关于扬子鳄的英文介绍,最好是初中生能看懂的!当然难点也行呀但一定要是英文的呀!

关于扬子鳄的英文介绍,最好是初中生能看懂的!当然难点也行呀但一定要是英文的呀!
关于扬子鳄的英文介绍,最好是初中生能看懂的!当然难点也行呀但一定要是英文的呀!

关于扬子鳄的英文介绍,最好是初中生能看懂的!当然难点也行呀但一定要是英文的呀!
Chinese Alligator (also called the Yangtze Alligator)
The Chinese alligator is one of two species of alligator.Chinese alligators live in a just a small part of north-eastern China.It is thought that there are just 150 Chinese alligators left in the wild.It is a very endangered animal and it is protected by both Chinese and international law.The habitat where it lives is also protected.
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The Chinese Alligator or Yangtze Alligator is native only to China. It is smaller than the other Alligator species, the American Alligator, growing to an average of 1.5 m (5 ft).
While its appeara...

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The Chinese Alligator or Yangtze Alligator is native only to China. It is smaller than the other Alligator species, the American Alligator, growing to an average of 1.5 m (5 ft).
While its appearance is very close and similar to its cousin the, American Alligator, it has few differences. One obvious difference is that the Chinese Alligator is quite small. Unlike the American Alligator, the Chinese Alligator is fully armored, even the belly is armored in
which only features on few certain crocodilians.
While it originally ranged through much of China, this species' wild habitat has been reduced to little more than a few ponds containing a small number of animals along the lower Yangtze River in the provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Anhui. Its population reduction has been mostly due to conversion of its habitat to agricultural use. Poisoning of rats, which the alligators then eat, has also been blamed for their decline. In the past decade, very few wild nests have been found, and even fewer produced viable offspring.
The Chinese alligator is listed as a CITES Appendix I species, which puts extreme restrictions on its trade and exportation throughout the world. It is IUCN Red Listed as a
critically endangered species. Efforts are nderway to reintroduce captive bred animals to
suitable wild habitats, but thus far have not met with much success.

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Chinese Alligator (also called the Yangtze Alligator