The Police Station of the Shangku Comprehensive Industrial Park rescue the national first -level protection animal "Little Yellow Sheep"

Wildlife is a friend of human beings, an important part of the natural ecosystem, and a natural resources given to human beings. Protecting animals and maintaining ecological balance is not only related to human survival and development, but also a symbol to measure the progress of a country, a nation, and a city.

At 11:00 on June 15th, the police of the Public Security Bureau of Korla Public Security Bureau patrolled the police in the mountains of the Tomoya mining in the mountains of Tomason Monteen. Essence The police station patrolling police worried that the mountain road was bumpy and hurt the "little yellow sheep", so he took the "Little Yellow Sheep" to the nearest enterprise for rescue. After verification of the police, this sheep was the national first -class protection of wildlife.

Police contacted the Drug Ring Brigade of the Public Security Bureau of Korla Municipal Public Security Bureau to rescue Pu's original antelope. At around 12 o'clock, the staff of the Wildlife Rescue Station of the Korla City picked up Pu's original antelope.

The police of the Public Security Bureau of Korla Public Security Bureau's Shangku Comprehensive Industry Park reminds the masses to meet wild animals in the wild, and call the police in time to not take them home to raise or kill them. To protect wildlife and protect wildlife from me.

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Pu's original antelope, belongs to the animal of Niuke, is usually inhabited in the mountains of the mountains and the semi -desert area of ​​Huzhou. In the early 1980s, there were more than 1,000 original antelopes near the lake, but in the late 1980s, it decreased to 500 to 600. In 1995, there were 5 Pattled Antelope population in the Huanhu area, about 300. It is estimated that the remaining number is about 150. In 2016, the Pinglihara was listed as the "Red List of the World Nature Conservation Alliance", and in 2021, it was listed as China's "National Key Protection Wildlife List".

Correspondent Chen Lin

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