Baokang, Hubei, found that the world's endangered species Wushan Beiyi

Jimu Journalist Zhou Pingying

Intern Liu Yifei

Correspondent Chen Quanlin Zhou Wenjing Song Dehua

Recently, the staff of the Hubei Baokang Wudao Gorge Management Bureau accidentally discovered the world endangered species Wushan Beiyi ("Little Baby Fish").

It is understood that Wushan North Po, commonly known as "Little Baby Fish", has a narrow distribution range and scarce population. It is extremely demanding on the living environment. It is an endangered and rare amphibians. Generally, living in a mountainous area of ​​900-2350 meters above sea level, adults mostly inhabit the earthen acupoints or stone seams in the small mountain stream, mainly the larvae of the winged winged insects in the stream.

The world's endangered species of Baokang Wushan Beiyi

According to relevant professionals, the species "appeared" in the Wudaoxia Nature Reserve, filling the gap of this endangered species before Baokang. This shows that the ecological resources of the Wudaoxia Nature Reserve are good, and the water quality is adapted to its growth.

It is understood that Wushan Beiyi is included in the "Red List of Endangered Species of the World Nature Conservation Alliance". Wushan Beiyi is a type of tail amphibious, which has important value in studying the classification and biodiversity of the family.

(The picture is provided by the correspondent)

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