What are the animals that can climb the mountain, and what are the animals that climb on the ground?

The animals that can climb mountains are as follows.

1. Black goat.

Habits. 1.Goats are brave and lively, agile and witty, like to climb high, good at swimming, and are lively small ruminants.

Love gladiatorial fights. 2.Foraging.

Goats have strong foraging power, miscellaneous eating habits, can eat all kinds of grasses, all kinds of grasses, shrub branches and leaves, crop straw, vegetable leaves, fruit peels, vines.

Agricultural and sideline products can be fed, and the types of plants they feed on are wider than those of other livestock.

Morphological characteristics: The black goat has a medium physique, a well-proportioned body, and is slightly rectangular. The head is triangular.

The bridge of the nose is straight, the ears are tilted forward, and most of the male and female sheep have it. The horns are thick, sickle-shaped, and slightly twisted to the back and outside, while the horns of the ewe are smaller, mostly bent back and upward, and twisted outward. The coat is shiny and mostly black, with a few white, yellow, and variegated.

The inner layer of the coat has short, thin hairs.

Clause. Second, the snow leopard.

Exterior features. The whole body is grayish-white with black markings; The tail is thick and ring-patterned. The body length is 110 130 cm, the tail length is 80 90 cm, and the weight is about 38 75 kg.

Habitat: Inhabit alpine bare rocks and alpine meadows at an altitude of 2000 to 6000 meters.

Alpine scrubs and mountains.

Ground coniferous forest. Yuan, very good at climbing all kinds of mountains.

Clause. 3. Eyed snakes.

Morphological characteristics. The main feature of the cobra family: maxilla.

It is shorter, with grooved teeth at the front end, and often has 1 to several fine teeth after the grooved teeth, which is a venomous snake of the anterior groove tooth.

Venom contains predominantly neurotoxins.

Cobras often like to live in plains, hills, and mountainous areas in the bushes or bamboo forests, and are very good at climbing, and are also common on hillside mounds, at the foot of mountains, by streams, fish ponds, fields, and near houses. The snake has a wide range of foods, eating snakes, fish, frogs, birds, eggs, butterflies, etc. It is a diurnal snake that mainly forages outside during the day.

Goats, on cliffs, it can move freely.

The animals crawling on the ground have:

1. The crocodile is a carnivorous oviparous vertebrate reptile that is the oldest reptile of the same age as the dinosaurs more than 200 million years ago, and it is also one of the most primitive animals living so far. Crocodiles usually prefer to inhabit the wetlands of lakes and swamps or in the muddy areas of hills and mountain streams. Crocodiles often give the illusion of being sluggish.

2. Soft-shelled turtle (amydasincnsis) is the common name of soft-shelled turtle, also called group fish, water fish, oviparous amphibian reptiles, and is the general name of soft-shelled aquatic turtles of the turtle family. There are more than 20 types in total. There are mainly Chinese soft-shelled turtles, mountain soft-shelled turtles, spotted soft-shelled turtles, and turtles in China, among which the Chinese soft-shelled turtle is the most common.

3. Lizard, commonly known as "four-legged snake" or "snake aunt", is distributed all over the world. It belongs to the class of cold-blooded reptiles. There are many kinds of them, there are about 3,000 species distributed on the earth, and there are more than 150 species known in China.

4. Geckos are a type of lizard, also known as "guarding the palace". In the southwest region, it is called "four-legged snake", "bagelcko", "babi lizard" and so on. The dorsal and ventral body is flattened, and the body is lined with granular scales or mixed with wart scales.

The ends of the fingers and toes are expanded, and ** folds are formed underneath them, densely covered with glandular hairs, with the ability to adhere, and can quickly crawl on walls, ceilings or smooth surfaces.

5. The turtle (scientific name: mauremys reevesii) is a reptile of the family Turtle family, the genus Hydrochloroides. Turtles are half-water, half-inhabited, half-terrestrial reptiles.

It mainly inhabits rivers, lakes, reservoirs, ponds and other waters. During the day, they often sink in water. When summer is hot, they look for shade in groups.

1. Cats. Cats, belonging to the feline family, are divided into domestic cats and wild cats, and are the most widely used pets in families around the world. The ancestors of domestic cats are presumed to have originated in ancient Egypt, the Persian cat of Persia, which has been domesticated by humans for 3,500 years (but not completely domesticated like dogs).

Hunt other animals in ambushes, most of which can climb trees. Cats have fat pads on the bottom of their withered toes so that they don't make noise when they walk, and they don't startle mice when hunting. The paws are in a retracted state when traveling, and the return to the end prevents the claws from being blunted, and they will extend when catching rats and climbing.

2. Pandas. Giant panda (scientific name: ailuropodamelanoleuca):

It is the only mammal belonging to the order Carnivora, the Ursidae, the subfamily Giant Panda and the genus Giant Panda, with a head and torso length of meters and a tail length of 10-12 cm. Weighing 80-120 kilograms, the heaviest can reach 180 kilograms, the body color is black and white, it has round cheeks, large dark circles, a chubby body, the iconic inner figure walking style, and also has scalpel-like sharp claws.

