According to Doumen County Records, Benbo recorded1May, 952, a tiger came to Gujingkeng Village at night and ate a live pig. Ou Yong, a villager, dug a trap in front of the pigsty, lured out a South China tiger weighing 30 1 kg and slaughtered and sold his own meat.
In the early 1950s, Huangyangshan Town at the foot of Doumen was still catching tigers. It can be seen that the wild animal resources in Doumen are rich and diverse under the condition that the original natural vegetation is not destroyed by human beings. At that time, all the wild animals in the Pearl River Delta, such as elephants, deer, tigers, rhinoceroses, crocodiles, apes, emeralds, peacocks, pythons and so on. It is also found in Huangyang Mountain and surrounding islands.
By the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, although there were many farmers in the county, smoke was everywhere. There were also many wild boars in the vast forests or fengshui forests behind the villages in Shan Ye, including yellow foxes, south foxes, civets, leopards and raccoons, pangolins, squirrels, porcupines, otters and pythons. By the early 1950s, although there were few trees and plants in Gongshan, the fengshui forest in the village was still well protected, and wild boar, coyotes, leopard raccoons, pangolins, yellow marmosets, squirrels, owls and orioles survived. There are still a large number of insect rays in the waters around Denglongsha, even rich in insect rays, and a large number of grain insects are produced in county towns and Shatian.
By 1958, even the geomantic trees in all villages were completely cut down due to the destruction of forests and charcoal burning by the ironmaking movement. Most mountainous areas have become bare hillsides, with soil erosion and bare rocks, which have seriously damaged the ecological environment on which wild animals depend. The food chain was interrupted. In addition, people continue to kill indiscriminately. Wild animals are becoming scarcer and scarcer, and large animals and precious birds have disappeared.
Huangyang Mountain is located in the middle and west of Doumen District, Zhuhai City, which is connected with Jiu Feng, and is known as "the first peak at the gateway of the Pearl River". In early years, there were many rare animals there, and many people came to see them.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, wild boar, yellow tiger, male fox, civet cats, leopard cats, pangolins, squirrels, porcupines, otters and pythons were often found in the vast forests of Shan Ye.
In the early 1950s, although the trees were sparse and short, the Fengshui forest was still well protected, making wild boar, coyotes, leopards, pangolins, yellow skins, squirrels, owls and orioles still haunt the forest. In 52 years, tigers visited this area. Although the tiger was finally eaten artificially, the concept of the existence of man and beast has long been spread in life.
By 1958, due to the destruction of forests and charcoal burning during the iron and steel smelting Movement, geomantic trees in villages were also cut down, and most mountainous areas became bare barren hills, with soil erosion and bare rocks, and the ecological environment on which wild animals depended for survival was seriously damaged. In addition, humans continue to kill and hunt indiscriminately, wild animals are becoming increasingly scarce, and large animals and precious birds are extinct.
It is everyone's responsibility to care for wildlife and protect forests. Now Huangyangshan is managed by governments at all levels, and there is a shameful concept of deforestation. The scenic spots are high in mountains and dense in forests, and wild animals will return to their ancestral homes.
Huangyang Mountain is a famous scenic spot in Doumen, which is connected with Jiu Feng. The first peak is 580 meters above sea level and covers an area of more than 30 square kilometers. Located in the midwest of Doumen District, Zhuhai City, it is known as the "first peak of the Pearl River gateway" with elegant scenery and panoramic views of the three major ports of the Pearl River.
Huangyang Mountain is full of towering boulders, lush bamboo and grass, flowing water and charming scenery. The eight scenic spots of Boxwood include Jintai Temple, Tea Farm, Green Spring, Zhang Shijie's Tomb, the first stone gate, Jintai Waterfall, bottomless deep pool and sea mirror.
I have been in Zhuhai for 4 years, and I have been to almost all the scenic spots in Zhuhai, and I have also been to Huangyang Mountain in Doumen several times. Huangyangshan is the first peak in Zhuhai, known as the "first peak at the gateway of the Pearl River" and a famous scenic spot in Zhuhai. The first peak of Huangyang Mountain is 58 1 m above sea level and covers an area of more than 30 square kilometers.
Because the area is not small, there are many kinds of animals and plants. There are deep pools, waterfalls and streams in the scenic area, and small fish and shrimp are very common. And the water quality is super good. Climb the first peak of Huangyang Mountain, and you can overlook the sea and Wangbao Reservoir.
When you climb a mountain, you can see all kinds of birds and insects. So be prepared to prevent mosquitoes. In addition, lizards, snakes and other animals are particularly common, so be careful and pay attention to safety. In fact, around 20 17, someone found an injured wild fox nearby, so there should be some wild animals. Be sure to pay attention to safety and try to travel together. Pictures are real shots, welcome!
Ha! Most of it is hearsay. I used to go to Huangyang Mountain to catch salamanders when I was studying. I guess there is. Because the Rocky Mountains are all small shrubs, it is difficult to have any big wild animals. There are some small animals, such as leopard cats and owls. My classmate used to catch small and medium-sized turtles in Huangyangshan, and I don't know what kind.
Crocodiles, tigers, etc.
You can see birds. I don't know what birds they are. Of course, ants, centipedes, mosquitoes, ... are also common!
Why? Want to eat? Be careful when eating in prison.
Microporous sparrow
There used to be the South China Tiger.
There are elephants, deer, rhinoceros, crocodiles, apes, emeralds, peacocks, pythons and other wild animals in the Pearl River Delta.
There were wild boar, south fox, civet, leopard cat, pangolin, squirrel, porcupine and python in the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.
By the early 1950s, although there were few trees and short vegetables in Gongshan, the geomantic forests in each village were still well protected. Wild boar, coyotes, leopards, pangolins, orioles, squirrels, owls and orioles still remained. There were a large number of insect Lei Qun in the waters around Denglongsha, even rich in insect mine bases, and the insect yield in Dashatian District of the county was very large.
In 1958, due to the iron-making movement, even the geomantic trees in the village were cut down, and most of the mountainous areas became bare barren hills, with soil erosion and bare rocks, which seriously damaged the ecological environment on which wild animals depended and interrupted the food chain. In addition, human beings continued to kill and hunt indiscriminately, wild animals became increasingly scarce, and large animals and precious birds disappeared, among which mammals were the least species and resources were the most scarce.