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Reptiles,the  Overlord
Amphibians,the Pioneers
Multi-colored Fish
Charming Butterflies
Are all beasts 
near-sighted?
Cursorial and swimming birds
“Language” of the birds
Loser on the arena
Red panda, you may never know.
Pekin Robin, the loyal lover.
Lizard or snake?
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Listen! The Birds are singing! 
I am small and lovely, I am a Intermediate Slow Loris. 
 
  Clouded leopard,where are you?
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Largemouth Bronze Gudgeon(Coreius guichenoti

Habitat: reside in rapid rivers.

Feeding habits: omnivous; mainly feeds on aquatic insects, mollush, piece of vegetations, fish eggs and young fish etc.

Features: it gets its name because its mouth is semi-round and with a brown body color. The front part of its body is cylindrical, while the back part is flat. Its mouth locates in the belly side of the head, which is beneficial for it to swallow up food in the bottom of water. It has a pair of thick cirrus and a particularly long thoracic fin,which are sensitive tools for it to seek for food. It lays its eggs from May to June each year; the cytula will float with water and hatch in this process. The fish has a large size; the biggest of them can grow to 3.5-4.0 kg. Its flesh is fresh and delicious and is good specie of fish in China as well as a kind of important economic fish. But its number has been reduced greatly.

Category: Pisces, Cypriniformes, Cyprinidae, Gobioninae

Distribution: Yangzi River and Jinsha River.

 

               

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