3. Lion. Lion (scientific name: pantheraleo; English name:

lion): referred to as lion, the ancient Chinese name is 狻猊. It is a big cat that lives in Africa and Asia, and is the largest cat with an average weight in existence, and is also the only dioecious cat in the world.

4. Leopard. The leopard (scientific name: pantherapardus) is the smallest of the four big cats (the other three are lions, tigers and jaguars), with an average length of about 2 meters and a healthy weight of 60-100 kilograms.

Running speeds of up to 80 km/h. The body is yellow or orange-yellow, and the whole body is covered with black spots of different sizes or black rings in the shape of ancient coins. The leopard can be said to be an agile hunter, with a strong body, flexible movements, and fast running speed.

He can swim and climb trees.

5. Monkey. Monkey is an umbrella term. There are many animals in the primate family that we call monkeys.

Primates are one order of mammals, the highest group of the animal kingdom, with a well-developed brain; orbits facing anteriorly, orbital spacing narrow; The toes (fingers) of the hands and feet are separated, and the thumbs are flexible, and most of them can be held opposite to the other toes (fingers). He is also one of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs.

Animals that can crawl are: Skyros wall lizard, bay crocodile, rhinoceros chameleon, hawksbill turtle, Ili sand tiger, etc.

1. Skyros wall lizard.

The Skyros wall lizard, endemic to the Greek island of Skyros, is about 14 centimeters long and weighs 6-7 grams. Inhabits the bushes of the Mediterranean environment and feeds on insects, especially arthropods. The Skyros wall lizard is an active reptile that can rely on fast crawling to get rid of predators, and will also actively shed its tail to confuse enemies and take the opportunity to escape.

2. Bay crocodile. Crocodylus Porosus (Schneider, 1801) is a crocodile of the genus Crocodylus in the family Crocodile. Also known as estuarine crocodile, saltwater crocodile, Malayan crocodile, famous for the battle of Langli Island at the end of World War II, so also known as man-eating crocodile, is located at the highest level of the wetland food chain, is the largest of the 23 modern crocodile species, and is also the largest living reptile in the world.

Because it is the only crocodile in the crocodile order that does not have large scales on the nape of the neck, it is also known as the "naked neck crocodile".

The bay crocodile is territorially aware and has a physiological structure that adapts to high salinity water quality. China has taken action to regenerate the bay crocodile, which has been extinct in China for thousands of years, and the bay crocodile has no subspecies.

3. Rhino chameleon.

Rhino chameleon (scientific name: Furcifer rhinoceratus), rhinoceros chameleon, living in the dry deciduous forest area of western Madagascar, is an arboreal reptile with a body length of 12-27 cm, feeds on insects, lives alone, is good at changing the color of the body surface, and has a sense of territory. The male rhinoceros chameleon is about 27 cm long, the female is 12 cm long, the "horns" at the front of the nostrils are very long in males, and smaller in females.

In captivity, female chameleons lay 4-11 eggs, which hatched after 291 days, and newborn rhinoceros chameleons weigh between grams and grams.

4. Tortoiseshell. Hawksbill turtle (scientific name: Eretmochelys imbricata) belongs to the reptile class, a marine animal of the family Turtles.

It is generally about a meter long, and the largest one can reach a meter. There are two pairs of forehead scales on the top of the head, the snout is flattened laterally, and the front of the upper jaw is hooked in the shape of an olecranon; 2 pairs of forehead scales; The dorsal armor shield is arranged in the form of a covered tile; The cuticular plates on the back are arranged in a tile-like pattern, with a smooth surface and alternating brown and yellowish patterns. The limbs are pinniped-shaped.

Forelimbs with 2 claws. The tail is short and usually does not show the outside of the armor.

The main living areas are shallow lagoons and coral reef areas, where many caves and deep valleys provide resting places, and the main food of hawksbill turtles is sponges. Hawksbill turtles are the only sea turtles that can digest glass.

5. Ili Sand Tiger.

The Ili sand tiger is a reptile of the genus Gecko family, with an average total length of centimeters. The head is large, with about 30-50 interorbital scales, and the large shingle-like scales on the dorsal part of the body reach the occipital part anteriorly. The fingers and toes are not extended, and the sides have ctenophores.

It inhabits the desert steppe area on the edge of the oasis and burrows. Nocturnal activity and quick action. It mainly feeds on insects, but also eats some plant foods.

The creeper is not an animal, it is a plant, and it is a plant of the genus Dijin in the grape pure letter family. Creeper is a perennial large deciduous woody vine, its morphology is similar to that of wild vines, canes can be up to 18 meters long, mostly climbing on rocks, trees, walls and mountains, native to eastern Asia, the Himalayas and North America, and later introduced to other regions, North Korea, Japan is also distributed.

Creepers are distributed in Henan, Liaoning, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan, Hubei, Guangxi, Guangdong, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and Fujian.

The creeper has skin holes, dense branches and leaves in summer, and often climbs on walls or rocks, which is suitable for planting house walls, fences, garden entrances, bridgehead stone mounds, etc.

Creepers can be used to green house walls, park rocks, not only to beautify the environment, but also to cool down, regulate the air, and reduce noise.