We Chinese always love to toss it, when we study pets, just like our foodies eat everything, now we have everything, there are super cute and cute, there are fierce and chilling it! This is a bay crocodile kept at home. When it is fully grown, the crocodile, the largest reptile in the world, can reach a body length of 6 meters.
The pet, called the South American horned frog, is still cute and is native to Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay. Because of its resemblance to the computer game character Pac-Man, the horned frog became a popular species in the collecting world.
This handsome guy raises short-tailed chinchillas. Native to the Andes mountains of South America, this animal has become a popular pet in China. Due to poaching, many species of chinchillas are listed as wild endangered.
This is a crocodile turtle. Classified as a vulnerable creature in the wild by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, it generally lives in the southeastern United States.
A three-month-old pet raccoon, an animal native to North America. It's still cute!
An auricular fox does grooming at a pet shop in central Beijing. Native to the Sahara Desert in North Africa, this pet became popular because of a character in Disney's 2016 animated film Zootopia. The price per auricular fox can be between $2,000 and $3,000.
This is the honey kangaroo, native to the forests of Australia, Indonesia and New Guinea, but has become a popular pet in China due to its small size and unique appearance. It's still super cute for girls!
The brother raised a red striped Gaigoya Shougong, a thin-striped eyelash horn shougong, and a giant shougong. These palaces can only be found in the Forests of New Caledonia in the South Pacific, and they still look a little scary!
Indian beetle. This species lives in South Asia, especially Malaysia and Indonesia.
In the shop of Beijing's Shilihe Pet Market, there is a blacktip shark in the water tank behind it. It sells 3 to 5 bars a month for 4,000 yuan. Blacktip sharks are native to the coastal areas of the Indian and Pacific Oceans and are classified as "near endangered species" by the IUCN due to overfishing.
Mexican blood tarantulas together. The species is native to the deserts of Arizona and parts of Mexico in the United States. Treating this as a pet is not a general heavy taste!