Zebra is a specialty of Africa. Mountain zebras originate in South Africa. Except for the abdomen, the whole body is densely covered with wide black stripes. The male body has dewlaps on its throat. Common zebras are found in eastern, central and southern Africa, with stripes from legs to hooves or no stripes on the legs. Zebras are found in the Orange and Cape plains of southern Africa. They are about 2.7 meters long and sound like geese. They only have stripes on their head, shoulders and nape. Their legs and tail are white, with a dark ridge line. There is also a type of zebra in East Africa. It has the largest body, long (about 20 cm) and wide ears, and narrow and dense stripes all over the body, so it is also called Grevy's zebra. Mountain zebras like to live in mountainous and undulating mountainous areas; common zebras inhabit plain grasslands; Grevy's zebras inhabit hot, dry semi-desert areas, and are occasionally seen in plains with scorched weeds. Cautious in nature, they usually wander in small groups and are often preyed upon by lions.
Zebras are rare ornamental animals, but due to people's pursuit of their skin and meat, they were hunted in large numbers. Among them, the zebra became extinct in 1872, and the mountain zebra is also on the verge of extinction.
Zebras live in open plains and savanna areas. The black and white stripes can blur the outline of their bodies and the surrounding environment to protect them. Zebras have a strong "collectivist" spirit. They often form large groups of dozens, hundreds or even hundreds of animals, living together, with a male stallion leading the group. Zebras generally get along peacefully with each other, but during the estrus period, male horses will become "jealous" and fight unceremoniously. When captured, they will be frightened to the point of despair, and may even be knocked to death or frightened to death.
The lion is the only cat that is both male and female. Lions are huge, with male lions up to 180cm in length and female lions up to 160cm in length. The lion's hair is short, and its body color can be light gray, yellow or brown. The difference is that the male lion also has a long mane, which can be light brown, dark brown, black, etc. The long mane extends all the way. to the shoulders and chest. Those guys with longer and darker manes may be more handsome and tall in the eyes of lionesses, and they often attract more attention from 'ladies'. The lion's head is huge, its face is quite broad, its nose bones are long, and its tip is black. The lion's ears are shorter and rounder. The lioness's ears are like a short semicircle, while the puma's ears are longer and the tips of the ears are pointed. In addition, lions belong to the panther subfamily of cats, while pumas belong to the cat subfamily. There is a big difference between the two. ). A lion's forelimbs are stronger than its hind legs, and their claws are also very wide. The lion's tail is relatively long and has a tuft of long dark hair at the end.
The male lions living at the northern and southern ends of the African continent have more developed manes that extend to the back and abdomen. They are also the largest. However, due to the special care of humans with shotguns, these two subspecies All became extinct one after another. The Asiatic lion in India is smaller than its African brethren and has a shorter mane. They are also on the verge of extinction.
Lions used to live in southeastern Europe, the Middle East, India and the African continent. The lions living in Europe became extinct due to human activities around the 1st century AD. The lions living in Asia, especially India, were almost hunted to death by the British colonists who conquered India in the early 20th century (completely showing the human Similar to the wretchedness of "a poor man suddenly becomes rich"), fortunately, the Indians, who have always regarded lions as sacred animals, finally saved them and placed them in the Gir National Forest Park in the northwest Indian state of Gujarat. There are now about 300-400 lions there. After the Asiatic lions living in West Asia were extinct due to poaching, the Gir National Forest has become the last habitat of Asiatic lions...
Lions living in Africa are now basically scattered south of the Sahara Desert to South Africa On the mainland to the north, it lives in the vast grasslands, open woodlands, semi-desert areas here, and is also found in the high mountains of Kenya at an altitude of 5,000 meters.
The most different thing from other cats is that lions are social animals. A pride usually consists of 4 to 12 related lionesses, their children, and 1 to 6 male lions. These male lions are often related, such as brothers. The size of a pride depends on habitat conditions and prey availability. Lion prides tend to be larger in East Africa because food is plentiful there. The largest prides may have 30 or more members, but most prides maintain around 15 members, and smaller prides are also common.
