Take stock of which animals were previously common in the countryside
Wild stone frog: a national second-level protected animal, it is the most flavored and nutritional value of all frogs at present. Frog meat contains high protein, glucose, amino acids, iron, calcium, phosphorus and a variety of vitamins, fat, cholesterol content is very low, has always been a natural high-grade nourishing green food at the banquet, by gourmets as the "king of the hundred frogs".
Buzzard: The national three protected animals lived in the countryside when they were young, and they can often see a wild bird like a chicken walking around in the field, especially when harvesting in the summer, often picking up seedling eggs. Although the buzzard chicken is also caught and eaten, the reason for the sharp decline in its number is mainly pesticides, after the rice is medicated, the buzzard eats the medicine of the millet, or eats the poisoned insects and is poisoned to death. It is now also a protected bird.
Owl: A national second-level protected animal, the feathers around the eyes are radial, and the arrangement of fine feathers forms a face plate, and the face resembles a cat, so it is named owl. Now the number of wild owls is getting smaller and smaller,
Kestrel: The Kestrel, a national second-level protected animal, is widely distributed in China and is one of the most common birds of prey in cities in eastern China, a resident bird or a seasonal migratory bird. In the wild, it is usually found in open fields or near mountain cliffs.
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Magpie: The national third-level protected animals in China is a symbol of auspiciousness, the food is mainly insects, according to a provincial survey, more than 80% of the insects that harm crops, such as locusts, scarab beetles, pine caterpillars are magpie food, so magpies are birds that are of great benefit to humans. The species is widely distributed and does not approach the standard of endangerment, but since the 21st century, due to the extensive use of pesticides, fertilizers and environmental pollution, the number of magpies has decreased sharply, and magpies have been rarely seen in many places.
Wild Boar: List of Terrestrial Wild Animals Protected by the State that are beneficial or of important economic and scientific research value released on August 1, 2000. Wild boar is listed as a national second-level protected animal Wild boar is also known as a mountain boar'
Spotted Dove: One of the Eight Treasures, the wild spotted dove is a generally protected animal and is not allowed to be sold. Wild spotted doves are three protected animals, that is, terrestrial wild animals that are beneficial or have important economic and scientific research value protected by the state.
Sparrow: National grade II protected animal. It is in the "List of Terrestrial Wild Animals Protected by the State that are Beneficial or of Important Economic value and Scientific Research Value" promulgated in August 2000 and formulated by dozens of wildlife experts. In the discussion of whether the sparrow was selected, the 8 members of the ornithological expert group unanimously approved, a "
Pheasant: Pheasant is a national second-level protected animal, which cannot be illegally hunted and killed by the state's protected animal, and pheasant needs to be protected. It has been included in the "List of Terrestrial Wild Animals Protected by the State that are Beneficial or Have Important Economic and Scientific Research Value"
Hare: In fact, the hare is also a national protected animal, belonging to the national three protected animals, that is, the beneficial or important economic and scientific research value of the state protection of wild animals. Catching more than 20 is illegal, and if there are hundreds, it will be sentenced. So try not to catch it, unless it's farmed.
Hehua finch: In 2008, it began to be as "vulnerable" as the giant panda, and by 2017, the grass sparrow was already "extremely dangerous". And the person who caused the grass flower sparrow to this point is a large foodie province in China - Guangdong is said to be in Dongguan at that time, many farmers caught the grass flower finches to exchange money, a grass flower finches more than 20 yuan, plus the grass flower finches generally appear in groups, often a catch can get a lot of profits, grass flower finches naturally become people's meal delicacies.
Hedgehog: As a protected wild animal in Beijing, the Heilongjiang hedgehog (erinaceus amurensis) is one of 136 second-class protected animals and is protected by law. This species has been included in the "List of Terrestrial Wild Animals Under National Protection beneficial or of important economic and scientific research value" issued by the State Forestry Administration of China on August 1, 2000. [6]
Weasel: The weasel is a protected animal, but it does not belong to the national key protected animals, but belongs to the "three haves" and beneficial animals or have important economic and scientific research value. According to the provisions of the Wildlife Protection Law of the People's Republic of China, the "three haves" wild animals are applicable to the provisions of this law, and in general, they are still protected by law, but at a lower level.
Tiger striped frog: a national second-level protected animal), also known as a water chicken, is large and strong, known as the "frog of Asia". It has been hunted in large numbers, and the annual purchase volume of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces reached about 60 tons in the 1970s, resulting in it becoming an endangered animal, which has been listed as a national second-level protected animal in 1989.
Songjiang perch: (national second-level protected animal) Songjiang perch, supplement the five internal organs, improve muscles and bones, and stomach, benefit liver and kidneys, cure water vapor, safe fetal supplement, more pleasant food. He was once given the title of "The First Fish in Jiangnan" by the Qianlong Emperor.
