Panda, the giant panda is fat like a bear, but has a round head and short tail. The head and body fur are distinctly black and white. Adult pandas are about 120-190 cm long and weigh 95-125 kg. Giant pandas mainly live in mountainous forests at an altitude of 800-3000 meters. They like to move in bamboo forests in coniferous forest belts, mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests, and deciduous broad-leaved forest belts. They mainly live in Bashan wood bamboo, Qinling arrow bamboo, West China arrow bamboo and orange bamboo 4 Plant bamboo and occasionally eat small birds, snakes, fish, etc. National treasure, national first-level protected animal. English name: panda Latin name: Ailuropoda melanoleuca
Chinese sturgeon, also known as catfish, is a national first-level protected animal. It is a cartilage squamous fish with a long spindle-shaped body, a plow-shaped snout, a broad and thick base, and a pointed snout that is slightly upward. The mouth is located in a horizontal row, with short whiskers in front of the mouth. The eyes are small, with a crescent-shaped water jet hole on each side of the head behind the eyes, and the body is covered with five rows of prismatic bone plates. The caudal fin is crooked and the upper lobe is particularly developed. The Chinese sturgeon is the largest of the 27 species of sturgeon in the world. It is huge in size and has a majestic shape. It can reach more than 4 meters in length and weighs more than 1,000 kilograms. A national first-level protected animal. English name: Chinese sturgeon Latin name: Acipenser sinensis
The white-tip dolphin is 1.5-2.5 meters long and weighs up to 230 kilograms. It has been declared extinct due to human hunting, but some people have reported seeing the white-tip dolphin. A national first-level protected animal. Latin name: Lipotes vexillifer English name: Yangtze River Dolphin
The Siberian tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, originated in northeast Asia, namely the Siberia region of Russia, North Korea and Northeast China, and has a history of evolution of three million years. . The Siberian tiger is the largest existing cat subspecies. The male body length can reach about 3 meters, the tail length is about 1 meter, and the weight is close to 350 kilograms. The body color is brownish-yellow in summer and light yellow in winter. There are multiple horizontal black narrow stripes on the back and sides of the body, usually two close together to form a willow leaf shape. The head is large and round, and there are several black horizontal stripes on the forehead, which are often connected in the middle, very much like the word "king", so it is known as the "King of the Jungle". The Siberian tiger is a Class I protected animal in China and is listed as endangered. Convention on International Trade in Flora and Fauna. A national first-level protected animal. Latin name: Panthera tigris altaica English name: Siberian Tiger
The red-crowned crane is a type of crane and is named after the "red crown" on its head. It is a unique bird species in East Asia. Due to its elegant body and distinct colors, it has the meaning of auspiciousness, loyalty and longevity in the culture of this region. Red-crowned crane---a symbol of longevity. It is also called fairy crane, white crane (in fact, white crane is another kind of bird of the genus Crane), and red-crowned crane. There are many names for the red-crowned crane in ancient Chinese books and documents. For example, it is called "fairy bird" in "Erya Wings" and "Compendium of Materia Medica". It is called "fetal bird" in Chinese. A national first-level protected animal. English name: Japanese Crane Latin name: Grusjaponensis.