Wild stone frogs have many internal parasites, so do not eat wild stone frogs. Wild stone frogs are national second-level protected animals, so catching wild stone frogs is illegal and the catching process is also very dangerous. According to my country's Wildlife Protection Law and other legal provisions, citizens who capture wild stone frogs without authorization will be held criminally responsible. If more than 20 wild stone frogs are illegally hunted, they will be held criminally responsible. If more than 50 wild stone frogs are illegally hunted, it will be a major criminal case and they will be sentenced to corresponding fixed-term imprisonment. However, the second and third generations of artificially bred animals can be eaten and traded.

1. Are there many parasites in wild stone frogs?

1. Wild stone frogs have many internal parasites. Its body is filled with sparganoid larvae, which are common parasites of the tapeworm Mansoni. They are usually endoparasitic in crabs and snakes and will not die when exposed to oil. Therefore, wild stone frogs should generally not be eaten.

2. Catching wild stone frogs is illegal in itself, and the capturing process is also very dangerous. In some places in Fujian Province, there are already artificial breeding bases for stone frogs, which are mainly supplied to hotels and restaurants, but the meat quality is obviously not as delicious as wild ones.

2. Is the wild stone frog a protected animal?

1. The wild stone frog is a national second-level protected animal. According to my country's Wildlife Protection Law and other legal provisions, citizens who capture wild stone frogs without authorization will be held criminally responsible. If more than 20 wild stone frogs are illegally hunted, they will be held criminally responsible. If more than 50 wild stone frogs are illegally hunted, it will be a major criminal case and they will be sentenced to corresponding fixed-term imprisonment. However, the second and third generations of artificially bred animals can be eaten and traded.

2. Stone frog, the standard name is Spiny-breasted Frog, also known as Stone Pheasant, Thorny Frog, Stone Scale, Stone Frog, Stone Clam, etc. It is a large wild frog unique to my country and is included in the "Nationally Protected Beneficial or Useful Frogs". "List of terrestrial wild animals with important economic and scientific research value", "World Conservation Union" 2012 Years Red List of Endangered Species? Vulnerable.

3. Protecting wild animals starts with yourself, refuse to buy or sell wild animal products, and do not interfere with the free life of wild animals. The current behavior of eating precious and endangered wild animals in society is not only a bad social habit, but also one of the reasons why illegal hunting and killing of precious and endangered wild animals continues to be prohibited. No buying and selling, no killing, no eating of wild animals, they do not belong on the table.