What is the level of protection for mallards? What level of protection is a mallard duck?

The narrow sense of the wild duck refers to the mallard, for the national second-class protected animals, generally artificially bred for more than three generations can be edible, and the broad sense of the "wild duck" includes many species, most of the wild duck species are also mostly provinces, regions.

Class I and Class II protected animals. Most of the wild ducks bred in captivity are mallards, and the domesticated mallards have strong disease resistance, high survival rate, wide adaptability, good gregariousness, diverse eating habits, simple feeding, and also have the advantages of small feed consumption and short feeding cycle.

Wild ducks belongNational second-class protected animals。Mallards are typical representatives of waterfowl, and mallards areMallard(mallard) is a common name in the Northern Hemisphere.

Wild ducks belong to the class Ornithischia.

Gooseformes, ducks; Its number is very large, and it is the popular name for a variety of wild ducks, with more than ten species. Mallards can make long-distance migratory flights, reaching speeds of up to 110 km/h. The female mallard is smaller, with a body length of 50 to 56 cm and a weight of about 1 kg; The whole body of the duckling is black-gray down feathers, the face, shoulders, back and belly are pale yellow down feathers, the beak and feet are gray, and the toes and claws are yellow.

The habits of wild ducks.

Ducks lay two batches of eggs a year, with March to May being the main laying period, and another batch from October to November. They usually build nests to lay eggs, often on weeds along the shores of lakes, and the nests are made of hay and pampas reeds.

The stems and leaves and their own down feathers and other things.

Although wild ducks are wild, they are timid by nature and have high vigilance. If approached by strangers or wild beasts, they will scream and run away.

Wild ducks belong to the national second-class protected animals. There are many species of wild ducks in a broad sense, most of which are from China.

First- and second-class protected animals, among which the Chinese merganser duck is a national first-class protected animal, and any form of capture and slaughter is strictly prohibited. At present, most of the wild ducks in captivity are mallards, which can be eaten for more than three generations, and the domesticated mallards have the advantages of strong disease resistance, wide adaptability, and simple breeding.

Wild duck habitsAlthough mallard ducks are wild, they are timid and vigilant, and they scream when approached by strangers or animals or wild animals. Flee in groups, and if suddenly frightened, they will desperately flee and fly high. Therefore, the environment for wild ducks should be quiet and free from human and animal interference as much as possible.

Adaptable. Not afraid of heat and cold, it can live normally in -25 40, so the suitable area is very broad. Strong disease resistance, less disease occurrence, high survival rate, more conducive to intensive breeding.

There are many species of wild ducks, most of which are from our country.

Class I and Class II protected animals.

Pochard, a wild duck listed as "critically endangered" by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species and listed as a national first-class protected animal by the National List of Key Protected Wild Animals, has only about 1,000 remaining in the world.

The Chinese merganser duck is a rare bird limited to East Asia, which has become a national first-class protected animal as early as the 80s of the last century, and was listed as a globally endangered species in 2020, with only 2400-4500 mature individuals in the world.

Protection of cases

Shanghai has announced a number of wildlife protection cases.

On February 27, 2020, the Songjiang District Market Supervision Bureau received a complaint and report, reflecting that Shanghai Yangufang E-commerce **** was suspected of selling porcupines and wild ducks on WeChat** and Weilai Zhixuan APP.

After investigation, the party concerned was still engaged in wildlife trading activities for the purpose of food after the state completely banned the trade of wild animals, and his behavior was suspected of violating the Food Safety Law of the People's Republic of China, and the Songjiang District Market Supervision Bureau has filed a case for investigation.