Giant salamander: all included in the IUCN 2004 Red List of Threatened Species ver3.1 critically endangered (cr) - 1 species; near-threaten (nt) - 2 species of giant salamander is what we often call the baby fish, his flesh is delicious, it has been hunted by people, and the habitat has also been destroyed, the number has been sharply reduced, and now people have realized their mistakes and started to protect the baby fish.
Various snakes: Basically protected species, snakes are one of the most successful carnivores in nature today, and are found all over the world. Its history with humans is full of mysterious, supernatural colors, and is the source of inspiration for various imaginations and metaphors such as art and religion, and the owner used to see the figure of the snake, but now he has basically never seen it.
Curly Pig: The reason why this kind of curly pig is very expensive is because it is now on the verge of extinction, and there are less than 10,000 or so in the world. This curly pig is also the most delicious pork in the world, the best ingredient for making the local specialty "salami intestine" in Hungary.
Seven, flying dragon: dragon bird scientific name is flower tail hazel chicken, known as "heavenly dragon meat", as one of the eight treasures. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, it was listed as a treasure to pay tribute to the royal family, and it was known as the "bird of the year". Listed on the IUCN 2016 Red List of Threatened Species ver 3.1 – No Hazard (LC). Listed in China's national key protection level: grade II, effective year: 1989.
Lamprey eel, also known as eight-eyed eel and seven-star eel, is an ancient animal of the order Lamprey eels of the order Cephalopodidae, distributed in the waters of the Arctic Ocean, including the Bering Sea, the Coast of Korea, the North Pacific Ocean off the coast of Japan, and the freshwater waters of Canada, Mongolia, and northeastern Mainland China. The high society of Europe has regarded it as a delicacy since the Middle Ages and has become extinct.
The North American passenger pigeon, this bird, is mainly inhabited in North America and is very good-looking and dynamic. At a time when humans had not yet expanded into the New World, North American passenger pigeons were breeding in the local area, according to the data. At the peak of the North American passenger pigeon at that time, it was as high as 2 billion. But after the Europeans set foot on this land, the North American passenger pigeon became the food on their plates. The death of the last passenger pigeon in 1914 also brought an end to the species.
Stella sea cattle, which inhabit the Comandor Archipelago in Asia, are originally indisputable. But their demise can be said to be yin and yang. When a group of Europeans drifted to an isolated island without any food after a storm at sea, they found that the island was inhabited by large areas of sea cattle, and finally slaughtered them to fill their hunger. After returning to the motherland safely, he also hyped up the delicious meat of the sea cattle, which caused many people to leave for hunting. It took only 20 years to let the big cattle perish.
Po deer, po deer look very cute, and sika deer is more similar, this animal to grass as the main food, mainly distributed in Southeast Asia, in the early 21st century the number of sharp decline, the global population of less than 180, Vietnam and Thailand and other countries of the po deer is almost eaten extinct.
Finless porpoises and finless porpoises are close relatives of the white-sided dolphin, but they may suffer the same tragic fate as the white-and-flagged dolphin. Because finless porpoises are more adaptable than white-and-white dolphins and can breed in China's highly polluted and unusually busy Yangtze River waterways, scientists estimate that the number of wild finless porpoises does not exceed 2,000, and it may not take many years before we can see it again.
Bluefin tuna and bluefin tuna are mainly distributed in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, inhabiting different depths and preferring to move in groups. Due to overfishing, bluefin tuna was included in the conservation in 2009 and, if left unrestricted, will soon become extinct.
Blue whales and blue whales are currently the largest creatures in the world, eating more than 4 tons per day, and their heaviest weight can reach more than 200 tons. Blue whales have become endangered due to frequent hunting in the last century, and as of now, there are fewer than 50 blue whales in the world.
Tortoiseshells, tortoiseshells are large, with a dorsal carapace curve of 65–85 cm and a weight of 45–75 kg, inhabiting coastal coral reefs, bays, estuaries and clear lagoons. Hawksbill turtles are found in vast areas of the sea, but overfishing has made them endangered and nearly extinct off the coast of China.
New Zealand sea lions and New Zealand sea lions are mainly distributed in the Antarctic Archipelago of New Zealand, which have been upgraded to endangered species due to the living environment and hunting problems, and have been included in the red list of endangered species.
Yellow-lipped fish and yellow-lipped fish are fish species that only exist in China, with a very special appearance, and were listed among the endangered marine animals in 2006, which is a national second-level protected animal.
