Photo: The latest (2021 edition) "List of Protected Aquatic Wildlife" is under the management of the fisheries department

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The latest version of the List of Wild Animals under National Key Protection was approved by the State Council on January 4, 2021, and released by the State Forestry and Grassland Administration and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs on February 1, 2021. After the adjustment, the "List" includes a total of 980 species and 8 categories of wild animals, including 234 species and 1 categories of wild animals under national first-level protection, and 746 species and 7 categories of wild animals under national second-level protection. In terms of management system, among the above species, 686 species are managed by the forestry and grassland department according to terrestrial wildlife, and 294 species and 8 species are managed by the fisheries department according to aquatic wildlife, and a "*" is added to the "List", and many species are "only wild populations". In other words, the 294 species and 8 types of aquatic wild animals under key protection are assigned to the management of the fishery department.

According to the "Wildlife Protection Law", according to the degree of illegal conduct (number of animals), it is classified: general acts shall be punished by fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years or criminal detention and shall also be fined; if the circumstances are serious, they shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than five years but not more than ten years and shall also be fined; if the circumstances are particularly serious, they shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years and shall also be fined or have their property confiscated.

The "National Latest List of Aquatic Wild Protected Animals" totals more than 300 species, as shown in the figure below:

1. Otter (all species)

2. Small clawed otter

3. Pinnipedes (all species)

4. Dugong

5. White dolphin

6. Chinese white dolphin

7. Other cetaceans

8. Ground turtles

9. Three-lined closed-shell turtle

10. Yunnan closed-shell turtle

11. Cockroaches

12. Green sea turtle

13. Tortoiseshell

14. Pacific Tortoise

15. Leatherback turtle

16. Shrew

17. Mountain turtle

18. Giant salamander

19. Fine mole wart salamander

20. Zhenhai warty salamander

21. Guizhou warty salamander

22. Great cool wart salamander

23. Fine fistula wart salamander

24. Yellow-lipped fish

25. Matsue perch

26. Seahorse fish

27. Rouge

28. Tang fish

29. Bighead carp

30. Golden mackerel

31. Xinjiang bighead fish

32. Dali split-bellied fish

33. Flower eel

34. Sichuan-Shaanxi Zheluo salmon

35. Qinling fine scale salmon

36. Chinese sturgeon

37. Darden's sturgeon

38. White sturgeon

39. Wenchang fish

40. Red coral

41. Tiger stripe baby

42. Crown snail

43. Large pearl oysters

44. Cush's Cuneifera

45. Foer Lisem

46. Nautilus

47. Polygeminal foraminifera

48. Huangdao long-snout

49. Blunt-mouthed salamander

50. Large blunt-mouthed salamander

51. All species of the genus Giant Salamander

52. All species of the genus Balbet toad

53. Spotted toad

54. Golden Toad

55. Cameroonian toad

56. All species of the genus Raw Toad

57. All species of the Genus Liberian Fetal Toad (aka Nimbasan Fetal Toad)

58. All species of the genus Locodon

59. All species of the genus Xenophora

60. Poison dart frogs are all species in the genus

61. All species of the genus Upper Earth Arrow Poison Frog

62. All species of the genus Yellow-bellied Poison Dart Frog

63. All species of the genus Phobic poison dart frog

64. All species of the genus Leaf crawler frog

65. All species of the genus Mann frog

66. Six-toed frog

67. Tiger striped frog

68. Antongill Bay Frog

69. Australian new horned lungfish

70. All species of the genus Speartail

71. All species of Sturgeon

72. Alligator sturgeon

73. Baltic sturgeon (aka Atlantic sturgeon)

74. Arapaima

75. Beautiful Arapaima

76. Hagfish

77. Chu Lin's original catfish

78. NedaHua state suck carp

