Hongyan is a national protected animal, and the bird is a national protected animal

I heard that it is a national second-class protected animal.

Falconiformes include all birds of prey except owls and are day-active birds of prey. Falconiformes are mostly solitary, have a strong ability to fly, and are also one of the animals with the best eyesight. Unlike other birds, females tend to be larger than males.

There are 4-5 families in the order Falconformes, and 2-3 families in our country. All falconiformes birds in China are national key protected wild animals. Falconiformes are at the top of the food chain among birds, which is of great ecological significance, and many birds of Falciformes are also considered to have good qualities such as courage and fortitude, so the national birds of many countries are Falconiformes.

The tiger is a rare and endangered species, listed as a CITES Appendix protected animal under the Washington Convention and endangered on the IUCN Red List.

The South China tiger, which was included in the CITES Appendix Protected List in 1981, is one of the top ten endangered animals in China.

1. The national first-class protected animal, the red species list is critically endangered and extinct in the wild.

Siberian tiger, listed on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species 2015 Endangered (EN). Listed in the CITES protected animal of the Washington Convention.

Among them, the Siberian tiger is listed on the 2011 International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species and the CITES protected animal under the Washington Convention.

The South China tiger is listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as one of the top 10 critically endangered species.

Tiger (scientific name: Panthera Tigris ; English name: tiger).

big cats; The coat is light yellow or brownish-yellow, full of black horizontal stripes; The head is round, the ears are short, the back of the ears is black, and there is a white spot that is very prominent; The limbs are strong and powerful; The tail is thick and long, with black rings, and the tail end is black.

Due to human hunting and habitat fragmentation in the wild, tigers have become a rare and endangered species, and are listed as CITES Appendix protected animals under the Washington Convention and endangered on the IUCN Red List. According to the 2016 survey, there are 3,890 tigers in the wild worldwide.

The Siberian tiger and the South China tiger are both national first-class protected animals, and I don't know about the other tigers. China is nothing more than that, and a search on the Internet will definitely give you the answer.

All are protected animals.

Among them, macaques, which reproduce faster than mice, are also second-class protected animals, which is really ridiculous like Qianling Mountain, Wulongkou, these places where macaques are flooded, should develop amusement projects to kill macaques, tourists can use bows and arrows, machetes and other tools to torture and kill macaques for fun. Competitions can also be held to see who can gouge out the most macaque eyes in the shortest time, or scratch the skin of the most macaques, and see who can take the monkey's brain alive with his bare hands.

Depending on the species, the lowest is also a second-class protected animal. The details are as follows:

First-class protected animals: golden snub-nosed monkey, bee monkey, bear monkey, Taiwan monkey, guinea tail monkey, langur, gibbon.

Level 2: Bob-tailed monkey, macaque, Tibetan chieftain.

Monkeys are protected animals by the state, why can monkeys be adopted by themselves.

Level 2 1, Introduction: Woodpecker is China's national second-class protected animal, its nickname is "forest doctor", it is a common resident bird, in China is widely distributed species are green woodpecker and spotted woodpecker.

2. Food: They feed on pests such as beetles, giddings, moths, bugs, etc., and can eat about 1,500 of them every day (need to be verified by ornithologists). Due to the large food quantity and wide range of woodpeckers, if a pair of woodpeckers inhabit a forest of 13 3 hectares, it can peck more than 90% of the gidding insects and more than 80% of the longhorn beetles in one winter.

3. Birds in the national second-class protected animals:

Horned, Rednecked, Pelican (all species), Boobies (all species), Cormorant, Rock Heron, Hainan Tabby Fish, Little Reed Fish, Painted Stork, White Ibis, White Spoonbill, Black-faced Spoonbill, Red-breasted Black Goose, White-fronted Goose, Swan (all species), Falcon (all species), Eagle (all but one type of eagle), Black Grouse, Willow Thunderbird, Rock Ptarmigan, Snow Pheasant, Red-bellied Horned Pheasant, Tibetan Horse Pheasant, Blue Horse Pheasant, Spoon Pheasant, White-crowned Long-tailed Pheasant (all species), Grey Crane, Demoiselle Crane, Long-legged Rail, Himetian Pheasant, Brown-backed Pheasant, Flower Pheasant, Little Greenshank, Grey Tern, Little Gull, Black Gulling, Black Duck Gull, Yellow-billed River Tern, Black-bellied Sandgrouse (all species), Black-chin dove (all species), Bar-tailed forest pigeon, Jay (all species), Owls (all species), Grey-throated pintail swift, Crested swift, Orange-breasted bite-eater, Black-breasted bee-eater, Green-throated bee-eater, Hornbill, White-bellied black woodpecker, Broad-billed bird, Crane-billed kingfisher, Parrotidae (all species), Little curlew, White-naped crane, Flower-tailed hazel grouse, Yellow-billed egret, Painted ibis, Black-necked cormorant, Eight-colored thrush (all species), Black ibis, Blue-eared kingfisher, cuckoo dove (all species), black-billed crested tern, copper-winged water pheasant, sandhill crane, black pheasant, sickle-winged pheasant, mandarin duck, snake eagle, sparrow.

Ordinary sheep do not belong to the national protected animals, but the Tibetan antelope is a national protected animal, and it is also a first-class animal.

= =！The Tibetan antelope is a national first-class protected animal. But the sheep you are talking about... It's a sheep that you can buy at the vegetable market, and it's not a protected animal.

It depends on what kind of sheep it is! The Tibetan antelope is a national first-class protected animal! Ordinary sheep is the meat in our bowl!

There are hundreds of species of sheep, and in the beginning, domestic sheep were generally protected animals in the wild.

Look what kind of sheep it is, ordinary sheep are not protected animals.

The Tibetan antelope is a national first-class key protected animal.

The one upstairs is not Han Chinese! Sheep can be said to be higher than you!! ~

That's national! Belly satiety animal!

Marmots are pests that damage grassland pastures on a large scale. When riding horses on the grassland, horses often step into marmot holes, causing horses to break their legs and cripple people.

The platypus is not extinct, and it is a key first-class protected animal in China, so everyone should love life and do not hunt small animals.

It's nothing, because there isn't any.

China's key first-class protected animals!

It is a first-class protected animal in China.

It is a first-class key protected animal in China.