Can the national second-class protected animals be raised? Our country has certain protection measures for some endangered animals, and many wild animals are also included in the protected animals. So let's share with you whether the national second-class protected animals can be raised.

Can the national second-class protected animals be raised 1 The national second-class protected animals can be farmed artificially.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Wild Animals Article 17 The State strengthens the protection of genetic resources of wild animals and implements rescue protection for endangered wild animals. The department in charge of wildlife protection in the State Council shall, jointly with the relevant departments in the State Council, formulate plans for the protection and utilization of wildlife genetic resources, establish a national gene bank of wildlife genetic resources, and focus on the protection of rare and endangered wildlife genetic resources originating in China.

What are the second-class protected animals?

The national second-class protected animals include white-crowned pheasant, macaque, mountain-piercing beetle, black bear, otter, civet cat, civet cat, flower-faced raccoon, forest musk deer, red-bellied pheasant, mandarin duck, Sumen antelope, hairy-crested deer, bronze chicken, golden pheasant, silver pheasant, eagle maggot turtle and giant salamander. Wild animals protected by the state are some animals with a small number or on the verge of extinction.

Catalogue of second-class protected animals

Mammals, macaques, Tibetan Emirates monkeys, jackals, black bears, brown bears, martens, otters, small-clawed otters, spotted forest cats, civet cats, civet cats, prairie tabby cats, desert cats, jungle cats, lynxes, rabbits, golden cats, and so on.

Birds, grebes Horn, grebes Red-necked, Pelican, Boomer, Sea Cormorant, Black-necked Cormorant, Egret with Yellow Mouth, Rock Heron, Hainan Tiger Spotted Silver Carp, Little Reed Carp, and Colored Goose.

Reptiles, ground turtle, three-line shell turtle, Yunnan shell turtle, concave shell tortoise, tortoise, green turtle, hawksbill turtle, Pacific turtle, leatherback turtle, turtle, gecko.

Amphibians, giant salamander, wart salamander, wart salamander in Zhenhai, wart salamander in Guizhou, wart salamander in Daliang, wart salamander in Lepidoptera, and tiger frog. Fish, yellow-lipped fish, Songjiang perch, Creutzfeldt-Jakob, Myxocyprinus asiaticus, Tang fish, big-headed carp, golden thread catfish, Schizothorax prehensi, flower eel, Hucho taiwanensis, and Qinling fine-scale salmon.

Can national second-class protected animals be raised? 1. Can second-class protected animals be artificially raised?

Animals under state second-class protection can be farmed artificially.

Article 17 of the Wildlife Protection Law clearly stipulates that "the state encourages the domestication and breeding of wild animals". Correctly developing wildlife breeding activities can reduce the consumption of wild resources and protect them.

For wildlife management departments, farming activities can meet the following two points, which are generally allowed:

1, the cultured animals are the species allowed or being promoted by the national policy. Such as deer, blue peacocks and ostriches.

2. The breeding provenance is legally obtained. Generally speaking, it refers to the purchase from a farm with a "wild animal domestication and breeding license" or a "wild animal business license" issued by the forestry department.

Second, what are the procedures for artificial breeding of second-class protected animals?

First, there must be fixed farms and infrastructure;

Second, the proof of the origin of the domesticated and propagated wild animal species means that the unit you introduced must have all the licenses for the regular operation of the farm;

Third, have the relevant technical personnel (animal husbandry, veterinary division), and have technical qualification certificates;

Fourth, the relevant capital verification certificate issued by the accounting firm. After all the above conditions are met, write a written material, which is similar to the enterprise profile, go to the forestry department to handle it, fill in the Application Form for Domestication and Breeding of Wild Animals, and report it to the higher authorities after on-site acceptance and examination by the forestry department. If you meet all the requirements, the forestry department will issue you a License for Domestication and Breeding of Wild Animals.

Three, the application materials of artificial breeding of two protected animals

1.Application for forestry administrative license (approval).

2. Application Form for Administrative Licensing of Wildlife Protection and Management.

3. Valid documents or materials to prove the identity of the applicant.

4. The purpose and scheme of implementation (including the basic information of the unit, the types, quantities, locations, utilization methods, responsible persons, management systems, etc. of wildlife purchased and operated).

5 acquisition, use of business premises and capital reserves, fixed assets investment documents.

Can national second-class protected animals be raised? 3 First-class protected animals

1, Animals

Hummingmonkey (all species), bear monkey, Taiwan Province monkey, dolphin-tailed monkey, langur (all species), wolf (all species), golden monkey (all species), arm ape (all species), Malay bear, giant panda, sable, mink bear, panda, clouded leopard, leopard, tiger, snow leopard, dugong and baiji dolphin.

Tibetan wild donkey, wild horse, wild camel, elk, black muntjac, white-lipped deer, slope deer, sika deer, dolphin deer, elk, bison, wild yak, Przewalski's gazelle, Tibetan antelope, rhinoceros, pronghorn, Taiwan Province gazelle, red antelope, Taer sheep, capra ibex, beaver, Tibetan antelope.

