The Internet anchor is suspected to be picked up the endangered "jellyfish snow rabbit", and the police involved in the investigation

On August 11, a Weibo netizen posted a post that the anchor named "Siberian Wolf" released a video of "Qing Tibetan Snow Lotus" in Qinghai. At present, the anchor account has been banned and the police have been involved in the investigation.

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The video showed that the anchor pulled a plant from the stone cracks and displayed it to the camera, and called "Qingzang Snow Lotus, and the original ecology was picked by more than 5,000 meters above sea level." The plants in his hands were suspected to be a national second -level protected plant "Sweet Snow Rabbit".

On the evening of the same day, the official Weibo of the Qinghai Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism replied under the report of netizens, "Thank you for your concern and support for Damei Qinghai, and we have forwarded the information of this article to the relevant departments for processing." Subsequently, the reporter also issued a post. It is said that the police have been involved in the investigation.

According to the government website of the State Forestry and Grassland Bureau, "Jellyfish Snow Rabbit" was selected as the "National Key Protection Wild Plants List" on September 7, 2021. The protection level is secondary, which is banned from picking.

Source: Visual China

This is not the first time that the "Jellyfish Snow Rabbit" has entered the public vision in this way. In July 2020, the gourmet blogger "Wild Food Brother" with more than 3 million fans released a video. In the picture, he climbed up the alpine stone beach, picked the endangered plant "jellyfish snow rabbit", and was cooked with instant noodles. Afterwards, due to a large -scale questioning of netizens, the "Wild Food Brother" deleted the video and apologized the next day.

Gu Yourong, a botanist at the Capital Normal University, said in an interview with the Guangming Daily that most of the "jellyfish snow rabbits" growing at Liushi Beach above 4,500 meters above sea level. From a month to 10 months, the survival conditions are very bad, so it takes several years from seed germination to flowering.

In recent years, online anchors have been eye -catching, and frequently "start" on endangered wild species. Last month, a gourmet net red blogger named "Timoko" filmed the incident of boiling and barbecue shark videos. On July 31, the police in Nanchong City, Sichuan Province, stated that after identifying, the shark in the "Temple" video was indeed a shark -loving shark and belonged to the national second -level protection animal. On August 1, the Nanchong Agricultural and Rural Bureau responded that the shark -eating shark originated from the coastal area of ​​Fujian, and relevant personnel have been controlled by the police.

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