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Feng Hu didn't want to talk any more, so Han Zifeng added: "Don't you watch my live broadcast? The live broadcast room is not even closed. The problem is the special effects."

Then Zi Feng found a black rhino in the mountains and asked this family to give her a close-up. Then she went to look for Yangtze alligators and baiji dolphins. On the way, she encountered a herd of Przewalski's horses. Seeing the condition of their hooves, Zi Feng even worked for a day to shoe them.

On the way back, they saw two hog deer and happily pulled them out to take some photos. The two hog deer said they wanted to find their tribe. Zi Feng shook his head and told them that they might be the last two. Fortunately, they were a couple, not siblings. Zi Feng happily threw the two to Feng Hu again. Feng Hu was so excited by this little ancestor that he almost had a heart attack.

Anyway, after a week, Zi Feng really did it with this promotional video, with full special effects. The opening scene was the mountain god Xiaolong. She set an area for Xiaolong to fly, and as a result, with the follow-up, it was directly condensed into the two big words "special effects".

Then three little tigers, each with a word on its head, passed by the screen: Animals. Behind them was a pitiful tiger father, who was responsible for pulling the introduction: The South China tiger, a subspecies of tiger unique to China, is also called the "Chinese tiger" and is a first-class protected animal in China.

The South China tiger has a round head, short ears, strong limbs, a long tail, a chest and abdomen with more milky white, an orange-yellow body and black horizontal stripes, short and narrow stripes on the fur, and the spacing between the stripes is larger than that of the Bengal tiger and the Siberian tiger. Diamond-shaped stripes often appear on the sides of the body. It is smaller in size than other tiger subspecies and feeds on herbivorous animals such as wild boars, deer, and roe deer. The South China tiger is a typical mountain forest-dwelling animal. It lives in tropical rainforests and evergreen broad-leaved forests in southern China. It also often appears in mountain deciduous broad-leaved forests and coniferous broad-leaved mixed forests such as ridges, shrubs and gravel ponds. It mostly lives alone, not in groups, and is mostly active at night. It has a well-developed sense of smell, is agile, and is good at swimming, but not good at climbing trees. It is only distributed in China and lives in central and southern China. In 1996, the South China tiger was listed as the number one endangered species and the first of the world's top ten endangered species.

Next, the following is a white tiger that was picked up, a white tiger cub, and the mother of the white tiger is holding it in her mouth. The introduction: Qinling tiger, a cat family, leopard genus animal. It has a large body and a long body, a large and round head, big eyes and short ears, strong and powerful limbs, and a thin and long tail; the male Qinling tiger is about 2.9 meters long, with a tail length of 0.8~0.92 meters and a weight of 170~220 kilograms. The whole body is covered with brown and shiny fur; the fur color is darker in summer and slightly lighter in winter, covered with many short and wide wicker-like horizontal black stripes, every two close together, and the black stripes on the back of the body are numerous and dense. It is a typical forest-dwelling animal, mostly living alone, not in groups. Note: The mother tiger is the last remaining albino Qinling tiger, and the cub is strictly speaking a mixed-race.

The third blue tiger that came out was a male tiger, holding in its mouth an introduction: The Siberian tiger, a member of the Felidae family, is the largest existing carnivorous cat species. It is distributed in northeastern Asia and is known as the "King of the Jungle". It is a national first-class protected animal and an endangered species.

The average weight of an adult male Siberian tiger is 250 kg, with a head and body length of about 2.3 meters; the average weight of an adult female tiger is about 170 kg, with a body length of about 2 meters, a shoulder height of about 1.1 meters, and a tail length of about 1.3 meters. The maximum body length can reach 2.9 meters (including the tail length). The body color of this species is brownish yellow in summer and light yellow in winter. There are many narrow black stripes on the back and sides of the body, usually two of which are close together and shaped like willow leaves. The Siberian tiger is distributed in northeastern Asia, namely the Russian Far East and Jilin and Heilongjiang in northeastern China. It may still survive in northern North Korea.

Next came the fourth wave of elks. These four real and fake elks came up pulling a sled. Although the sled was made freshly, it was perfectly suitable for them. On the sled, there was an introduction sign: Elk, also known as Sibuxiang, is an animal of the genus Elk in the family Cervidae. It has a head like a horse, horns like a deer, neck like a camel, and tail like a donkey, so it is called Sibuxiang. It is an endangered species and a first-class protected wild animal in China.

The elk is native to the swampy areas of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China. It is 170-217 cm long, with a tail length of 60-75 cm. The male shoulder height is 122-137 cm, while the female is 70-75 cm, and is slightly smaller than the male. The average weight of an elk is 120-180 kg, and an adult male elk can weigh up to 250 kg. Female elks have no horns and are smaller in size. Male elks have multi-forked horns like deer, hooves like cows, and black hair on the end of their tails. They have large heads, narrow and long snouts, wide exposed parts of the nose, small eyes, and prominent infraorbital glands. They have strong limbs, and their main hooves are wide and fleshy. Elks are sociable and good at swimming. They like to feed on tender grass and aquatic plants.

The fifth wave of black rhinos, as for the introduction, just poke at the bull's horn. Black rhinoceros, an animal of the genus Rhinoceros in the family Rhinoceros. The body length is about 3-3.75 meters, the shoulder height is 1.4-1.8 meters, the tail length is about 70 centimeters, and the weight is about 800-1400 kilograms. It is the only species of the genus Rhinoceros in the family Rhinoceros. Although it is called black rhinoceros, their body color is actually closer to grayish white. This name is generally used to distinguish them from white rhinoceros. In fact, the difference between the two rhinoceroses is not in color, but mainly in body shape. The black rhinoceros is much smaller than the white rhinoceros, with a pointed snout that can be retracted and curled, a raised head, and no lower incisors. The obvious feature is that the upper lip is long and has a retractable upper lip, which can be used to peel leaves from branches when feeding. The black rhinoceros has short feet and a fat body, thick skin, less hair, and small eyes.

It lives in jungles and feeds on leaves. It is the most widely distributed and second most numerous rhino, distributed in small areas in eastern, central and southern Africa, north to northeastern Sudan and west to northeastern Nigeria. It is found in Kenya, Tanzania, Cameroon, South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe in Africa. It is the national animal of the African country Lesotho. There are currently four subspecies of black rhinoceros, which are listed as endangered.

Here Zi Feng also complained: "This big brother thought the living conditions here were not bad, so he listened to a group of birds, brought his wife, and traveled a long distance to settle here. Now his family lives a happy life." The little rhino is having fun in front of the camera at this time, which can be regarded as a 360-degree, no-dead-angle view of the black rhino.

The sixth wave was a rare takin, but this guy was really naughty. He circled the shooting area several times before poking his horns and introducing it to everyone carefully:

The takin, also known as the "wild antelope" and the "gnu", is an animal of the family Ceratosaurus in the order Artiodactyla. The takin is a first-class protected animal in China.