Members of a lion pride do not stay together all the time, but they enjoy the territory and get along relatively harmoniously. For example, lionesses lick and groom each other, feed and care for each other's children, and of course hunt together.
Lions usually prey on larger prey, such as bison, antelopes, zebras, and even young hippos, elephants, giraffes, etc. Of course, small mammals, birds, etc. will not be spared. Sometimes they will take advantage of their size to steal the prey of other carnivores, such as a leopard that appears in the wrong place at the wrong time, and even kill the other carnivore for this purpose. In addition, they will also eat animal carcasses.
The biggest "natural" enemy of lions is of course modern humans who are armed to the teeth. And most of their hunting has nothing to do with survival, but is just to satisfy their abnormal desire to kill. It was driven by it that two subspecies in Africa became inexplicably extinct, and the Asiatic lion was almost extinct. Nowadays, this kind of abnormal behavior is finally much less common. But African lions now face habitat loss and disease. Infectious disease outbreaks on grasslands, such as tuberculosis and feline AIDS (FIV), can kill tens of thousands of animals in a short period of time.
Asiatic lions also face habitat problems. More than 300 Asiatic lions are crowded together in a reserve of more than 1,400 square kilometers, which is really stressful. It is said that there are plans to relocate some Asiatic lions to other protected areas, so that in the event of a disease outbreak or other disaster, other lions will survive.
Chinese name squirrel
Common name alias Devil Squirrel
English name Squirrel
Latin scientific name Sciurus vulgaris
Geography Distribution in Northern Europe
Reproduction method: viviparous
Habits: Squirrels have particularly long ears and tail hairs that are adapted to life in trees; they use long hook-like claws and tails to hang upside down from branches. At dawn and dusk, they will also leave the trees and hunt on the ground. After squirrels find abundant food in autumn, they will use tree holes or dig holes in the ground to store fruits and other food, and block the hole entrances with soil or fallen leaves.
Physical Characteristics: The red hair on the whole body will be replaced by black and gray winter hair in autumn, covering the whole body tightly.
Food habits include fruits, seeds, meat, etc. During the breeding period, they will eat bird eggs.
Nursing a newborn squirrel, it is hairless and has unclear eyes. It begins to grow hair only 8 days after birth. It opens its eyes after 30 days. It can eat stiff fruits after 45 days and its movements become dull. Very agile. Squirrels are very docile little guys to their owners. We should also treat them gently, so that they will be devoted to you and will never hurt you with their teeth. Of course, they will gently nibble your fingers with their teeth and play with you. They will feel itchy, which is a sign of their friendliness towards you.
Introduction to dogs
Dogs belong to the phylum Vertebrates - Class Mammalia - Order Carnivora - Canidae - Genus Canis
The relationship between dogs and humans can be traced back to Thousands of years ago, people had reason to believe that the relationship between humans and dogs would continue in the days to come.
No animal serves us in as many ways as dogs:
Dogs conscientiously herd our livestock; they pull us through the coldest and coldest places on earth. Remote corners...
With a sense of smell that is 1,000 times more sensitive than ours, dogs can search out people buried under snowdrifts after an avalanche, and can rescue people trapped in rubble after a house collapses. Rescue them and lead lost people out of the depths of the forest.
They stand guard at the border, blocking drugs and other illegal trade. They lead the way for the blind and tirelessly take care of the lives of the disabled.
Dogs are our partners, our friends, and our allies. They understand our needs at any time, listen to our orders, and warm our hearts with endless care.
We know that dogs were domesticated from wolves more than 10,000 years ago. Although people have studied various theories, we are still not sure why humans and dogs can get along so harmoniously. Do we need mutual protection, hunting together, or friendship? Or is it all three?
Dog lovers may prefer this statement: God created humans, and seeing how pitiful humans are, he created dogs for us.
Cats belong to the class Mammalia, order Carnivora, and family Feline.