79. Giant toothless

80. Martens canine tooth mackerel

81. Gulf of California totoaba

82. Corrugated lip fish

83. Whale sharks

84. Basking sharks

85. Man-eating shark

86. All species of the genus Hippocampus

87. European medical leeches

88. All species of the family Lycaenidae

89. Carving shooting clams

90. Walk the mussels

91. Anterior crest mussel

92. Beautiful mussels

93. Plump mussels

94. Rod-shaped lateral bottom mussels are full of side bottom mussels

95. Large river mussels

96. Rare mussel species of foreign origin

97. Stone leeches

98. All species of the genus Small Agate Snail

99. Beautiful spiked screw

100. Mud turtle

101. Tide turtle

102. Saltwater turtle

103. Wood carved water turtle

104. Mou's water turtle

105. All species of the genus Closed-shelled turtle

106. Blackpool turtle

107. Indian greyspring

108. Three-ridged ridged turtle

109. Eye-spotted swamp turtle

110. All species of the genus Box Turtle

111. Box turtle

112. Annan turtle

113. Flat Eastern Turtle

114. Asian giant tortoise

115. Thunder Island Oriental Turtle

116. Oriental spiny turtle

117. Temple turtle

118. All species of the genus Lycaenidae (except those listed in Appendix I)

119. Sulawesi ground turtle

120. Yellow-throated water turtle

121. Giant tortoise

122. Saw-edged turtle

123. Thick-necked turtle

124. Malay turtle

125. Fruit turtle

126. Mai's long-necked turtle

127. All species of the turtle family

128. Leatherback turtle

129. Marginal plate turtle

130. Mammoth turtle (also known as spiny soft turtle)

131. Ganga turtle

132. Macro turtle

133. Black turtle

134. All species of the genus Small-headed turtle

135. All species of the genus Shrew

136. Asian turtle

137. Two-clawed turtle (aka pig-nosed turtle)

138. Madagascar enlarged head side-necked turtle

139. Amazon large-headed side-necked turtle

140. All species of the Genus South American side-necked turtle

141. Short-necked turtle

142. All species of crocodiles

143. Shrew (also known as Chinese crocodile, Yangtze crocodile)

144. The American alligator

145. South American alligator

146. Amazon mole

147. Narrow-snouted crocodile

148. Alligator

149. Intermediary crocodile

150. Petten crocodile

151. Nile crocodile

152. Irian crocodile

153. Ganga crocodile

154. Bay crocodile

155. Rhombus crocodile

156. Siamese crocodile

157. Alligator

158. Malay crocodile

158. Fish-eating crocodiles

159. All species of the genus Freshwater Dolphin

160. White dolphin

161. All species of cetaceans

162. All species of the genus Byzantine whale

163. All species of the genus Megalodon

164. Sperm whales

165. All species of the genus White Dolphin

166. All species of the genus Camel dolphin

167. Irrawaddy porpoise

168. Finless porpoise

169. Bay porpoises

170. Gray whales

180. Baby snapper whale

181. Anchovies

182. Northern baleen whale

183. Kun whale

184. Blue Whale

185. Fin whales

186. Humpback whales

187. Arctic right whales

188. All species of the right whale genus

189. Pygmy right whale

190. All species of the otter subfamily

191. Zaire small claw otter

192. Sea otter

193. Peruvian otter

194. Long-tailed otter

195. Chilean otter

196. Otters

197. Large otter

198. All species of the fur sea lion genus

199. North American fur sea lion

200. Elephant seals

201. All species of the genus Monk seal

202. Pseudo-mussel snake

202. South American water snake

204. Indian egg-eating snake

205. Mouse snake

206. All species of the order Cocopidon

207. All species of the Family Sylvestris

208. All species of horned corals

209. All species of stony corals

210. All species of the pod family

211. All species of the porous lynx family

212. All species of the family Pycnogeneae

213. Walrus

214. African turtle

215. Helmet side neck turtle

216. Ahn's African side-necked turtle

217. West African side-necked turtle

218. African forest side-necked turtle

219. African black-sided-necked turtle

220. Green Yunnan West Snake

221. Bogadan snake

222. Fishing heterochromatic snakes

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