What kind of animal is the plum blossom print, and what are the animals of the plum blossom footprin

Alipay plum print is a tiger animal, should be based on the description, the description of the tiger is duplicitous, and the tiger is also a feline, so the plum footprint is likely to be a tiger, the possibility of a cat is relatively small, so users can find more cards for tigers. Card types and prizes: There are a total of 15 animal cards (including ordinary animals and surprise animals) in this event, and 1 surprise animal will be announced every day (5 kinds in 5 days), and the surprise animals announced every day are only the surprise animals of the day (20:0 every day).

Valid before 00), each surprise animal will not be repeated (note: the day is not a surprise animal is an ordinary animal). Ordinary animals can get the payment code of the same animal if they are successfully matched**, and surprise animals can be paid red envelopes if they are successfully matched

Elephant is the most valuable of the 5 surprise animals, if the surprise animal of the day is an elephant, and the user successfully matches the elephant card, you can get a red envelope paid in yuan. If the surprise animal of the day is one of the remaining 4 surprise animals, and the user successfully matches the surprise animal card, he will randomly get a red envelope of yuan and yuan payment).

Felines, canines.

The puppy is a plum footprint.

Dogs are found all over the world. Dogs, horses, cows, sheep, pigs, and chickens are called the "six animals". Some scientists believe that dogs were domesticated from gray wolves by early humans, and were domesticated 40,000 years ago.

Known as "man's most loyal friend", it is the pet with the highest breeding rate, and its lifespan is about 12 to 18 years. In Chinese culture, the dog belongs to one of the 12 zodiac signs, the 11th place in the 12 zodiac signs.

1. The footprints of the cow are like the hearts of peach beams.

2. The footprints of elephants are like round pits smashed out of wooden stakes.

3. The footprints of the squirrel are like a five-clawed hook.

4. The footprints of the old monkey are like the feet of a child.

5. The footprints of the rabbit are like plum blossoms.

6. The footprints of the duckling are like maple leaves.

7. The footprints of the pony are like the moon.

8. The footprints of the chick are like bamboo leaves.

9. The puppy's footprints are like plum blossoms.

1. Cats. Cats have fatty pads on the bottom of their toes, so they walk silently, do not startle mice when catching mice, and have sharp nails at the ends of their toes. The claws are able to be retracted and extended. Cats retract their paws when resting and walking, and only stick out when catching rats and climbing, preventing their nails from being blunted.

2. Fox. Foxes live in forests, grasslands, semi-deserts, and hilly areas, living in tree hollows or burrows, going out to feed in the evening, and returning home until dawn. Therefore, it can prey on all kinds of mice, hares, birds, fish, frogs, lizards, insects, etc., and also eat some wild fruits.

Because it mainly eats rats and occasionally attacks poultry, it is an animal that benefits more than harms.

3. Lion. The claws are sharp, retractable, and the tail is more developed. Known as the "King of the Prairie", it is Africa's top feline carnivore.

It lives in savannahs and meadows, but also occurs in shrubs and dry forests. Carnivorous, often ambushing other warm-blooded animals. It is found in the African savannah, Asia and India.

Lions live for 10 to 14 years in the wild and live longer in captivity, generally more than 20 years.

3. Dogs. Dogs were domesticated from wolves. As early as the hunter-gatherer era, dogs were domesticated as hunting assistants.

Therefore, dogs are considered to be the earliest domesticated domestic animals of humans, known as "man's most loyal friends", and are the pets with the highest breeding rate, with a lifespan of about 12 to 18 years.