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Mink is one of the most important fur animals in the world. Due to the continuous development of biotechnology and breeding technology, the color of the original skin of the leech has now grown from black to white and varied. The Otter family originated in the wild otter of the United States. They belong to the family Ceramidae. The Northern Hemisphere that lives in nature. In Denmark, the family of crickets consists of the following seven animals:
Matsuzaka, Ishigaki, Mole, White Stork, Weasel, Dragonfly, and Otter. Mink body is usually longer, soft but muscular. The male body is about 45 cm in length plus about 20 cm in tail length. Females are usually about 40 cm shorter. An adult female parent usually weighs more than 1 kilogram. The public's weight is usually about 2 times that of the mother-in-law.
Water otters usually take small steps in wavy jumps. However, if it is needed, it can move very fast. It is also a very good swimmer so you can catch fish in nature.
The original leeches were dark brown in color and slightly lighter in the ground. There are usually white spots under the jaw, chest and abdomen. Artificial breeding has helped Otter have more natural colors. For example, in Denmark, natural colors of leeches include black, Mahogany, dark brown, reddish brown, sapphire, iron gray, silver blue, steel blue, violet, dawn, light brown, pearl, white, beige Red brown red, white and so on.
The annual output of mink in Denmark is about 15 million. As of the year 2000, the number of female species is approximately 2.2 million.
2. fox
Common fox farms usually breed two kinds of foxes: the blue fox and the silver fox. Both belong to the dog family.
Blue foxes generally have natural blues and shades of white, and are the dominant species of foxes. Its blue color is consistent throughout the year. On the contrary, according to the different shades of white, the Arctic fox is white for winter and brown for summer.
Blue foxes are usually smaller and have shorter legs than silver foxes, with wider and shorter heads and rounder ears. Its fur is usually richer and heavier than the silver fox.
Similar blue foxes can be found in countries around the Arctic Circle. They gradually spread from the Arctic Circle to Scandinavia and Finland. Blue foxes are generally less shy than silver foxes. Therefore, as long as you are careful and patient, it is entirely possible to feed the blue fox with your hand.
The silver fox is actually a hybrid of common red foxes. The silver fox is usually slightly slimmer and has a slightly longer body. Its ears are long and sharp, with hairy hair on the tail and white tops.
The color of the silver fox also varies, from almost completely black to very light grey, from brown blotches to red blotches.
The fox is the second most important fur animal in the world. The number of female foxes in Denmark in 2000 reached 11,000.
3. Blue Orchid
Cyanine is divided from the zoology perspective and belongs to rodents. The vast majority of other fur animals belong to carnivores. Cyanine originates from South America and lives in the Andes.
Adult female blue orchids weigh about 400-500 grams. Gongqing Zilan is about 50-100 grams lighter. Chrysanthemum is usually blue-gray, with shades. Cyanosis is usually dense and dense, and it is estimated that there are approximately 20,000 hairs per piece.
Breeding of blue orchids is usually treated as a pet or hobby. There are only a few large cyanine farms in the world. The Danish blue orchid mother species is maintained at about 5000-6000 per year.
4. Mole
Like water otters, the Mole is also a member of the typical cricket family. Long oval body, soft and short legs. It is a good hunting expert, usually only at dawn or late at night.
The Mole is the first fur animal to be used by humans. About 400 BC, there have been relevant records. Only then, it worked like a hunting dog. It is used to hunt rabbits and so on.
The wild mole is from northwest Africa. But now it has spread to Europe and most parts of the former Soviet Union. They like to live in damp, bushy lowlands. Molesters were also specifically exported from the UK to New Zealand in the 19th century to help control the number of wild rabbits in the area.
A mature female mole weighs about 0.7-1.2 kg. Similar male rats weigh about 1.2-2 kilograms. The moles are slightly longer than those of other members of the baboon family. The underlayer is about 25 mm long and the needle is about 25 mm long. Its hairpins are almost as dense as the leeches. On average, there are approximately 8500-9000 needles per square centimeter, and approximately 20 undercoats per needle. However, its skin is relatively thin and lacks elasticity. Therefore, mole skin is more difficult to use than otters.
At present, the status of the Mole as a fur animal is no longer important. In Denmark, there are only about a hundred mother moles of the year each year. But it is increasingly favored as a pet.
5.貉å
Scorpions first originated in East Asia around 1927. Between 1927 and 1957, 9,000 mules were released to Europe, the former Soviet Union, and the West Asia region.
This release is not completely successful. However, today in most parts of Sweden, Finland and Poland can find them. In the Czech Republic, Romania and Germany, people also know about the nephew.
The cultivation of scorpion has a very long history, and it can be traced back to 1928 in the former Soviet Union. In nature, scorpions live in bushes near lakes or rivers. Its Latin name also stems from its love of living at night.
Adult lice weigh about 4-6 kilograms in the summer and 5-10 kilograms in the winter. Because in the winter it's 30-35% of body weight is used to store fat against cold. Adult lice are about 55-80 cm in length, 15-25 cm in tail length, and 30-35 cm in shoulder width.
6. Aster
Asters, like other fur animals, also belong to a species of cockroach. Asters are usually slightly smaller than pine nuts and are about 35-55 cm in length. Its tail is usually about 12-19 cm long. Asters usually weigh about 0.5-2 kg. Due to its thick fur, purpura usually looks more fluffier than pine fleas.
Aster is widely distributed in Siberia and the Far East. It spreads south to Mongolia, South Korea and so on.
Asters are peaceful and easy to keep in captivity. And in the former Soviet Union can find some aster breeding farms. In the past, the export of Aster was prohibited, but now it can be exported. Therefore, the origin of Aster is no longer limited to the countries of the former Soviet Union.
Due to the cold weather in Siberia, the purple hairpins are compact, soft and charming.
7. Rex rabbit
The breeding of rabbits dates back to the Roman Empire. During the Middle Ages, they were released on different islands as food for sailors on long voyages.
Rex rabbits were first known to the world at an exposition in 1924. It originated from European wild rabbits and was first registered by a French farmer in 1919. The peasant finally let the local Abbot take over the rabbit feeding.
The rejuvenation of the Rex Rabbit was in the 1990s, when the world's demand for fur reached a certain height and quantity. Most buyers come from Italy and the Far East.
The Danish rex female parent species is currently maintained at approximately 1,000.
Leaf blade purple, adaxially with wax powder, nearly round and round.Nutrition is rich, especially rich in vitamin C, vitamin U and more vitamin E and B group.
Analysis of the world's major fur animal species
1. Otter