The cat's body is divided into five parts: head, neck, trunk, limbs and tail, and the whole body is covered with hair. Cats have fat pads on the bottom of their toes, making them walk silently. It will not scare away mice when catching them, and has sharp claws on its toes. The claws can be retracted and extended. Cats retract their claws when resting and walking, and extend them when catching mice to avoid making noise while walking and causing their claws to be blunted. Cats have four digits on their forelimbs and five digits on their hind limbs. Cat's teeth are divided into incisors, canines and molars. The canine teeth are particularly developed and sharp as cones, suitable for killing captured rodents. The chewing surfaces of the molars have sharp protrusions, suitable for chewing meat; the incisors are underdeveloped. Cats are agile and good at jumping.
Civet cats are produced in China and are a natural cat species formed after thousands of years of natural elimination. As we all know, the Song Dynasty's "Civet cat for the prince" is the earliest allusion about the civet cat that we can find, so the CAA Cat Association used Dragen-Li when giving the English name to the civet cat. Cihuahua cats are widely loved by the people because of their beautiful coat, good health, easy to raise, and good at catching mice.
[Appearance] The head of the civet cat is rounded, the ears are closely spaced, of medium size, the ears are broad at the base, broad and deep, and the top is rounded. The cheeks are broad, giving the head a rather rounded appearance. The eyes are large, bright, and almond-shaped. The current color can range from yellow, gold to green, and usually have eyeliner. The nose is brick red with a nose line.
The civet cat has a moderate body shape and a wide and deep chest. The limbs and tail are of moderate length, strong and muscular. The overall feel is strong and well balanced.
The back hair can be divided into long hair and short hair, and the markings are beautiful. Because they resemble the markings of wild raccoons, we usually call them civet markings; there are M-shaped markings on the forehead, and continuous extending lines at the corners of the eyes. There are ring-shaped markings on the neck, limbs and tail, and the body has complete fishbone markings or leopard spots. The color of the back hair is usually brown or dark brown. Some cats have white body hair, which is called raccoon white. The markings of a tabby cat should be beautiful and clear. Usually the foot pads and palm hair are black. In the wild, it is precisely because of this protective color that the ancient cat species, the civet cat, has survived to this day.
[Character] Cihuahua cats are independent, lively and active. They are very sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment and show extreme dependence on their owners. Once their owners change, it will have different psychological effects on them. of harm. Adult civet cats don't like to play with people very much, but they will always appear in your sight. If you like cats that are reserved, confident and loyal, then the civet cat is a good choice for you!
[Raising Points] Cihuahua cats are easy to raise at home. As long as they have palatable food and clean drinking water, they can live happily. And because they have evolved over thousands of years, their self-adjustment functions are also very perfect, and ordinary minor illnesses and disasters cannot trouble them at all.
Civet cats in the eyes of industry professionals
Since civet cats have not yet become mature purebred cats recognized by the world, and the standards are still being formulated, everyone can express their opinions. Cihuamao’s understanding.
Cloud Cat
[Origin] It is named because the color of its fur resembles the clouds in the sky. It is also called coconut cat and palm cat because it likes to eat coconut trees and palm sap.
[Appearance] The cloud cat's fur is brownish-yellow or black-grey, with a black head, white spots below and on the sides of the eyes, black spots on both sides of the body, and several black vertical stripes on the back and limbs. The tail is dark brown and the appearance is very beautiful. It is a precious ornamental cat.
Its breeding period is not fixed, with two litters a year, each litter containing 2-4 cubs. This cat is only distributed in southern my country. [English name] Felis bieti
[Place of Origin] Mongolia, Sichuan, Qinghai, Gansu, Ningxia and Shaanxi, China
[Appearance characteristics] There are no obvious stripes on the whole body, back and limbs The outer side is sandy yellow, the middle part of the back is slightly dark reddish brown, and has very obvious long peak hair, which has become one of its most distinctive features. The jaws are white, the front chest is light yellowish brown, and the abdomen is dark yellow.
[Physique] Desert cats are larger, with a body length of 60 to 80cm and a weight of about 5kg.
