Which country in the world has eaten its national treasure as an endangered animal?

Most countries have their own national treasure-level creatures, such as koalas and kangaroos in Australia, or the giant panda, a rare animal in China.

These national treasure-level creatures are not only cute-looking, but also endangered animals that need our careful love and care, and China's giant panda is an example.

It is reported that pandas have lived on the earth for at least 8 million years and are known as "living fossils" and "Chinese national treasures".

Previously, due to the impact of human activities, large areas of bamboo forests were reduced to industrial materials, which also affected the habitat of pandas, and the number of pandas has decreased sharply, but in recent years, with the efforts of China, the number of pandas has remained stable, and as of November 12, 2019, the number of pandas in the world has a total of 600.

Who is not careful about a creature like a national treasure? But there is one country in this world that does something different, not only does they not take good care of their own national treasures, but they hunt them in large quantities and eat their own national treasures as endangered animals.

When it comes to eating, we all think of Chinese foodies, the Chinese culture is profound and profound, and we have always studied food, but no matter what, we will not attack our national treasures, and Iceland is a different country, not only do they try their best to make national treasures into food, but also develop more than a dozen cooking methods such as frying and cooking.

Iceland is the least densely populated country in Europe, with a population of around 350,000, but more than 2.2 million people visit Iceland every year to soak in its hot springs and see the Northern Lights.

When it comes to Iceland's national treasure, it is the puffin, the scientific name of the puffin is the bird of knowledge, it is the national bird of Iceland, compared to the giant panda, the puffin looks also cute, and they walk more like penguins, so that passers-by who see it can't help but take pictures.

However, Iceland not only does not implement any protection measures for its national treasures, but also treats them as food, Iceland has a special geographical location, there is a lack of food here, and puffins have become a top choice for the locals to supplement their nutrition.

Eating puffins has also become a traditional habit in Iceland, with surveys showing that each household eats at least six puffins a day, and people cook them in a variety of ways to make them a legendary delicacy.

The poor puffin can only reproduce once a year, and can only give birth to one offspring at a time, and under the predation of people, the number is getting smaller and smaller, and now the puffin has become an endangered animal, and if left unchecked, the puffin will soon disappear from the earth.

Iceland is a country in the world that has eaten its own national treasures as endangered animals, such as the puffin is the national treasure of this country, but because the special geographical environment here is not rich in materials, people rely on puffins as food, so this national treasure has become an endangered animal.

There is a country in the world that has eaten its national treasure as an endangered animal, this country is Iceland, they did not implement a protection policy for their national treasure puffin, but ate them, but the reproduction rate of this puffin is particularly low, resulting in this national treasure facing endangerment.

Iceland's national treasure is called the puffin, and this animal is only found in Iceland and is hardly seen in other countries. However, because the meat of the puffin is too delicious, the Icelandic people can't control their mouths, and there are no protective measures for it, so they eat the puffin as an endangered animal.

Iceland has eaten its own national treasure as an endangered animal, and Iceland's national treasure is the puffin, but the Icelanders have never protected them.

1. Bald eagle.

The bald eagle is a national treasure of the United States, and is loved by the American people because of its majestic and majestic body, and it is a special species of North America, so on June 20, 1782, shortly after independence, the bald eagle was selected as the national bird of the United States.

2. Koala. Koala, also known as koala, is Australia's national treasure and Australia's peculiar and precious primitive arboreal animal, it sleeps for 18 hours a day, has a docile temperament and a simple body.

3. Elephants. The elephant is a national treasure of Thailand, and in the hearts of the Thai people, the elephant is the most spiritual animal, a symbol of good luck and the power of the king. Elephants are a good helper in Thai life, clearing land, building roads, logging trees, carrying heavy loads, and even taking care of children. Historically, elephants have played a great role in warfare.

4. One-horned rhinoceros.

The one-horned rhinoceros is a national treasure of Nepal, and the Royal Chitwan National Park in southern Nepal is rich in the world's rare animal, the one-horned rhinoceros. One-horned rhinos have only one horn and weigh between 1 and 3 tons.

5. Grizzly bear. Grizzly bears are a national treasure of Germany, they look very similar to black bears, but there is a slight difference in coat color, grizzly bears are omnivores, plants, fish, insects, and various animals, all of which are its food.

6. Alpacas. Alpaca is the national treasure of Peru, that is, everyone often says grass mud horse, the shape is a bit like sheep, generally inhabiting the plateau at an altitude of 4000 meters, the status in Peru has been high, the national emblem, the national flag, or the railway road signs, alpacas have a place.

7. Giant pandas.

Giant pandas have lived on the earth for at least 8 million years and are known as "living fossils" and "China's national treasures".

