Phyllis A Johnson
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Wild boar diving board
I went to the forest to find a lost lamb, came to the meadow called Toad Bay and heard a small bamboo forest in front of the "bleating" sheep sound. I was so anxious that I went through the grass and followed the sound quickly, not paying attention to the movement around me. Suddenly, I stepped in the air, lost my balance, and my body fell straight down, "boom", I blacked out and lost consciousness.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
A pair of old turtles
On the cliff stands a stone pillar about three meters high and forty centimeters in diameter, with various birds and animals carved on it. This is the sacred pillar of our Manguang Langzhai, which is specially used to worship the god of hunting before each hunting trip. According to legend, this was originally a natural stone monument, fifty years ago was destroyed by lightning, the then Tusi sent people to the capital of Xishuangbanna Yun Jinghong specially made this stone pillar, re-erected on the god.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
Dog of Disaster
This is a very beautiful hunting dog, black and white country fur color, proportionate body, long legs, running up fast and fast as the wind; the name is also beautiful, called flower eagle, meaning as agile and brave as the eagle. The original owner of the flower hawk was the old hunter Ai Xiangzai of Manguanglao village, but since the adoption of the flower hawk, Ai Xiangzai's family has been in constant trouble: first, the eldest son went to the mountains to cut down a tree, and was smashed by a tree that fell down the mountain and broke his leg; soon after, the youngest son pounded gunpowder with a stone pestle, and the gunpowder exploded by itself, blinding the youngest son in one eye; then Ai Xiangzai took the flower hawk to the mountains to hunt, and saw a dog bear come out of the grass areoles five meters away. The bear heard the commotion and pounced on him, Ai Xiangzai still dropped his shotgun and climbed the tree, but one of his heels was bitten by the bear along with his shoe.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
Military pigeon "Snow White"
On the border of southwest China, there is a sacred chicken mountain in the middle of ten thousand mountains. From a distance, the eastern peak looks like the crown of a rooster, the middle winding beam looks like the back of a rooster, and the western slope looks like the long tail of a rooster. Whenever the sunset reddens the sky, the whole mountain range is overflowing with colorful gold, really like a big colorful rooster descending from the sky.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
Snow rabbit by the sleeping python
The wild animals kept in zoos, not all like elephants, rhinoceroses as rare species, and not every animal like tigers, leopards as expensive. Just like the stock market, there are blue chips with high prices, and there are also quite cheap dung stocks. For example, the snow rabbit, purchased at a low price, is poorly ornamental, does not get the attention of the staff, and is seen as a kind of embellishment and dispensable exhibition species. The Kunming Yuantong Mountain Zoo used a female white pheasant bird the year before to exchange for four pairs of snow rabbits from the Beijing Zoo, kept in a cage of a dozen square meters. Snow rabbits have light brown summer fur and white winter fur, with a circle of black fur at the tips of their ears; otherwise, other characteristics are much the same as those of domestic rabbits. Snow rabbits have a high reproductive rate, producing 3-4 litters of 3 pups per year, and the young rabbits can produce the next generation after they reach 8 months of age. In the zoo, there are no natural enemies and no diseases, so the family of snowshoe hares is expanding geometrically and snowballing. In just 2 years, the family grew to more than 100, and the small cages were overcrowded with rabbits. Although the snow rabbit is also classified as a second-class protected animal, the value is not large, raising more, pure waste of feed, expanding the financial deficit of the zoo. So, the zoo will pick some old and weak snow rabbits, and feed other carnivores, one can reduce the overcrowding of the rabbit hutch, and the second can also reduce the cost of feeding other carnivores. About 50 or 60 meters away from the rabbit hut, there is a glass cage of more than 30 square meters, in which a python is kept. This is a black-tailed python, with black cloud-like markings on its body, a belly circumference of 60 cm, and a body length of six meters. The python was born deaf, relying on the bright red forked snake letters to stretch out to smell and feel the movement around. They love to eat live animals or they refuse to eat. It was just as well that the extra snowshoe hares were used to feed this precious black-tailed python. The adult snowshoe hares are about seven or eight pounds each, just enough for the python to have a full meal.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
Sunbird and king cobra
The sunbird is a small and delicate bird in the tropical rainforest, from the tip of the beak to the tip of the tail, less than 10 cm long, elegant call, colorful plumage, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple, like woven with seven colors of sunlight. Whenever the forest is filled with sunlight, the sunbird will fly to the rosy mountain flowers, wings flapping at a frequency of more than eighty times per second, body parked in the air like a helicopter, long thin beak like a needlepoint piercing into the stamen, sucking nectar.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
A pair of white swans
Upstream of Peacock Lake, there is a dense reed bush. Every autumn, a flock of short-billed swans flies from the north to spend the winter. Short-billed Swans, also known as Lesser Swans, are smaller in size than the Greater Swans and Mute Swans. Their whole body is white, beak orange-red, and looks elegant and noble. This group of short-billed swans, about forty to fifty, live in the reeds of the upper Peacock Lake for about four months, and the next spring, they fly back to the north to breed offspring.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
The female peacock's love affair
In the villages near the primeval forest in Xishuangbanna, many families keep green peacocks in their courtyards like chickens. Both chickens and peacocks belong to the pheasant family and are raised in much the same way, with a little bit of rice and small insects like grasshoppers and crickets. The only difference is that peacocks have to build a small pond with stones in their yard because they love cleanliness and have the habit of drawing water to comb their feathers in the morning.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
Zebra and Olive Branch
Perhaps because of the journey, perhaps because of the uncomfortable soil, perhaps because of homesickness and excessive sadness, perhaps because the temperature difference between Kunming too cold, that skin named Dio's male zebra from the African grasslands transported to the Yuantong Mountain Zoo on the second day after falling ill. After veterinary examination, it is suffering from acute pneumonia, injections, and medication, tossed for several days, no improvement, still lying on the ground every day, eyes looking at the white clouds in the sky, a sickly look. The veterinarian said that the effect of the needle and medicine is limited, the sick horse is always lying on its side, the pressure on the lungs, will only aggravate the disease, we must let it stand up, more activities, invigorate the spirit, strengthen the body, with the treatment, the disease may be cured.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
The redbuck antelope moved twice
The red gazelle, also known as the red cliff sheep, has red fur and is scarce, and is only found in the Gaoligong Mountains in Yunnan. The year before last, the provincial animal research institute and the Yuantong Mountain Zoo organized a hunting team, which searched for more than two months in Gaoligong Mountain and spent tens of thousands of yuan, and with the help of local mountain people, caught seven live red-blazed antelopes, three males, and four females, by digging traps, and transported them to Kunming, where they were kept in the Yuantong Mountain Zoo, hoping that they could reproduce under artificial feeding conditions to save this rare and endangered animal.
By Phyllis A Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