[Head] The head is off-white, with two diagonal dark brown stripes on the cheeks, and a bright gray color between the two stripes.
[Ears] The base of the ears is light reddish brown, and there are short tufts of hair about 20 mm long on the tips.
[limbs] The limbs are slightly longer.
[Coat color] The back of the body and limbs are light yellowish gray, and the center of the back is reddish brown; there are no obvious stripes on the whole body, only there are a few thin and unobvious dark stripes on the inside of the buttocks and forelimbs; the palms of the limbs are all dark brown. Long hair; there are short tufts of hair on the tips of the ears and two horizontal stripes on the cheeks; the tail color is the same as the body color, with several dark brown stripes on the end, and the tail tip is black.
[Habits] Inhabits loess hilly steppes, deserts, semi-deserts, grassland meadows, mountain coniferous forest edges, alpine shrubs and alpine meadows at an altitude of 2800 to 4000 meters. It also grows in snow. Activities on the ground. Hearing and smelling are well developed. Live a regular life, go out for activities in the morning, dusk and night, and rest during the day. They are solitary and live alone except during the breeding season. They mainly feed on rats, pikas, marmots, birds, etc., so the activity area is closely related to the distribution of these animals. In the alpine bare rock areas and spruce forests on shady slopes, due to the lack of plants, the number of rodents is rare. So there is no trace of it. In areas such as cypress sparse forests and alpine shrubs, where there are good food and hiding conditions and a large number of rodents, traces of their activities, such as footprints, shed hair balls, food remains and feces, are very common. In spring, when the ground surface has not completely thawed, it relies on K's sensitive vision, smell and hearing to use its front paws to push away the topsoil above the plateau zok's tunnel, and catch the plateau zok when it comes out to block the hole. Rats that move on the ground can generally be captured on the spot. Summer is the breeding and lactation season for desert cats. At this time, a large number of rodent pups also begin to live independently and move frequently on the ground, which happens to provide desert cats with abundant food sources and is conducive to nurturing their pups. Therefore, during this period The desert cat's activity range is also relatively small and very fixed. In autumn, various rodents invade the naturally dry wheat piles in rural fields. Some dig tunnels from the ground and extend under the wheat sheaves, pulling wheat ears and stems into the tunnels. At this time, desert cats also follow the rodents. Come, there are frequent activities around the wheat sheaves at night. In winter, when the temperature is low and the ground is freezing, desert cats go to the edge of the cliff at night to prey on finches, chickens and other small and medium-sized birds. However, excessively deep snow often affects the activities of rodents, causing a shortage of food for desert cats. Sometimes they are forced to move near residential areas and steal poultry. Most male animals live in such caves. It also has a habit of reusing old nests.
[English name] Persian
[Category] Long-haired cat
[Origin] United Kingdom
[Origin] Persian is an ancient Iran's country name. The BT family is the most common and typical breed. The Persian cat is actually based on the native long-haired cat in Afghanistan and the Angora long-haired cat in Turkey or Armenia. After more than 100 years of selective breeding in the UK, it was established in 1860. A breed born in 2001. Persian cats have a lovely face, long and gorgeous coat, and elegant manners. Therefore, they are known as the "Prince of Cats" and "Princess" and are therefore very valuable. A purebred Persian cat can cost thousands of dollars and is one of the most popular cats among cat lovers in the world.
[Appearance characteristics] Persian cats have a short horse shape, a strong and round body, a round head and face, and four limbs; they are thick and short, have a short nose, and have large and round eyes. The coat is particularly plump. This is a double-layered coat, consisting of two types of hair: long, soft and fluffy underground undercoat, and slightly longer and rough undercoat. Ear hair (the awn hair of good purebred cats at the exhibition can reach 12 cm). From snow white to jet black; from silver gray double layer gradient to obvious tortoise shell color - white piebald. Persian cats that meet exhibition standards are extremely expensive.