2. Birds

Short-tailed albatross, white-bellied warship bird, white stork, black stork, crested ibis, merganser, golden eagle, white-shouldered eagle, jade-belt sea eagle, white-tailed sea eagle, tiger-headed sea eagle, quasi-vulture, vulture, grouse, spotted-tailed hazel chicken, pheasant, pheasant and quail.

Pheasant (all species), brown-eared pheasant, blue pheasant, black-necked long-tailed pheasant, white-necked long-tailed pheasant, black-tailed pheasant, peacock pheasant, green peacock, black-necked crane, white-crowned crane, white crane, red-necked crane.

3. Reptilia

Four-claw tortoises, giant salamanders, crocodiles, pythons and alligators.

4. Fish

Xinjiang bighead fish, Chinese sturgeon, Chinese sturgeon, white sturgeon, red coral.

5. Gastropoda

Cynanchum kuchii, Nautilus, Chinese grub, Papilio aurea.

6. Gastrobranchia

Tongue-shaped insects with multiple branchial holes, and long-nosed insects in Huangdao

Second-class protected animals

1, mammals

Short-tailed monkeys, macaques, Tibetan Emirates monkeys, mountain-piercing armor, jackals, black bears, brown bears (including black bears), marten, otters (all species), small-clawed otters, spotted forest cats, civet cats, civet cats, prairie tabby cats, desert cats, jungle cats, lynx, and so on.

Muntjac, red deer (including white-rumped deer), water deer, moose, antelope, Tibetan sheep, goose throat antelope, gazelle, impala, rock sheep, argali, Hainan rabbit, Mountain hare, Tarim rabbit, Pinpoda (all species) and giant squirrel.

2. Birds

Cape grebes, Red-necked grebes, Pelican (all species), Boomer (all species), Sea Cormorant, Black-necked Cormorant, Yellow-billed Egret, Rock Heron, Hainan Tiger Spotted Silver Carp and Small Reed Carp.

Sickle-winged bird, hazel pheasant, snow pheasant (all species), blood pheasant, red-bellied pheasant, Tibetan pheasant, blue pheasant, black silver pheasant, silver pheasant, pheasant, spoon chicken, white-crowned pheasant, golden pheasant (all species), gray crane, sandhill crane.

Black Float Gull, Yellow-billed River tern, Black-billed crested tern, Black-bellied Sand Chicken, Green Turtle (all species), Black-headed Fruit Turtle, Imperial Turtle (all species), Spotted-tailed Forest Pigeon, Cuckoo Turtle (all species), Nautilidae (all species), Crow (all species), Gray-throated Needle-tailed Swift, and crested Swift.

3. Reptilia

Ground Tortoise, Three-line Locker Tortoise, Yunnan Locker Tortoise, Concubine Tortoise, Turtle Tortoise, Green Turtle, Tortoise Shellfish, Pacific Turtle, Leatherback Turtle, Gecko

4. Amphibia

Giant salamander, salamander, salamander, salamander, salamander, salamander, salamander, salamander.

5. Fish

Yellow-lipped fish, Songjiang perch, Creutzfeldt-Jakob, Myxocyprinus asiaticus, Tangerina, Cyprinus carpio, golden thread target, Schizothorax prehensi, Anguilla japonica, Hucho taiwanensis, and Lepidoptera qinling.

6, caudate animals

lancelet

7. Gastropoda

Tiger-spotted baby, crown snail, big mother-of-pearl, Buddha-eared mussel, giant clam,

8. Insecta

Oxytropis acutissima, Oxytropis latifolia, Anoptera sinensis, Anoptera medog, Lepidoptera latifolia, Lepidoptera fusca (all species), Lepidoptera tricuspidata, Papilio tricuspidata, Papilio sinensis and Papilio Apollo.

Third-class protected animals

1, Animals

Leopard cat, South China rabbit, raccoon fox, red-bellied squirrel, porcupine, porcupine (hedgehog), ferret, badger, Yellow weasel, green ferret, Chinese bamboo rat and silver star bamboo rat.

2. Birds

Bamboo chicken, red-billed lovebird, ring-necked pheasant, pheasant, pheasant, quail, needle-tailed duck

3. Reptilia

Toad, frog

Extended data:

Article 341st of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China

Crime of illegally hunting and killing precious and endangered wild animals; Crime of illegally purchasing, transporting and selling rare and endangered wildlife and rare and endangered wildlife products; illegal hunting and killing of rare and endangered wildlife under special state protection, or illegal purchasing, transporting and selling rare and endangered wildlife and its products under special state protection.

Be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years or criminal detention and be fined; If the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than five years but not more than ten years and shall also be fined; If the circumstances are especially serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years and shall also be fined or confiscated.

Whoever, in violation of hunting laws and regulations, hunts in a game-forbidden area or during a game-forbidden period or uses prohibited tools and methods to destroy wildlife resources, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance or a fine.