What wildlife are there in the countryside that are no longer visible?

In the past, the fields were full of shrimp and small fish, but now there is nothing left, a stagnant water. There wasn't even a bubbling, and there were only snakes left in the grass, only black snakes. Other snakes are very rare.

Bamboo chicken, also called muddy slippery, when I was a child, my native cat caught one, and then I never saw it again.

Cauliflower snakes, green snakes, white snakes, spiders that weave houses, small lizards running in the field, red dragonflies, hares, eagles, and so on, many of them were killed by medicine, and the rest ran away from food and ran away to other places.

The badger is gone, and the hometown is commonly known as the arch pig, which used to come to steal peanuts and sweet potatoes to eat, but now it is gone.

Weasels can't be seen, and I've heard someone say that a weasel steals chickens, but I've never seen it, and now no one says I've seen it.

Chinese betta fish, when I was a child, I had it in the river, and I caught it and raised it, but now there are no crabs in the river.

Wolves, badgers, chai wolves, foxes, wild beavers, yellow eagles, orioles, and the fish in the river are all gone. And the hare is gone.

The owl, which was only given to my grandmother when she was young, is commonly known as Oni Dongke, and it is no longer available when I was a child.

Kingfishers, we call them fish and finches, there were still there by the river when I was a child, and they flew around, but now they are gone.

The civets are no longer visible, and there used to be civet cats eating the crops, and the farmers still went to fetch them, but now there are none.

Hares, badgers, buffaloes, and many other rare birds are out of sight.

In the North China Plain, there are fewer rabbits, almost no to see, and the eagles are gone.

Henan Shangqiu, Huang Liuzi, set up no evil,

We don't have pheasants here, there used to be a lot of them, but now they don't.

I am from Henan, 2000 years ago we had elephants here, but now they are gone.

Tigers, lions are out of sight, there are no more in the villages!

Now the pheasants, dragonflies, and hares are gone, and my son doesn't know the dragonflies.

The two yellow orioles are singing green willows, and now they can't be seen.

Frogs are no longer seen in the countryside.

The snake is gone, and when I was a child, I was scared when I saw a snake!

I used to remember a lot of hedgehogs, but now I haven't seen them for a long time.

The rural animals are mostly poultry and forest beasts, and the main ones are as follows:

Talking about auspicious birds: chickens, geese, ducks, etc.

Livestock: pigs, cattle, sheep, etc.

Beasts: weasels, badgers, wild boars, pheasants, etc.

Reptiles: turtles, turtles, buried oak snakes, etc.

Amphibians: frogs, toads, etc.

Now it's a lot more.

1. The economic category, including pheasants, wild boars, and even wild boars, has become a disaster.

2. Small, wild mice, civet koji, squirrels, etc.

3. Birds, sparrows, sparrows, eagles, mallards, etc.

Rural America is teeming with wildlife.

Chicken. Dog. Duck.

Pigs (sows).Owl. Rabbit.

Sheep. Bird with blue feathers. Eagle.

Mouse. Weasel. Snake.

Fish. Crab. It's just that there are fewer and fewer loaches now.

Some forgot their names, so that's all.

The animal which I can think of. Basically, there are all of them. I prefer ants, as well as fish and shrimp, which can be eaten for no money.

Poultry: chickens, geese, ducks, etc.

Livestock: pigs, cattle, sheep, etc.

Beasts: weasels, badgers, etc.

Reptiles: turtles, turtles, snakes, etc.

Fish: There are too many.

Amphibians: frogs, toads, etc.

It depends on what you say. It can be seen, but it is not often seen.

Wild animals are animals that grow in their natural environment and are not domesticated. Wildlife, in a broad sense, refers to mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and molluscs and insects. Then the flies and mosquitoes that are usually common are wild animals and are very common.

Birds such as sparrows, rats, cockroaches are also common.

Wildlife in the narrow sense refers to the above-mentioned types of animals other than fish and invertebrates, i.e., including mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians. It is true that these animals are not usually found in cities, but they can still be seen in the wild and in rural areas.

This is because the population density in the city is so high that there is no room for wild animals to live. Even in the wild and in rural areas, the natural environment is fragmented due to the widespread distribution of farmland and the interweaving of roads and railways, and the living environment of wild animals is getting worse and worse, and the number is getting smaller and smaller, so it is difficult to see it.

However, in the inaccessible deep mountains, old forests, grasslands and other places, there are still more wild animals.

1. The increase in the range of human activities and hunting and killing has led to a sharp decline in animal habitats, resulting in fewer and even extinction of wild animals.

2. The vast majority of wild animals have a large range, but if he finds signs of human activity in this area, he will retreat. So, in theory, as long as you can get there, he will definitely not stay, so you can't see him as he should be, because he tactically retreated into the mountains.

3. The places you go to are scenic spots, not forests in the real sense of animal activities. For example, you go to the rainforest of the Amazon basin, lizards, crocodiles, pythons, piranhas, whatever you want. If you go to the mountains of Sichuan, you can also see wild giant pandas.

If you go to the Northeast Xing'an Mountains, you can also see Siberian tigers. But there is no road, you have to walk over the mountains, do you have the ability?

4. Individual animals are not afraid of humans, and they can still be seen, such as on Mount Emei, where wild monkeys can be seen almost 100%. Tourists also take group photos, take pictures, and feed. Another example is the elephant in the south, which interacts with tourists. Of course, a lot of it was trained.

Mount Emei monkey group.

As the old saying goes, read 10,000 books and travel 10,000 miles. You may have read a book, but you haven't traveled thousands of miles yet, and your knowledge is shallow, so you think you can't see it. Get out and about more.

Chickens, ducks, geese, pigs, cows, sheep, dogs, cats, rabbits, snakes, rats

Wild boars, pheasants, voles, goats, stray cats, snakes, weasels.

The most photogenic: Weasel (Weasel didn't have a good heart to give the chicken a New Year's greeting).