On April 22, at the Affairs Center of Zhangjiajie Giant Salamander National Nature Reserve in Hunan Province, staff observed the growth of giant salamanders in the "Ecological Creek". The giant salamander, commonly known as the baby fish, is a national second-level protected animal and an internationally endangered species. In recent years, the center has simulated the stream and cave environment of the natural habitat of the giant salamander, using "ecological" technology to rescue and breed giant salamanders, which can hatch more than 12,000 fry per year, which can ensure the wild breeding and stocking of giant salamanders and scientific research needs. Photo by Wu Yongbing
On April 22, at the Affairs Center of Zhangjiajie Giant Salamander National Nature Reserve in Hunan Province, staff cleaned up impurities in the giant salamander tank.
On April 22, at the Affairs Center of Zhangjiajie Giant Salamander National Nature Reserve in Hunan Province, staff observed the growth of young salamanders in the indoor rearing area.
On April 22, at the Affairs Center of Zhangjiajie Giant Salamander National Nature Reserve in Hunan Province, staff cleaned up the "Ecological Creek".
On April 22, at the Zhangjiajie Giant Salamander National Nature Reserve Affairs Center in Hunan Province, staff checked the identity information of giant salamanders that were about to be released in the wild through instruments.
[Editor-in-charge: Li Ziyan]
[Source: New Hunan Client]