[Physique] Pony type, strong and rounded torso, large or medium stature. Chest broad and deep. Shoulders and buttocks? Full in the middle, straight back. Muscular. . But not overly fat.
[Head] Round and big, with a very broad skull and plump cheeks
[Ears] Small, with rounded tips and tilted forward. The base is not too wide; the ears are widely spaced, located low on the head, and join along the rounded lines of the head
[Eyes] are large and round; the eye color is bright. The eyes are widely spaced , giving people a cute look
[Nose] Short, flat, broad. There is a [crack] in the middle of the eyes
[Chin] Full, strong and round, well developed, reflecting well Bite
[limbs] Short and stout. Forelimbs straight; hindlimbs straight when viewed from behind.
[Foots] Strong, round and large. Toes close together; The forelimbs each have five toes, and the hind limbs have four toes
[Tail] Short, but proportional to the body
[Coat] Unique double-layered coat. The undercoat is dense, It is covered by a layer of long and smooth waterproof coat. In winter, the dense undercoat is fully grown, so the winter coat is fuller than the summer coat. The quality and type of coat are most important, and the color and pattern are less important.
[Habits] Persian cats are intelligent, gentle, responsive and considerate. The temperament is quiet on the outside and active on the inside. On the surface, it is quiet and lazy, but it hides its inner emotions and desires the care of its master. It combines the excellent temperament of a pet, is elegant, quiet and cute, optimistic, honest to people and easy to communicate with. He is also a famous mouse catcher.
[English name] Burmese
[Category] Short-haired cat
[Origin] Myanmar
[Origin] In the thirties In the early 1990s, Dr. Joseph Thomson of San Francisco, USA, obtained an attractive walnut-brown female cat from Burma. He named it "Wong Mau" because he could not get a male cat of the same species at that time. I had to let him mate with a Siamese cat. After breeding with Siamese cats, this unique breed - Burmese cat was created. During the breeding process, some kittens with lighter coat colors will be obtained, and American breeders require the U.S. CFA to also confirm these light-colored cats. Initially, these light-colored cats were listed as another breed, Malayan, and later became Burmese cats. DiluteDivision in.
[Appearance characteristics] The Burmese cat has a plump body shape and strong muscles; its limbs are slender, and the forelimbs are shorter than the hind limbs; the paws are small and oval; the tail is of moderate length. The head is moderately wedge-shaped, with high cheekbones and a slightly short nose. The upper eye sockets of the eyes hang upward, the lower eye sockets are round, and the eyeballs are yellow; the ears are medium in size, with slightly oval tips; the coat is short and dense, round and shiny, as smooth as satin, and is cherished by people.
[Physique] Medium stature, muscular, strong body. Chest?
[Head] Whether viewed from the front or side, the head is round. The mask is short and wide, and well developed. The chin is strong and round, reflecting a good bite.
[Ears] Thin ears, basically short ears, with the base of the head connected to the head. The position is wider, the tips of the ears are rounded, and the position is slightly downward
[Eyes] are large and round, with a wide spacing
[Nose] An obvious concave position
< p>[Foot soles] are round in shape. Each forelimb has five toes, and the hind limbs have four toes[Tail] Straight, medium length
[Coat] Short and dense , with a silky luster
[Coat color] 1. Sable (Sable) 2. Champagne (Champagne) 3. Blue (blue) 4. Platinum (Platinum)
< p>[Habits] Burmese cats are not as noisy as Siamese cats. They are gentle, naughty and lively, and their sounds and movements are very cute.It likes the company of others, is not afraid of strangers, is like a child, is particularly friendly and friendly, and can get close to everyone. It is a good ornamental companion animal and is very suitable for keeping in families with children.
