In Chinese history and countless literary, film and television works, there are two kinds of poisonous liquor, which are frightening.
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Crane top red, a must-have medicine for home travel and killing people. Drinkers, seven tricks of blood, one step up to the heavens. It was later proved to be impure arsenic trioxide, commonly known as arsenic. It has nothing to do with the half-cent of the red-crowned crane, the top of the red-crowned crane is red, and that is because it is thankful!
Elegant red-crowned crane, no feathers on the top of the head, simply put, the top of the head is bright red due to the large number of capillaries under the scalp
Impure arsenic trioxide, red, also known as red alum, red letter stone, Zhenzhen and red-crowned cranes have no half-cent relationship
The highest paid film among the poisonous wines, has a long history, and the most favored poisonous liquor list of the highest people is No.1. Legend has it that the feathers of the duck are so poisonous that a stroke of the wine can kill people invisibly. Unfortunately, because the wine was too effective, and the death of the poisoned people was more tragic, from the Eastern Jin Dynasty, many Renyi emperors ordered the killing of the birds until the birds were almost extinct.
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Nowadays, the duck has disappeared, but the legend of the duck wine is still circulating in the rivers and lakes. It wasn't until 1992 that scientists painstakingly discovered a small bird in the rainforests of New Guinea that resembled the yellow oriole, the black-headed forest partridge (jú wēng).
Feathers are poisonous, toxins can make the skin burn, and it takes courage to catch a bird with your bare hands!
The foul-smelling black-headed forest harrier has a black head, wings and tail, and the rest is bright orange. It also has neurotoxic alkaloids of the toad toxin family in its skin and feathers. The poison dart frogs in amphibians are known for their poisons, and the toad toxin family is the toxin in the body of poison dart frogs. After poisoning, there will be severe vomiting, arrhythmias, and finally go die.
This similar color scheme, the bright orange, is actually a warning to the enemy - I am poisonous!
Although the birds of the genus Grebe are small, they can basically walk sideways in dangerous tropical rainforests with body odor and toxins. This trait aroused the envy and hatred of other birds, so they grew feathers similar to those of the black-headed forest harrier to show off their tricks.
After its appearance, it was featured in Science Magazine, and the top bird was not poisonous, but imitated the color of the feathers of the black-headed forest harrier
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But where did the toxins in the feathers of the black-headed forest partridge come about? This leads to their three meals a day. In the recipe of the black-headed forest partridge, the beetles of the genus Choresine contain toxins, and after the beetles eaten are digested, the toxins in their bodies are extracted and secreted through the skin of the black-headed forest partridge. This method of refining poison is similar to the Five Poisons Sect in Jin Yong's novel.
In fact, the black-headed forest partridge makes itself full of poison, just for self-preservation, the toxins on the feathers and skin can also avoid the infestation of ticks and parasites.
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With the discovery of the black-headed forest grebe, scientists continued to dig deeper and found that the blue-capped quail, the European quail, and the winged goose also contained toxins in their flesh because of the poisonous insects or poisonous parsley seeds in the recipe.
The blue-capped grebe is petite and its toxins also come from the insects it eats
European quail, during the winter migration, eats the seeds of poisonous parsley, and makes its own flesh carry toxins, and people eat poisonous quails, and they will also be poisoned
The winged geese eat poisonous insects and are rich in cantharidin toxins
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At this point, the identity of the duck seems to be determined? Is it really the black-headed forest harrier? Let's take a look at the description of the bird in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, which first recorded the bird:
"The duck is as big as an eagle, purple-green, with a long neck and a red beak, the head of the viper, the male name Lucky Day, the female name Yin Harmonious also."
This description, how to look at how to look like a winged goose ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
The distance-winged goose, which is between geese and ducks, is considered to be the largest perch. The body is fat, up to 90-100 cm long, compared with the carving. From the neck down, almost the entire lower body is covered with purple-green feathers with metallic luster. The long neck and red beak are simply a complete copy of the birds in the Classic of Mountains and Seas!
Look at this brilliant metallic lustrous color of the feathers
So what does the bird look like, the black-headed forest harrier and the winged goose, who do you vote for?
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