraging in the water standing trekking and diving, the fur is brownish-red in summer and brownish-gray in winter, its natural fertility is low.

Legendary experience: More than 3,000 years ago, there were elk in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in the Yellow River, which gradually decreased in the Han Dynasty and disappeared. In 1865, 120 were found in the southern suburbs of Beijing, and dozens were then stolen to Europe.

In 1900, the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded Beijing, and the last elk was doomed. Afterward. Only the 18 elk raised in the private villa of Befort in England are growing well and are reproducing rapidly.

In 1967, the number of elk reached 400, and today there are 2,000.

In August 1986, 39 elk from seven zoos in the UK returned.

The natural fertility of elk is low, and females have a longer gestation period than other deer species, more than nine and a half months, and only one litter per litter. Male fawns grow horns at the age of two* and horns are fully developed at the age of six.

The elk's story is legendary. According to scientists, as early as more than 3,000 years ago, there were elk in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River in China, but after the Han Dynasty, they gradually decreased, and then disappeared. In 1865, 120 elk were discovered in the southern suburbs of Beijing and introduced to the world.

Subsequently, dozens of elk were stolen to Europe and exhibited in zoos in London, Paris and Berlin. In 1900, the "Eight-Nation Alliance" invaded Beijing, and the last herd of elk suffered misfortune, some were killed, and some were loaded onto ships heading west. Since then, the elk has been almost extinct in the country.

Later, most of the elk in exile died one after another, and only the 18 elk raised by the British Duke of Befort in the private villa of Ubang Temple Zoo grew well and multiplied rapidly. By 1967, the number of elk had increased to more than 400 and were exported to other countries. To date, the total number of elk in the world is estimated to be more than 2,000.

In August 1986, with the efforts of the World Wide Society for Nature and the Ministry of Forestry of China, 39 elk selected from seven zoos in the United Kingdom returned to their hometown and were sent to Dafeng Elk Nature Reserve for stocking. Since then, the elk have ended their life of wandering and wandering overseas for more than half a century, and have begun a new life of returning to their homeland and nature. Today, this group of rare animals is breeding and thriving on the land of their homeland.

Time Legendary Experience.

More than 3,000 years ago, there were elk in China, and China is the homeland of elk.

After the Han Dynasty, it gradually decreased and disappeared.

In 1865, 120 elk were again found in the southern suburbs of Beijing.

In 1900, the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded Beijing, and the elk suffered a tragic fate and almost disappeared in the country.

In 1967, elk breed in a foreign land.

1986 Returned to his hometown, multiplied, and thrived.

1 tragic misfortune, extinct in the country.

2. Wandered abroad, and some of them multiplied rapidly.

3. Return to the homeland and nature.

It is recorded in the history of the emperor that Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty went hunting in the field and shot a male elk, and the attendants cut off the elk antler with a knife and obtained a bowl of blood with a wooden bowl.

Qianlong loved elk all his life, and wrote many poems and short essays about elk, such as: "The years are deep, and elk are friends." and "Elk Horn Commentary", etc.

Emperor Qianlong inherited the practice of the previous emperors and protected the elk in the royal garden, so that the incense of the elk has been passed down from generation to generation and continues to this day.

Elk has a long and mysterious history. It seems to have come out of a myth, and Jiang Ziya's mount in "Fengshen Bang" is it. Scientific research also tells us that as early as more than 3,000 years ago, there were elk in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River in China.

What makes people's eyes wide is that after the Han Dynasty, the number of elk gradually decreased, and then disappeared. However, in 1865, another 120 elk were found in the southern suburbs of Beijing. One can't help but ask, after the Han Dynasty, what was the reason for the gradual decline or even the disappearance of the elk population?

For quite a long time, what did the elk go to? How did these 120 elk survive? All these questions add to the mystery of the elk.

The legend of the elk also lies in the talent alien. The horns are like a deer, the face is like a horse, the hooves are like an ox, and the tail is like a donkey, strange but not strange. Although it belongs to the deer family, it is different from other deer species in various structures.

The horn shape of the elk is unique among cervids – when standing, the tips of the antlers point backwards, while the tips of the horns of other deer point forward. The tail of the elk is the longest of the cervids. Elk have wide hooves and are light and agile in their movements.

And so on. In my impression, deer are always insulated from water. Elk just like to live in swampy and tidal areas. They often stand, trek, and dive in the water.

Foraging, even in the middle of winter. I have the impression that cervids should have no problems with reproduction. Elk are just like pandas, their natural fertility is very low, and the gestation period of female deer is longer than that of other deer, more than 9 and a half months, and only one litter per litter.

The bumpy encounter is the biggest legend of the elk. After the discovery of 20 heads in 1865, they were first stolen and shipped abroad. Later, when the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded, the elk was killed and transported until it disappeared in China.

Fate seems to have doomed the elk to leave their homeland and be displaced.

Most of the elk that have been displaced abroad have died one after another. Only the 18 elk raised by the British Duke of Befort in the private villa of the Ubang Temple Zoo are growing well and are rapidly multiplying. They became the ancestors of the more than 1,000 elk that exist today.