Cat
cat
A type of carnivorous cat. It has been domesticated and raised by humans very early. It is good at catching rats for food, and also eats frogs, birds and other small animals. The ears are mostly upright; the eyes are large and round with strong pupil adjustment function; the face is plump; the sense of hearing and smell are sensitive. The canines are sharp and artificially fed mainly with fish and meat. There are 5 toes on the forelimbs and 4 on the hind limbs; the claws are sharp and retractable; there are soft fleshy pads under the feet, which can act as a buffer, which is helpful for tiptoeing close to and attacking prey, and it is good at climbing trees. The tentacles have strong sensory function and are conducive to movement in the dark. Because their ancestors lived alone, they are very independent, but after training, they can easily establish a relationship with their owners. European domestic cats originated from African lynxes, and Asian domestic cats are generally believed to have originated from desert cats in India. There are many artificially bred varieties, which can be divided into long-haired cats and short-haired cats. The coat colors include black, white, yellow, gray, purple, spotted and striped.
Felidae
Felidae; cat family
A family of the order Mammalia, order Carnivora. The body is medium to large, with a well-proportioned body, medium-long limbs and walking toes. The head is large and round, the snout is short, and the senses of sight, hearing, and smell are all well developed. The canine teeth and cleft teeth are extremely developed; the upper cleft teeth have three cusps, and the lower cleft teeth have 2 cusps; the molars are relatively degraded, and the crown diameter is smaller than the height of the outer incisors; tooth pattern. The fur is soft and often has distinctive patterns. There are 5 toes on the front feet and 4 on the hind feet; the claws are sharp and retractable (the claws of cheetahs cannot be fully retracted). The tail is generally more developed. Most are good at climbing and jumping. Most people like to live alone. It is carnivorous and often hunts other warm-blooded animals in ambush. It is distributed in the frigid to tropical areas of Eurasia, Africa, and North and South America. ***5 genera, 36 species, 4 genera and 13 species native to China. Among the cats, tigers, lions, leopards, jaguars, cheetahs, snow leopards, clouded leopards, and lynxes are all famous ornamental animals. Lions and tigers are often domesticated and performed in circuses; domestic cats are expert mousers and famous pets; cheetahs can be domesticated Hunting; tiger bone wine can treat rheumatic inflammation; the furs of tigers, leopards and lynxes are extremely valuable. Many species are now listed as protected animals.
Cat-scratch disease
cat-scratch disease
An acute infectious disease mainly caused by domestic cats scratching or biting people. The disease is benign and self-limiting, and most patients recover within 2 to 3 months. First reported in 1950.
The pathogen is unknown. Some people have found Gram-negative bacilli in skin scratches and swollen lymph nodes. They can be isolated with special culture media and may be the cause of the disease. Some people also believe that the pathogen is a virus, but the virus has not been isolated using chicken embryos, tissue culture and animal inoculation. Some people also believe that the pathogen is chlamydia. About 90% of patients get the disease from scratches, bites or licks from domestic cats. A few patients can also get sick from being scratched or bitten by dogs. The disease mostly occurs in autumn and winter. There is long-lasting immunity after illness, and reinfection is rare.
The incubation period of cat-scratch disease is generally 2 to 6 weeks. The skin at the scratch or bite site may be inflamed, painful, and may suppurate; local lymph nodes may be swollen and tender, and in a few patients the lymph nodes may become suppurated and may rupture to form sinus tracts; there may also be mild generalized lymph node enlargement and splenomegaly; approximately 1/3 of patients may develop fever, with body temperature between 38 and 41°C, accompanied by headache, general malaise, etc.; a few patients develop congestive maculopapular rash, nodular or multiforme erythema 3 to 10 days after illness; some patients have Conjunctivitis and conjunctival granuloma, accompanied by preauricular lymph node enlargement, is called Parrino's eye-lymph node syndrome; patients may also develop encephalitis, meningitis, myelitis, polyneuritis, thrombocytopenic purpura, Osteomyelitis, etc.; the total number of white blood cells and neutrophils in peripheral blood increased slightly, and the erythrocyte sedimentation rate increased rapidly.
Diagnostic basis: history of being scratched or bitten by a cat; typical clinical manifestations such as skin inflammation and suppuration at the scratched site, local lymphadenopathy and fever; positive Hanger-Ross skin test; lymph node biopsy, The disease is diagnosed by the presence of reticulocyte hyperplasia and necrotizing granulomatous lesions.
