Jiaodong Online September 22, with the full liberalization of the national two-child policy, this year is a peak birth year. The animals in Nanshan Park seem to be coming to join in the fun, and during this time, there are many animal babies in Nanshan Park who have come to this world.
In the small animal area of The Nanshan Park Zoo, three newborn baby pandas are about to meet visitors. These furry little animals are lively and cute, and they have made everyone's heart.
Many people think of red pandas as panda cubs, but these are two very different animals, belonging to different families.
The staff of Nanshan Park Zoo told reporters that the red panda is a national second-level protected animal, and the number in the wild is not too much, generally in Yunnan and Guangxi, and the distribution area and the giant panda are a bit overlapping. The bamboo eaten is not the same as the bamboo eaten by the giant panda, it eats a kind of ornamental bamboo, not a very tall arrow bamboo.
The keeper told reporters that the three baby red pandas had just been weaned and were training them to eat solid feed. It may be that they are young, and the three little ones are still quite face-saving, and they have been active in the yard outside for a long time.
Nanshan Park Zoo staff told reporters that the red panda is not heat-resistant, nor cold-tolerant, prefers a temperature of about 20 degrees, and needs air conditioning to cool down in the summer, which is a very delicate animal, but it is too cold to bear it.
Don't look at the red panda's cute appearance, but it has a strong sense of territory and aggression, and even the keepers can't touch it at will.
In the primate area, the reporter also met the white-cheeked gibbon that bred for the first time. Baby gibbons, about the size of an adult's palm, cling to their mother's arms and not let go for a moment. Two big black eyes looked out curiously.
The white-cheeked gibbon is a national first-class protected animal and has successfully bred for the first time at the Namsan Park Zoo. Baby gibbons feed for nearly a year and will live with mom and dad for some time to come.
In addition to their own breeding pets, the zoo also introduced 6 national first-class protected animals red-crowned cranes on September 10 this year. Three males and three females, paired into three small families.
The staff of Nanshan Park Zoo said: "When we were introduced from Shenyang, the zoo in Shenyang had already matched us correctly to facilitate breeding. Red-crowned crane breeding is more troublesome, although the gender of red-crowned cranes is different, but some fight with each other in one piece, put a piece that does not mate and cannot breed, not any male and a female can put a piece. ”
These white and noble red-crowned cranes seem to have become accustomed to yantai's environment, either playing in the pool or leisurely combing their feathers.
The staff said: "The life of the red-crowned crane is recorded in the data that it is fifty to sixty years, and its alias is the crane, the pine crane in our traditional Chinese culture, this crane refers to this red-crowned crane." (Reporters Xiu Mingyang, Qu Lin, Zhang Ning)