Wild animals under national key protection are divided into several levels

The List of Wild Animals under National Key Protection is a list of rare and endangered wild animals under national key protection.

There are two levels of protection, which are level and level.

The promulgation of the List has raised the protection of these wild animals to the level of law, and anyone who violates the relevant laws and regulations (such as killing or reselling wild animals listed in the list) will be punished by law.

First-class key protected wild animals (such as giant pandas, golden snub-nosed monkeys, gibbons, white-sided dolphins, Chinese sturgeons, etc.) and second-class key protected wild animals (such as macaques, black bears, golden cats, red deer, yellow sheep, swans, hawksbill turtles, Wenchang fish, etc.).

Country One, Country Two.

Three haves, provincial focus.

Country 1 and Country 2, there can only be one.

But the three and the country and the province can focus on the bottle.

However, there must be more than 20 of them in order to be called serious and criminal.

No, it can only be administrative.

But you have to pay attention to the seriousness of the circumstances, not necessarily referring to the number of animals.

And the provincial focus does not matter at all, because you are the first or second of the country, and the provincial focus is useless at all.

However, the provincial focus is not at all not the first and second existence of the country.

Wild animals under national key protection are divided into Class I and Class II. In addition, the specific division of aquatic and terrestrial animals has been made, and the specific types that are under the responsibility of the fishery and forestry administrative departments have been clarified.

In February 2021, after the adjustment of the List of Wild Animals under National Key Protection, a total of 980 species and 8 categories of wild animals were listed, including 234 species and 1 category of wild animals under national first-class protection, and 746 species and 7 categories of wild animals under national second-class protection.

In terms of management system, 686 species of the above-mentioned species are managed by the forestry and grassland department according to terrestrial wild animals, and 294 species and 8 species are managed by the fishery department according to aquatic wild animals.

The difference between Class I and Class II wildlife:

1. The quantity is different.

First-class protected animals: The survival of national first-class protected animals is very small, the species are rare, and most of them are on the verge of extinction.

Second-class protected animals: The survival of national second-class protected animals is a little more than that of first-class animals, and they are not too rare and mysterious.

2. The degree of protection is different.

Class 1 protected animals: The penalties for arresting and hunting Class 1 protected animals will be more severe, the regulations will be different, and the protection measures will be more thorough.

Class II protected animals: The penalties are slightly lighter than those for Class I protected animals, and the protection measures are not as strict as those for Class I animals.

3. Different grades.

First-class protected animals: It has the highest level among the national protected animals and is strictly protected by the law.

First-class protected animals: It ranks second among the national protected animals, and the first-class protected animals are slightly lower.