There is no specific treatment, and symptomatic treatment is the main one. Antipyretic and analgesic drugs can be used to reduce fever and relieve pain; when lymph nodes are suppurating, puncture and extraction of pus can be done to reduce fever and systemic poisoning symptoms; incision and drainage are not suitable. To avoid fistula formation; antibiotics can be used in case of secondary infection. To prevent this disease, you should avoid being scratched and bitten by cats. If scratches or bites occur, you can apply iodine and alcohol locally.
Eagles are carnivorous birds
Usually foraging in canyons and laying 1 to 3 eggs at a time. The young eagles will drive away their companions.
< p>Or eat your companions.There are many types of eagles, such as: great spotted eagle, vulture, black kite, etc.
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, eagles and other general birds It's a little different. Eagles are mammals.
General birds are omnivores, so they are not the same.
This is an adult bird with a body length of about 56 cm and a wing length of about 417-465 cm. Centimeters, weight about 630-1030 grams, 2-5 eggs, white background with reddish-brown spots, incubation period about 38 days,... In-depth information Eagles give birth to four or five eaglets at a time, because their nests are very high ,The difference between eagles and ordinary birds
Eagle is the common name of black kite in Taiwan. In Taiwanese, it is called Laiye or Liyi. The whole body is roughly brown, with white spots at the base of the primary flight feathers under the wings and fish-tail-like tail feathers. The young birds have obvious light feather spots, which are obviously different from the adult birds. In the past, in agricultural societies, eagles could be seen soaring in the sky in most settlements and inhabited plains in the countryside. There were also some folk nursery rhymes about eagles. Nowadays, black kites are increasingly rare to see in the sky of Taiwan. Keelung Port is the best spot for viewing kites in Taiwan. The few remaining kites can only patrol, hover and glide over Keelung Port. It is very beautiful. Currently, there are many kites in Taiwan. There are only five major groups left on record, separated at the south and north ends, with a total of less than 200 birds. More than ten can be seen foraging at close range in Keelung Port every autumn and winter. They are the most representative birds in this city.
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Amsterdam Albatross Abbott's Booby Eskimo Curlew
Andrew's Frigate Bird Audubon Long-legged Crested Eagle Ocoland Island Crake
Brazilian Horse Dela's petrel, white-bellied guinea fowl, white-necked crow, egret
Spot-tailed pheasant, red-eyed finch, gnatcatcher, Chatham Island songbird
Long-tailed ground Buddha, Buddhist monk, lop-eared crow, Darwin America Ostrich Crested Pheasant
Emperor Woodpecker African Djibouti Partridge African Seychelles Warbler Pink Tern
Gugu Cuban Hook-billed Kite Widow's Gull Brown Pelican Guam Broadbill
p>Red-gold-winged red-faced cuckoo-faced quail yellow-headed blackbird California vulture
Canary black oystercatcher banana cuckoo golden eagle macaw Campbell Island teal Colon Islands penguin Colon Islands eagle Clark Weaver Bird helmet, honey bird helmet, hornbill, lark, skylark, heron and crane
Madagascar sea eagle, Madagascar pochard, Mariana mallard, Maluku sunbird
Mauritius kestrel feathers Bulbul Maui thick-beaked mandarin duck Montezuma quail Micronesian kingfisher South American vulture Newell's shearwater Nordmann's green-footed sandpiper
