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The day before yesterday afternoon,Wenzhou cityElectronic chips were implanted in the bodies of seven red-crowned cranes and grey cranes in the Jingshan Zoo in the urban area. It is reported that the numbers recorded by these electronic chips are unique, just like a human ID number, and detailed information about the animal can be obtained by querying the number.
At 3:30 in the afternoon of the same day, at the Jingshan Zoo’s poultry house, the breeder caught a gray crane with a net, put it on the ground and comforted it. After the gray crane was calmer, Ye Yongmeng chose the area where the neck of the gray crane was easier to get the needle. “Generally, the’chips’ of birds are injected under the skin near the neck.” After the gray crane was released, he immediately became energetic, and there was no discomfort at all. Performance.
In the afternoon, the zoo technician injected the chip into the red-crowned crane.Photo by Chen Xiang
“This injection is not a potion, but their’identity card’,” Ye Yongmeng said. “It’s a metal rod smaller than a grain of rice. After being injected into an animal, it will last for life.” He used a special purpose. The card reader was detected on the neck of the gray crane, and the card reader showed: 900038000012464, which was successfully implanted.
According to reports, these animal “identity cards” are RFID chips uniformly distributed by the State Forestry Administration, which are used internationally. In the future, various breeding units can easily find the animal’s DNA, blood type, birthplace and other relevant information in the national wildlife management information system based on its identity code during the flow, introduction, and exchange of wild animals. This is convenient The establishment of animal breeding and management units is more conducive to the effective monitoring of precious wild animals by the country.
At present, the State Forestry Administration has successively entered all the national first- and second-class wildlife files raised by all zoos and related breeding units in the bureau’s wildlife management database. The first batch of wild animals of 17 species and subspecies such as tiger, leopard, lion, elephant, wild horse, wild donkey, takin, giant panda, red panda, bear, orangutan, gibbon, golden monkey, langur, crane, stork, swan, etc. Take the lead in implementing unified identity code management. After Jingshan Zoo has implanted chips into 53 animals that meet the requirements in the zoo, the information of these animals will be sorted and reported and included in the national unified and internationally accepted digital management of wild animals.
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