1. Public service words for protecting rare animals 1. Giant panda's heart: I leave the beauty to you who see me, and you leave the environment to the earth where we live.

2. I love my family, and I love the giant panda.

3, pay attention to the environment, you and I just need to do a little!

4, shade, smile, responsibility.

5. For the giant panda: We have it, we care, and we will cherish it more.

6. Protecting nature is everyone's responsibility!

7. "Water, life!" "There is only one earth for human beings!"

8. Cherish food and promote health

9. This lush green has your love, thank you. Please have mercy.

10, please pay attention to your language in order to improve your literacy.

2. slogan of protecting rare animals care for wild animals and protect beautiful homes!

Protect wild animals and realize the harmony between man and nature!

Protect birds, protect wild animals and maintain ecological balance.

Caring for birds is a human virtue.

Protect wild animals and maintain ecological security!

Wild animals are friends of human beings!

Together on the earth, * * * enjoy nature!

Protecting wild animals means protecting human beings!

People and birds under the blue sky.

Birds are natural enemies of pests and friends of human beings.

Pay attention to migratory birds and protect the environment.

Protecting birds and wildlife is everyone's responsibility.

Love animals and cherish life.

Maintain ecological balance and protect animals.

Protecting wild animals means caring for human beings.

One sky, one home.

Protect animals and live in harmony with nature.

Countless facts have proved that human beings and animals * * * survive.

Protect wild animals, don't shoot birds, catch snakes and frogs.

Protect wildlife, human beings and nature.

Improve environmental awareness, care for flowers and trees, protect wild animals, maintain public facilities, and promote the coordinated development of people, people and society, and people and nature.

It is glorious to love animals, but shameful to mistreat them.

What's the difference between you and the devil when you look at the innocent eyes of the lamb while gnawing at its mother's body?

3. A rare animal-the echidna. At the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, an animal like a hedgehog was chosen as a mascot and paraded around the world. Many people don't know its name, only know that its image is engraved on Australian nickel coins. This little thing is called the echidna, and only Australia has its footprint on the whole earth.

Echinoceros looks like a hedgehog, with a length of 300-450 mm and a width of less than 70 mm, and the male is slightly larger. Both men and women are covered with thick and sharp thorns. The top of the brown thorn is dark brown, which makes it inconspicuous when running in sandy shrubs, and the camouflage color is very successful. It is covered with thorns not only on its back, but also on the edge of its body. This is of course its self-protection tool or "shield". Once it meets an enemy, such as an eagle, a snake or a lizard, it can curl up into a ball. Like a hedgehog, its spikes are all outward, so the enemy can't lay hands on it.

The biggest difference between the echidna and the hedgehog is that the echidna has sharp claws and is good at digging. Its hind legs have long claws, which can also be used to clean its own epidermis, far from being comparable to Asian hedgehogs.

Like a hedgehog, he curled up into a ball and waited impatiently for the enemy to go away. Although the echidna also has this "negative" ability and uses it, its "unique skill" is to dig holes to escape. The claws of the echidna are very powerful, like human hands and a little like chicken feet. The digging speed is fast and deep, and it can dig about 1.5 meters in one breath. It is not as fast as hedgehogs and rabbits, and even modern tools and even machines may not be able to catch up with it. China's pangolin is no match for it.

When you find a Huang Chengcheng echidna crawling slowly in the bushes, you will shout for your companion and walk towards it. But in just a few seconds, right under your nose, the echidna disappeared! Even a meadow or even a sandy land can disappear in front of your eyes in an instant, leaving only a hole with floating soil on the surface.

Of course, digging holes is not the main duty of the echidna. Its food source is ants and earthworms in Australian grasslands, hills, deserts and mountains, including termites that Australians hate. Many houses in Australia are destroyed by termites every year, and farmers like cute little echidna, which naturally includes this factor.

