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Zi Feng wrote a sign and asked the big lizard to move around the sign, then turn on its back, then lie on its back. Then all the lizards did the same thing one by one.

Monitor lizard, also known as five-clawed golden dragon, is a species of monitor lizard in the family Varanidae of the order Lizardia. It is a first-class protected animal in China. Monitor lizards have a narrow and long head, a long snout, a slender tongue with a deep fork at the tip, and are covered with small and protruding round scales all over their bodies. The scales on the back of adults are black, with some scales mixed with light yellow spots, and the ventral surface is light yellow or grayish white with a few black spots. The scales are rectangular and arranged in horizontal rows. The limbs are strong and there are sharp claws on the toes. They mainly live on land and like to live near streams in mountainous areas or in estuaries, mountain ponds, reservoirs and other places along the coast. They feed on small mammals, amphibians, reptiles, fish, frogs and carrion. [1] They are mainly distributed in China, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia and northern Australia.

Zi Feng's extra banner reads: "I am called a dragon, but you still want to destroy my clan. Do you really think dragons are so fragile? What a pitiful self-esteem."

The twentieth wave was Diao Xiong. Zi Feng simply liked this guy and happily went over to stroke his fur. After confirming with Feng Hu that this guy was called Diao Xiong, he brought him over to join the show. He still only needed a jar of honey to deal with it, and asked this guy to stay aside for a while.

The marten, also known as the moon bear and flying bear, is an animal of the genus Marten in the family Mustelidae and has been listed as a first-class protected animal in China. It looks like a badger, has a tail like a marten, paws like a bear, and a temperament like a wolf. Its body shape is between a marten and a bear. It is 80-100 cm long and weighs 8-25 kg. Its fur is brown. It has a thick tail, a big head and small ears, a curved back, and short and strong limbs. It catches foxes, wild cats, roe deer, musk deer and other animals, and also eats plant food such as mushrooms and pine seeds. It is distributed in the edge of the Arctic and subarctic regions, the Greater Khingan Range in Northeast China, and the Altai Mountains in Xinjiang.

Next, the Crested Duck, the Crested Ibis, and the Red-crowned Crane flew out from the side, each holding a word in its beak: Birds.

The first to appear were the extinct Crested Duck. This guy had to cooperate obediently even for the sake of the eggs in his stomach. Its job was also very simple, squatting next to the wooden sign and turning around. These signs were dubbed in the later stage as long as there was enough time.

The Crested Shelduck is a bird of the Anatidae family. It likes to live in groups and inhabits lakes, rivers, ponds, salt ponds, estuary swamps and grasslands. It often nests in sand dunes or stone walls on the coast and salt lakes, and occasionally uses natural caves or rabbits' abandoned holes. The Crested Shelduck has a very diverse diet, including a variety of invertebrates in saltwater and freshwater, such as various insects, oysters, mollusks, conchs, shellfish, snails, etc. It also eats small fish, water frogs, leaves and seeds of plants, mosses, etc. Each nest lays 7-12 eggs, which are oval and light yellow.

The Crested Shelduck is 61 cm long and has a wingspan of 30-32 cm. It is sexually dimorphic. The male Crested Shelduck has a dark green crown, dark green breast, primary feathers and tail, and dark brown face, cheeks and throat. Their abdomen, tail feathers and sides are dark grey with black stripes. The upper wing feathers are white and the shoulders are iridescent green. The female Crested Shelduck has white eye rings, a black breast, white face, cheeks, neck and upper wing feathers, and a dark brown body with white markings. Both sexes have prominent green feathers on their heads. Iris brown; bill red in males, pink in females; feet red. Note: Only one duckling was found.

But in fact, there are ducklings, but they are all still in the female's belly, and are now in the birthing mode. But there is no need to let the public know this.

The second wave that appeared were the red-crowned cranes. This buddy encountered a group of them. Zi Feng happily finished the arrangement and took out the dancing posture of the cranes in the fairy palace and asked them to learn it. I have to say, this group of cranes were really good. They really danced with fairy spirit.

Because of the barrage this time, Zi Feng felt that he should type it manually later, otherwise it would ruin the atmosphere. The last part is called Xiao Qi, who gave the house a palace look, and then introduced:

The red-crowned crane, also known as the "immortal crane" and "Manchurian crane", is a large wading bird of the family Gruiformes. It is named for the red fleshy crown on its head. Male and female red-crowned cranes are the same. The whole body is almost pure white. The throat, cheeks and most of the neck are dark brown. The forehead and front of the eyes are slightly black. The wings are broad and mostly white. The secondary and tertiary flight feathers are black and long, and they are curved downward in an arched shape. The barbs at the ends of the feathers are scattered, like hair. The eyes are dark brown; the beak is dark green, slightly lighter at the tip; the feet are lead black. It mainly feeds on fish and shrimp. It is distributed in Northeast China, Eastern Mongolia, the east bank of the Ussuri River in Russia, North Korea, South Korea and Hokkaido, Japan.

This crane is rare, people treasure it, and because of its long life and elegant body, it has always been considered the companion of the so-called immortals and hermits, so it is also called "immortal crane". The State Forestry Administration of China reported the red-crowned crane as the only candidate for the national bird.

The red-crowned crane needs a clean and open wetland environment as its habitat, and is the most sensitive indicator of wetland environmental changes. Due to the continuous growth of the population, the habitat of the red-crowned crane has been continuously changed into farmland or city, resulting in the extinction of the red-crowned crane. The increase in grazing and hunting has increased human interference, as well as egg picking and poaching, which has caused a sharp decrease in the number of red-crowned cranes. It has been listed as an endangered species and a first-class protected animal.

'The third wave of birds were naturally the Crested Ibis, but after spending a few days with them, Zi Feng discovered that they were just directionally challenged and probably got lost. Feng Hu said speechlessly, "You kidnapped them?"

Zifeng pointed at the crested ibis and complained: "Ya Si is lost, can you help me find it? Where is its home? It is very stupid and just doesn't know the way." Feng Hu was speechless. Then Zifeng and the red-crowned crane, after mobilizing everyone to look for it, really sent the crested ibis home.

Seeing a bunch of crested ibis here, they looked at the guys who were sent back with contempt. A group of guys chirped, and Zi Feng and the red-crowned crane looked at each other and shook their heads! If nothing else, most of the tribe meant: You have made the crested ibis lose face.

Zi Feng was silent for a long time and then asked, "Brother, why don't you go to the zoo. There will be food and drink, and most importantly, you will be given a house where you can fly freely, so you won't get lost." She felt that even in a wild release base, this bird could get lost.

The crested ibis was silent for a long time, then asked, "Want a wife?"

Zi Feng nodded calmly and said, "First of all, you need a female. Secondly, regarding the question of finding a wife, I really want to ask, does anyone know if there are any crested ibis in other places?"