Spotted donkeys, this creature that lives mainly in the African savannah. In the beginning, it was a food that local people usually ate. Because its meat is so delicious, not only the locals, but even the colonists also like its taste, especially its shiny fur on the surface, which is particularly beautiful when made of fur. In the 19th century, Europeans colonized Africa and hunted donkeys, causing a natural imbalance and the animal became extinct.
The dodo, the flightless bird that lives on the island of Mauritius, is very docile and has a call like "dudu", hence the name. It has many natural enemies, pigs, dogs and mice can eat their eggs, but later people discovered its delicacy and hunted it on a large scale. After 200 years, it was completely extinct
Horseshoe crabs, the body is bluish nude or dark nude. Wrapped in carapace, four eyes, its
The middle two are compound eyes, and one of the biggest characteristics of the horseshoe crab is that its blood is blue. And the blood of the horseshoe crab is not only special in color, but also magical in function. There is a gel substance in the blood that traps fungi and endotoxins. Thick gels form around these invaders, which in turn kill him. This may also be one of the reasons why the horseshoe crab can survive for so long.
The kudu goat, known for its large, curly, spiral-shaped horns, is scattered throughout the western Himalayas woodlands. Due to habitat loss due to overgrazing and repeated poaching, the number of kudu goats has decreased dramatically. The huge horns of the snail-horned goats are spiral-shaped, and in the summer, their fur is short, but in the winter, the fur will grow very long, like a warm fur coat. It is on the verge of extinction due to human hunting and disease.
The great auk, this bird is not very flying, is a water bird, swimming faster underwater, looks smarter than the dodo, and looks very similar to the penguin, and the dodo is the same as the dodo is that it can only lay one egg at a time, and once lived widely on the islands of the Atlantic. In 1844, a group of fishermen came to the cold waters of the North Atlantic, risking their lives in search of such delicacies as the "great auk". Since this bird is also slow to move and cannot fly, once it is found by humans, it will be doomed, hey... Born not afraid of human beings being killed by humans like this
The domed Mauritian giant tortoise, a giant tortoise that lives only on small islands in the Indian Ocean. In the era of geographical discovery, European colonists discovered the islands of Mauritius and Rodrigues, and after landing on the island, they found that there was a large tortoise everywhere on the island, they were slow and not afraid of people, very easy to catch, and huge, delicious flesh, and thick fat, in just one hundred years, the Mauritian giant tortoise was hunted by sailors and colonists. Never seen again after 1845
Pangolins and Chinese pangolins are rare in the wild and are widely hunted for food and traditional medicine, and in China, private hunting and consumption is prohibited. Listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2014 ver 3.1 – Critically Endangered (CR)
Chinese sturgeon, commonly known as: sturgeon, sturgeon, wax, sturgeon shark, sturgeon (Erya), sturgeon (Book of Poetry). China's national level I protected wild animals, endangered level: vulnerable. It is a high-protein, multi-fat fish with delicious meat, good egg quality and rich nutrition. The edible value of chinese sturgeon in muscle, egg, fins, etc., as well as the medicinal value of maw, are the same as those of sturgeon and sturgeon. In Jiangsu and Shanghai, the anchovy, gun (white sturgeon), bass (long-snouted sturgeon) and ace (Chinese sturgeon) are listed as the four famous fish.
Cochineal, China's national level II protected wild animals, endangered level: vulnerable. Rouge fish are found in the upper, middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, but the number is mostly in the upper reaches; it is also produced in the Minjiang River in Fujian Province, which is also rare at present. However, due to overfishing, the current downward trend in the number of naturally occurring wild populations continues.
The original cattle, because the wild original cattle are not willing to be tamed, are eventually hunted by humans and directly made into food and served on the table. Thus, in 1627, the last original cow was killed in European Poland, and the race called the original cow was completely declared extinct.
The great auk and the great auk are animals that look very similar to penguins, mainly good at swimming, and the disadvantage is that they cannot fly. So what exactly is the reason for the extinction of the great auk? With the advent of the age of navigation, many marine animals have been harmed by humans, and the great auk is particularly serious. After the capture of the great auk, it was found that the meat and eggs of the great auk were very delicious, and the meat was tender and refreshing, which was very popular. Their feathers can also be made into plush hats, and many women rush to buy and wear them. Therefore, for these reasons, the great auk was brutally killed by humans until it became extinct.
White sturgeon, the wild white sturgeon of the Yangtze River, can no longer be seen. Due to their large size, the target is obvious and is often the subject of human hunting. In Chinese folklore, the white sturgeon is said to be the top quality, so it attracts many humans to catch white sturgeon, whether it is large or small white sturgeon, all of which have been caught by humans. Finally, due to the gradual deterioration of the water quality of the Yangtze River, many water conservancy constructions have hindered the environment in which the white sturgeon live, so Chinese scholars believe that the Yangtze River white sturgeon was eventually extinct.
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