Pheasants are protected animals. Wild Shi Wa is a second-class key protected animal. Wild Shi Wa is one of the wild animals with important ecological, scientific and social values, and it is forbidden to catch and eat. Capturing wild Shi Wa without permission will constitute illegal hunting, so don't capture wild Shi Wa. If you eat, choose to buy artificial farming.

Living habits of stone pheasant frog

Shi Wa belongs to a flowing lifestyle. He often lives in a slow-flowing stream in a mountainous area, or in a puddle with rich vegetation on both sides of the stream. They rarely leave water, and their body color often adapts to their living environment. The second sexual characteristic is developing towards strong embrace, and the male is big, the forelimbs are unusually thick, and the wedding thorns are also extremely developed. These characteristics are closely related to reproductive characteristics.

Shi Wa has the habit of living in groups and foraging at night. Usually, several or dozens of them live together in one place. In a quiet and suitable environment, Shi Wa will also go out for food during the day, and the night is the peak of activities. Shi Wa is good at jumping and climbing, and his activities are weak and steady at ordinary times. At the peak of breeding, there are frequent activities and singing behaviors.