Protecting beneficial small animals, what are the small animals we want to protect

Frogs eat snakes, geckos eat mosquitoes, cats catch mice, etc.

Here are some of the critters that need to be protected:

Pandas: Pandas are a national treasure in China, and because they are very scarce, they need our attention and protection.

Dolphins: Dolphins are nature's treasures, their intelligence and cuteness make them beloved by people, but they need to be protected because they are threatened by human activities.

Giraffes: Giraffes are adorable animals, but because their habitat is being severely damaged by human activities, they need our protection.

Polar bears: Polar bears are large bears, and due to the impact of climate change and human activities, their habitat is under threat and needs our protection.

Black-faced spoonbill: The black-faced spoonbill is one of the world's most endangered birds, and its population is declining due to habitat destruction and illegal harvesting, among other reasons, and needs our protection.

Red-breasted Black Goose: The red-breasted black goose is declining in population due to migratory hunting and habitat destruction, and needs our protection.

In addition to the animals mentioned above, there are many other wild animals that also need our protection. In order to protect wildlife, we can take some actions, such as buying eco-friendly products, participating in eco-friendly activities, supporting wildlife conservation organizations, etc.

There are many small animals that we want to protect, such as frogs, birds, puppies, cats or squirrels.

Some of the little animals we see every day are worth protecting, because they are very cute, right?

There are so many birds, cats, dogs, frogs, snakes, and all kinds of wild animals.

Protecting little lives:

2. There are many sellers of field chickens. The pheasant, also known as the "frog", is an old friend of mankind, so we should not only not eat it, but also tell everyone to love it.

3. At present, the harm to birds occurs from time to time, resulting in many birds being homeless, we should make some nests for birds, so that they can settle down and make greater contributions to human beings.

4. If we encounter small animals on the road, we should do "three nos": no intimidation, no strike, and no capture.

5. If we pick up or find rare wild animals, we should report them to the neighborhood committee, school and relevant departments in time.

The State Forestry Administration held a "Video Conference on Strengthening Wildlife Protection Law Enforcement" to urgently deploy all localities to quickly carry out wildlife protection law enforcement actions, requiring that the current efforts should be made from five aspects to effectively strengthen wildlife protection law enforcement.

Zhang Jianlong, deputy director of the bureau, demanded that forestry authorities at all levels conscientiously perform their duties, actively coordinate with relevant departments, take swift action, intensify law enforcement on wildlife protection, form a high-pressure situation, and comprehensively curb and severely crack down on illegal and criminal activities that destroy wildlife resources.