Norfolk Island whiteeye tropical Great Eagle Japanese Crested Ibis Seychelles Turtle Dove Seychelles Owl Seychelles Magpie Robin Sandhill Crane Christmas Island Goshawk St. Louis House Wren
San Miguel Bullfinch Striped Umbrella Bird Bald Eagle Flycatcher Lugulu bush shrike West African ostrich Hawaiian water duck Hawaiian honeybird Hawaiian water chicken Hawaiian kakapo
New Zealand shore row New Zealand thrush Azores wood pigeon Asian white stork Ring-eyed eider Indian bustard
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Birds
Black stork (Ciconia nigra) Black stork
Green peacock (Pavo muticus) Green peafowl
< p>Black-necked crane (Grus nigricollis) Black-necked craneReptiles
Varanus salvator
Python molurus birittatus kuhl
< p>ButterflyTeinopalpus aureus
National secondary key protected wild animal
Mammals
Tibetan macaque ( Macaca thibetana) Tibetan macaque
Pangolin (Manis pentadactyla) Chinese pangolin
Red panda (Ailurus fulgens) Red panda
Big Indian civet (Viverra zibetha) Large Indian civet
Lynx (Felis lynx) Lynx
Golden cat (Felis temmincki) Golden cat
Sambar (Cervus nuicolor) Sambar
Blue sheep (Pseudois nayaur) Blue sheep
Giant squirrel (Ratufa bicolor) Black giant squirrel
Birds
Mandarin duck (Aix galericulata) Mandarin duck
Himalayan griffon (Gyps himalayensis)
Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)
Northern eagle owl (Bubo bubo)
Collared Owl (Otus b
akkamoena) Indian scops owl
Chrysolophus pictus Golden pheasant
Chrysolophus amherstiae Lady Amherst's pheasant
Red Jungle Fowl (Gallus gallus) Red junglefowl
Psittacula derbiana Lord Derby's parakeet
Silver-breasted broadbill (Serilophus lunatus) Silver-breasted broadbill
Crawling Class
Geoemyda spengleri
Manouria impressa
Gekko gecko
Butterfly
Luehdorfia chinensis
Bhutanitis thaidina
Parnassius apollo
Bhutanitis mansfieldi
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Algerian turtle Aleutela grebe Aleutian Goose Parrot Peregrine Falcon
Amsterdam Albatross Abbott's Boobies Eskimo Curlew
Andrew's Frigate Bird Audubon Long-legged Crested Eagle Okolan Island Crake
Brazilian Madeira petrel white-bellied guinea fowl white-necked crow egret
Spot-tailed pheasant North American towhees gnatcatcher Chatham Island songbird
Long-tailed ground Buddha monk Lop-eared crow Darwin's American Ostrich Crested Pheasant
Emperor Woodpecker African Djibouti Partridge African Seychelles Warbler Pink Tern
Gugu Cuban Hook-billed Kite Widow's Gull Brown Pelican Guam Broadbill
Red-gold-winged red-faced cuckoo-faced quail yellow-headed blackbird California vulture
Canary black oystercatcher banana cuckoo golden eagle macaw Campbell Island teal Colon Islands penguin Colon Islands Eagle Clark Weaver Helmet Honeybird Helmet Hornbill Largo Lark Heron Crane
Madagascar Sea Eagle Madagascar Pochard Mariana Mallard Maluku Sunbird
Mauritius Kestrel, Bulbul, Maui Thick-beaked Mandarin Duck, Montezuma Quail, Micronesian Kingfisher, South American Vulture, Newell's Shearwater, Nordmann's Green-footed Sandpiper
Norfolk Island White-eye Tropical Great Eagle Japanese Crested Ibis Seychelles Turtle Dove Seychelles Owl Seychelles Magpie Robin Sandhill Crane Christmas Island Goshawk St. Louis House Wren
San Miguel Bullfinch Striped Umbrella Birds Bald Eagle Flycatcher Uluguru Bush Shrike West African Ostrich Hawaiian Teal Hawaiian Honeybird Hawaiian Water Hen Hawaiian Goose Kakapo
New Zealand Shoreline New Zealand Thrush Azores Wood Pigeon Asian White Stork Ringed Eider India Great bustard
Spring pond horseshoe crab
Cave crayfish
Cave spider
Tiger beetle
California freshwater Shrimp
Carner's Blue Butterfly
Langer's Metal Spot
American Burying Bug
Mitchell's Eye Butterfly
< p>Triangle green walking beetleValley elder beetle
Myrtle silverspot butterfly
Shores swallowtail butterfly