The echidna has a long tubular mouth, and its nostrils open at the top of its beak. The tongue is also an important weapon of the echidna. It can stick out its mouth for more than a foot. A thick mucus is secreted on the tip of the tongue, which is used to stick the ant's stomach. It is estimated that it can eat tens of thousands of ants and termites a day.

The echidna usually moves during the day, and goes out to look for food every day 18 hours, and detects invertebrates such as ants and earthworms with its nose. Its nose and mouth can detect and feel very subtle bioelectric signals and quickly capture food. At night, it sleeps in bushes, hollow logs, crevices in stones, and even caves of rabbits and wombats, because these animals are helpless. Of course, it doesn't compete for other people's food. It hibernates in winter, even in the mountains for 28 weeks. During this period, its movements and reactions are very slow. In fact, winter in Australia is not cold, and there is no ice and snow. The temperature in parts of North China and Central China is still above zero 15 degrees Celsius. In the first few days of spring, the echidna that comes out for food moves slowly and comes out more often. The echidna moves slowly, such as rolling, but strangely, it can swim and float on the water like a hairball, which is very funny.

August to 10 is the season when the echidna attacks large ant nests. There are many fat queens with wings in the nest. These queens have prepared enough fat and nutrients to fly out of their nests and build new homes. At this time, the echidna fiercely attacked the ant nest with its long nose and mouth, sticking out its tongue full of mucus, sticking to food and rolling it into its mouth. When it sticks to the queen, it will also bring in a lot of dirty things, but it doesn't matter. The echidna eats a lot of soil every day, which not only helps digestion, but also contains rare elements. The echidna has a rough stomach epidermis, which is very different from other mammals. After eating such a sumptuous dinner, the little echidna grew very fast, and suddenly became much bigger in spring and summer.

The life span of the mole rat is almost 50 years, and the mating period is from June to September every year. The female echidna will lay a temporary abdominal pouch during the breeding period and lay eggs two weeks after mating. Eggs are about 15 mm long, and the surface is like leather, not as smooth and hard as eggs. The laid eggs hatch in the pocket of the mother's abdomen. Almost ten days later, the little echidna hatched. At this time, the female echidna will produce prominent pores in her pocket, and the milk will ooze from the pores for the young children to suck. The breast milk of echidna is thicker than milk and contains more fat, and it becomes thicker and thicker as the child grows up. The little echidna stayed in her pocket for 6-9 weeks and began to grow thorns on her back. When the thorn grows out, it will sting mother, so it's time to leave the bag. But at this time, the little echidna still couldn't open her eyes and was blind. After he left his pocket, he went to the nursing nest dug by his mother when she was pregnant and waited for her to feed him every day. At this time, it still goes back to its pocket to suck milk every seven days or so. It took five months to wean, dig food with claws and subdue prey with tongue and mucus.

Protecting Rare Animals There are many precious animals in China, and the cutest one is the giant panda.

The giant panda is chubby, with a pinch of white hair on his head, a pair of small round ears, big eyes and dark circles on his face, as if wearing a pair of sunglasses. Giant pandas are black except for their elbows, stomach and upper back.

Panda's favorite plant is arrow bamboo. When the arrow bamboo grows to the most lush, the panda will tear the bamboo skin with all his strength and put the branches and leaves in his mouth to eat hard. Even if you become bloated.

Giant pandas are not only vegetarians, but also eat meat sometimes! It likes to eat a small animal called bamboo mouse. Pandas chew bamboo on the ground, but bamboo rats chew bamboo roots underground. As soon as the giant panda heard the bamboo mouse "click! Hey! " After taking a bite, I put down the bamboo in my hand, and while listening to the sound of pulling out its nest, I found a bamboo rat. The panda killed it with bamboo, then tore its skin and ate it with relish.

Giant pandas were very lively when they were young. He likes jumping, climbing up and down. When he grows up, he sleeps all day. Even if someone teased him, he would only open his eyes and go back to sleep.

Panda is so cute, I like it!