In August 1986, after many efforts, 39 elk from the United Kingdom finally set foot on their way home, came to the Dafeng Elk Nature Reserve, and began a new life of returning to their homeland and nature.

overall, more than 3,000 years ago: Elk were found in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the Yellow River.

After the Han Dynasty: it gradually decreased, and then disappeared.

1865: 120 elk were found in the southern suburbs of Beijing, and dozens of elk were stolen to other countries.

1900: The "Eight-Nation Alliance" invaded Beijing, and the last herd of elk was almost extinct in the country.

1967: The number of elk increased to more than 400 and was exported to various countries.

1986: 39 elk returned home.

In 1865, the French missionary and naturalist Father Armand David, discovered this strange animal while investigating the flora and fauna of southern Beijing, which was the first time that the world learned about the elk from a scholarly perspective. In the decades that followed, live elk were transported out of China and to the West. At this time, the elk in zoos in some European countries are facing the threat of extinction due to changes in the ecological environment.

The 11th Duke of Bedford, who loves animals and plants, bought all 18 elk raised in zoos in Paris, Berlin, Cologne, Antwerp and other places, and kept them in his lush Ubang Temple manor. After careful care and free-range, these 18 elk gradually multiplied.

In 1894, the Yongding River overflowed, breaking through the walls of Nanyuan, and the escaped elk became the food of the hungry people. By 1900, the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded Beijing, and almost all the elk in Nanyuan were killed. Some were shipped to various parts of Europe.

It is said that only one pair remained, kept in a royal palace, and later transferred to the Ten Thousand Animal Garden (now Beijing Zoo), also died. So far, the elk, a special animal in China, has become completely extinct in China. The elk raised in the Ubang Temple Manor have become the only elk herd in the world.

Chinese want to see their own special animals, so they have to run abroad.

1865 120 elk were found and the importance of protecting wildlife was felt.

In 1900, it was almost extinct, in 1967 more than 400 were left in England, and in 1986, 39 returned to their homeland.

The Sujiao version of the sixth grade book 17 lessons "Elk" is available, find it yourself.

The elk's story is legendary. According to scientists, as early as more than 3,000 years ago, there were elk in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River in China, but they gradually decreased after the Han Dynasty, and later disappeared. In 1865, 120 elk were discovered in the southern suburbs of Beijing and introduced to the world, and then dozens of elk were sent to Europe and exhibited in zoos in London, Paris, Berlin and other zoos.

In 1900, when the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded Beijing, the last herd of elk was tragically rained, some were killed, and some were not loaded onto the westbound steamer, and the elk were almost extinct in the country. Later, most of the elk that were exiled abroad died one after another, and only the 18 elk raised in the zoo in the private villa of the British Duke of Befort in Ubon were growing well and rapidly multiplied until 1967, when the number of elk here had increased to more than 400 and were exported to various countries. To date, the total number of elk in the world is estimated to be more than 2,000.

In August 1986, with the efforts of the World Wide Society for Nature and the Ministry of Forestry of China, 39 people selected from seven zoos in the United Kingdom returned to their hometowns and were sent to the Dafeng Elk Nature Reserve for stocking. Since then, they have ended their life of wandering and wandering overseas for more than half a century, and have begun a new life of returning to their homeland and nature. Today, this group of rare animals is breeding and thriving on the land of their homeland.

According to scientists, as early as more than 3,000 years ago, there were elk in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River in China, but after the Han Dynasty, they gradually decreased and then disappeared. In 1865, 120 elk were discovered in the southern suburbs of Beijing and introduced to the world, and dozens of elk were stolen to Europe and exhibited in zoos in London, Paris, and Berlin. In 1900, the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded Beijing, and the last herd of elk suffered misfortune, and since then, the elk have been almost extinct in the country.

Only the 18 elk raised by the Duke of Befort in his private villa, the Ubang Temple Zoo, grew well and multiplied rapidly. By 1967, the number of elk had grown to more than 400 and was rapidly exported to other countries. To date, there are more than 2,000 elk in the world.

In 1986, with the efforts of the World Wide Society for Nature and the Ministry of Forestry of China, 39 elk selected from seven zoos in the United Kingdom returned to their hometowns. It was sent to the Dafeng Elk Nature Reserve for stocking.

I'm sorry I can't help you. Because I don't understand at all what you're writing about!

This is because:

Elk appeared in China more than 3,000 years ago, but disappeared after the Han Dynasty;

In modern times, especially in 1900, the elk was stolen and killed by foreign invaders, and lived a life of exile overseas;

In 1986, the elk returned to their homeland with the efforts of all parties and began to thrive on the soil of their homeland.

1. It first appeared in our country, but it is almost extinct in China.

2 After being exiled in a foreign land, they died one after another, and only bred rapidly in private zoos in England and exported to other countries.

3. Due to the importance of our country, elk return to their homeland and thrive on the land of the motherland.

Isn't it legendary that the elk disappeared from a few elk, then were stolen to Europe, and were slaughtered by the Eight-Nation Alliance, and then loaded onto a ship heading west, and only returned to their homeland in 1986.

1. It can survive in the snow in winter.

2. Its horns are a bit peculiar.

3. Its skin is relatively thick. 886

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