(1) White-headed langur: mammal. It is about 50 cm long, with a small head, a long tail and slender limbs. It has a white head and a hairy crown, and feeds on wild fruits, leaves and flowers. Produced in Yunnan, southwestern Guangxi and northern Vietnam. A class of protected animals in China.
(2) Antelope: also known as pronghorn. Mammals. Length 1.7m ~ 2.2m, shoulder height 1m ~ 1.3m, and the maximum weight is 350kg. Go out for food at night, eat grass, branches and bamboo shoots. Distributed in China, Sichuan, Yunnan, Shaanxi, Gansu and other places. A class of protected animals in China. ?
(3) baiji: also known as baiji. Mammals. Body length 1.5m ~ 2.5m, round head and long mouth, about 30cm. The back is light blue-gray, the abdomen is white, and the fins are white. Living in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China, Dongting Lake and Qiantang River. China endemic animals, national first-class protected animals. ?
(4) Black-necked crane: birds. Large wading bird, about1.4m long. The head, neck and flight feathers are all black, and so are the tail feathers. They breed in alpine swamps of 3500-5000 meters in Qinghai and western Sichuan, and migrate to Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan for the winter. The only alpine species among cranes is a class of protected animals in China. ?
(5) Chinese alligator: reptile. It is more than 2 meters long and has 6 rows of horny scales on its back. The back is dark brown with yellow spots and yellow stripes; The ventral surface is gray with yellow spots and stripes; The tail is gray and black.
Rare plants:
(1) Cryptomeria fortunei: evergreen tree, up to 20 meters high. Branches are parallel and branchlets are hairy. There are two kinds of leaves, the leaves on the long branches are scattered radially, 4 cm ~ 5 cm long, and there are white stomata below. Cones are produced in Guangxi, Sichuan, Hunan, Guizhou and other places.
(2) Metasequoia glyptostroboides: deciduous trees, with a height of 35 meters and a DBH of 2.5 meters. The lateral branches are opposite and pinnate. The leaves are strip-shaped, flat, and 1.3 mm ~ 20 mm long, alternately paired to form two rows, which are pinnate. The cone is drooping, nearly quadrangular spherical or short cylindrical, about 18 mm ~ 25 mm long. Produced in Sichuan, Hubei and Hunan.
(3) Davidia involucrata: also known as water pear. Deciduous trees, 15m ~ 20m high. The leaves are broadly ovate, the apex is acuminate, the base is heart-shaped, and the edges are serrated. Spherical head with two ivory bracts at the base, oblong or oval, about 7 cm long and 3 cm ~ 5 cm wide. Endemic to China, distributed in Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan.
(4) Ginseng: a perennial herb. 30 cm to 60 cm high. Spindle-shaped or cylindrical fleshy roots, short stems, palmately compound leaves, three to six rounds. Flowers are small, yellow-green, umbels. Fruit oblate, red. Produced in northeast China, North Korea and other places, it has excellent medicinal value and is one of the "three treasures of Kanto".
Information on species expansion of endangered animals in China. Endangered animals in a broad sense generally refer to precious, endangered or rare wild animals. From the perspective of wildlife management, endangered animals refer to animals listed in the appendix of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, as well as wild animals under special state and local protection.
Endangered animals refer to all wild animal species that are in danger of extinction due to their own reasons or the influence of human activities or natural disasters.
Resources China rare animals and plants _ Baidu Encyclopedia