1. China: Giant panda

The giant panda belongs to the mammalian class, carnivora, and bear family, and is the only mammal in the subfamily of giant pandas and the giant panda genus, with a black and white body color, it has round cheeks, two large black circles, a strong body, the iconic inner figure-eight walking style, and also has scalpel-like sharp claws.

The giant panda has lived on the earth for at least 8 million years, is known as a "living fossil" and "China's national treasure", the image ambassador of the World Wide Society for Nature, and is the flagship species of the world's biodiversity conservation.

2. Russia: Polar bear

Polar bears are the largest land carnivores in the world, also known as white bears. **It is black, usually white in appearance due to its transparent hair, but also yellow and other colors, and it is huge and fierce. Polar bears have the same eyesight and hearing as humans, but their sense of smell is seven times more sensitive than that of dogs.

The maximum speed when running can reach 60 km h, which is twice that of the world 100-meter champion. Adult polar bears stand upright up to a meter tall and shoulder high. Male polar bears weigh 300,800 kg and females 150,400 kg.

3. Thailand: Elephants

Thailand is known as the "Land of Vientiane". Elephants hold a high status in Thai culture and are a central element of Thai culture. The elephant is a national treasure of Thailand, a symbol of strength and grace.

The Thai Elephant Festival is a traditional religious festival in Surin Province, and its main performers are elephants.

4. India: Bengal tiger

Bengal tigers are mainly found in India and Bangladesh and are also their national treasure. At present, there are only more than 3,000 Bengal tigers left in the wild in the world, and there are more than 30 wild Bengal tigers in China, all of which are distributed in the southwest.

5. United Kingdom: Robin

The robin is a small songbird found in Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa. The British robin often flies to the gardener in search of bugs, and its close relatives on the European continent are much more wild than it. Wherever the British settle there, they will always miss the robin.

In 1960, the robin was voted the national bird in the United Kingdom by referendum.

As follows:

1. China's national treasure - giant panda, the giant panda is China's national treasure giant panda is also one of the most precious animals in the world, which is mainly distributed in China's Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi provinces.

2. Zimbabwe's national treasure - "Zimbabwean Bird":

In the Salisbury Museum in Zimbabwe, there are five "Zimbabwean birds" that symbolize Zimbabwe's national culture, which are carved from soft soapstone.

3. Nepal's national treasure - one-horned rhinoceros.

The Royal Chitwan National Park in the southern part of Nepal is home to one of the world's rarest animals, the one-horned rhinoceros. Prefers to inhabit areas of tall meadows, reeds, and swampy steppes. It feeds mainly on grasses, reeds and twigs in the early morning and late afternoon.

4. Australia — Koala kangaroo.

Koalas, also known as koalas, are Australia's national treasure and Australia's peculiar and precious original arboreal animals. The English name koala bear** is an ancient Aboriginal word meaning "no drink".

5. United States - Bald Sea Eagle.

The bald eagle (scientific name: Haliaetus leucocephalus) is also known as the American eagle. It is a large bird of prey, with an adult sea eagle body length of up to 1 meter and a wingspan of more than 2 meters.

China's National Treasures: Giant Panda; Australian National Treasures: Koala Kangaroo; Canadian National Treasures:

Beaver; American National Treasures: Bald Eagle; Russian National Treasures: Polar Bear; British National Treasure:

Robin; French National Treasure: Gallic Chicken; Italian National Treasures: Mountain Eagle; National Treasure of Brazil:

Painted turtles; Singapore's National Treasure: The Merlion.

National treasures, national-level treasures, are of great significance to the country.

China's national treasure is the giant panda, which belongs to the order Carnivora, the Ursidae, the subfamily of giant pandas and the only mammal of the genus Giant Panda. The giant panda has lived on the earth for at least 8 million years, is known as a "living fossil" and "China's national treasure", the image ambassador of the World Wide Society for Nature, and is the flagship species of the world's biodiversity conservation. Nepal's national treasure is the one-horned rhinoceros, and the royal Chitwan National Park in southern Nepal is home to the world's rarest animal, the one-horned rhinoceros.

The rhinoceros is the second largest animal on land after the elephant. Australia's national treasure is the koala, koala, also known as koala, which is Australia's peculiar and precious original arboreal animal. The British national treasure is the red-breasted pigeon.

The red-breasted robin, also known as the robin. This is an insectivorous beneficial bird with a docile temperament and a pretty body, and the male has a beautiful dark red spot on the upper chest, due to the red chest.

China's national treasure is the giant panda; Australia's national treasure is the rare koala; Russia's national treasure is the polar bear; New Zealand's national treasure is the kiwi, Madagascar's national treasure is the lemur, the United States' national treasure is the vulture, and Germany's national treasure is the grizzly bear. Thailand's national treasure is the elephant, among others.