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The takin is a large bovine herbivore distributed in the dense forests of the eastern foothills of the Himalayas, mainly inhabiting high-altitude cold areas above 400 meters. It is mainly distributed in Shaanxi, Tibet and Yunnan in China. The takin's morphology is between that of cattle and sheep. In terms of classification, it is either separately or uniformly classified with the North American musk ox in a special group.

The seventh wave is the golden monkey, which is so cute and soft. The most important thing is that under Zi Feng's teaching, a golden monkey is really a set of monkey brother's equipment, happily posing.

The snub-nosed monkey is a member of the primate family and is listed in the Red List of Endangered Species. It is known as one of the “Four Treasures of Qinling Mountains”. Except for the Burmese and Vietnamese golden monkeys, all other snub-nosed monkeys are rare animals unique to China.

There are five species of golden monkeys: Myanmar golden monkey (Nujiang golden monkey), Sichuan golden monkey, Yunnan golden monkey, Guizhou golden monkey, and Vietnamese golden monkey. They live in groups in dense forests on high mountains, feed on berries, bamboo shoots, moss, and also like to eat bird eggs and other meat. They live at high altitudes and their long hair can withstand cold. All five species are rare species.

In the eighth wave of pangolins, she pushed a wooden sign to the middle of the field, stopped, circled the sign twice, and then happily rolled herself into a ball, waiting obediently for the next round.

Pangolins are a mammal belonging to the genus Pangolinidae, class Mammalia, order Pholidota, family Pangolinidae, and are the only scaly mammals left in the world. Pangolins have no teeth and cannot chew, so they feed on ants by licking them. In order to catch ants, they will pretend to be "dead" to attract ants. Pangolins are an important part of maintaining ecological balance. Pangolins living on land work diligently to loosen the soil so that plant seeds can germinate; while those living in trees will eat ants that eat trees.

Listed in the Red List of Endangered Species, China's first-class protected animals. Note: Most of them were made into soup and eaten by humans to extinction. If you dare to touch them now, you will die in ten years. They are beneficial animals.

The ninth wave is the leopard, who is meant to survive alone. For this scene, Brother Leopard really called a lot of leopards. The leopards stand in a row, and the one in the middle is introduced: Leopard, also known as "leopard", is a carnivorous cat, genus Panthera, near-threatened species, and first-class protected animal. This kind of animal spans many areas of Asia and Africa, from the Himalayas to the Sahara Desert. The leopard is shaped like a tiger, with a uniform body, medium-length limbs, toe-walking, and well-developed vision, hearing, and smell; the fur is yellow, covered with black ring spots, the spots on the head are small and dense, and the spots on the back are dense and larger, with round or oval plum blossom patterns; the front feet have 5 toes, the back feet have 4 toes, and the claws are gray and white and retractable. It lives alone, often active at night, and rests in trees or caves during the day.

The leopards on both sides also held up a banner: Don’t always use me to make clothes, leopards also need to save face.

The tenth wave is the Overlord Tiger, who appears in the field in a very stylish way with a cat-like step, biting a sign in his mouth, poking the sign to the side, and then leaving it alone. The whole leopard lies lazily on the ground, playing the main game of "I'm going to be a loser":

The Tyrannosaurus Rex is a large cat that is larger than the South China tiger and smaller than the Siberian tiger. It is commonly known as the "pale tiger" and belongs to the Carnivora Felidae. The Tyrannosaurus Rex is a large cat that is larger than the South China tiger and smaller than the Siberian tiger. It has a well-developed and strong palate muscle, thick masseter muscle, large grinding teeth, and wide front paws. Its fur is dark purple-red and black, and the pattern is willow-shaped. Black, white and gray stripes are distributed from the top of the head to the tail and buttocks. The body is stout and slender. Compared with other cats, it has a wide forehead, a short snout, and pockmarks on the face. It was originally distributed in the subtropical hilly areas of the Far East. After the Middle Ages, it only lived in the hilly areas of the Sichuan Basin. The Tyrannosaurus Rex became extinct around 1523 AD.

Zi Feng wrote a line of words under the sign: I just hid in the deep mountains and forests, I don't want to play with you anymore. Yeah, I suddenly came out to scare you. She also drew a black ball with only eyes next to the sign.

The eleventh wave is the clouded leopard. It takes graceful small steps, calmly dragging a sign with its tail. It stands the sign upright, turns around handsomely, and then lies down next to the sign waiting to leave.

The clouded leopard is a large cat,[1] a national first-class protected wild animal. The ratio of canine teeth to skull length is the longest among cats. The clouded leopard is a small leopard with a long, thick tail that is almost as long as the body. Its legs are short and strong, and its paws are wide. Its pupils are rectangular and spindle-shaped when contracted; its canine teeth are sharp, with a large gap between the canine teeth and the premolars, allowing it to bite and kill larger prey. It is active at night and is good at climbing trees. It often jumps down from trees to prey on small mammals such as monkeys, birds, mice, hares, deer, etc. It is mainly distributed in the low mountain areas in the eastern and southern Himalayas in Nepal.

The twelfth wave is the snow leopard. This guy looks quite colorful in all white. Behind it is the white snow source. Zi Feng ran to the snowfield to find it. There was a black curtain next to it, and then, on the curtain was written an introduction: A carnivorous cat and flagship species, it is a national first-class protected animal and is known as the "King of Snow Mountains".

There are two subspecies of snow leopards, with a general body length of 110-130 cm and a weight of 30-60 kg. Snow leopards are sensitive, alert, and solitary. Their fur is grayish white with black spots and rings, and their tails are long and thick. They are native to the mountainous areas of central Asia, mainly distributed in high-altitude mountains such as the Tianshan Mountains in China. They often move around near the snow line and in the snow. Because they are at the top of the plateau ecological food chain, snow leopards are also called "barometers of the health of high-altitude ecosystems."

The snow leopard cooperated with the whole process with a confused look on his face. Zi Feng took it away and left some food for this guy before riding away again.

The fourteenth wave is the badger. This one looks very much like a bear's home. Zi Feng also encountered it in the wild. He simply used a bottle of honey to successfully get this guy to cooperate. Of course, it was the action of eating honey. There was a clothes tag hanging on the tree next to it:

Binturong, commonly known as raccoon badger and bear civet, is a carnivorous animal of the family Civetidae and has been listed as a national first-class protected wild animal. Binturong weighs 8 to 13 kg and is 700 to 800 mm long. Its tail is nearly as long as its body, and the end of its tail is entangled, which can wrap around branches to support its body for foraging. Its fur is long and sparse, rough and fluffy, and its hair is long and wavy. Its foot pads are large, almost covering the entire sole of its foot.