【Cultural and Creative New Product】Taiwan Conservation Animal Gift Card / Decorative Wind Chime Card / Postcard

**✄ Product Information** Dimensions: 21 × 8 cm Material: 300g Checked Art Paper Specifications: Set of 3, each with approximately 25cm of dual-color cotton string 【Formosan Clouded Leopard & Formosan Black Bear】 In the legends of Taiwan's Rukai and Paiwan tribes, the Clouded Leopard and Black Bear were once close friends, painting patterns on each other. The Black Bear adorned the Clouded Leopard with cloud-like markings, while the playful leopard painted the bear black, leaving only a white V-shape on its chest. This led to their falling out, with the Clouded Leopard often leaving leftover prey for the Black Bear out of guilt. This myth also aligns with their real-world habits and distribution. The Black Bear is found in central and northern Taiwan, while the Clouded Leopard inhabits the south, mirroring the legend of their separate existences. 【Formosan Pangolin & Leopard Cat】 The Pangolin sleeps for 20 hours a day, resting in its burrow during the day and foraging at night. According to folklore, residents of Litan, Taichung, worried that the sleepy pangolin might forget to till their fields in the spring, affecting the harvest. Thus, on the Dragon Boat Festival, they would parade wearing wooden clogs to awaken it, giving rise to the custom of "Litan residents wearing wooden clogs to prod the pangolin." The Leopard Cat is an agile hunter, capable of climbing trees and swimming. It ventures to nearby islands for activity. Its diet consists mainly of various rodents, but it also eats fish and birds, even using waterways for movement and reproduction. 【Eurasian Otter & Barn Owl】 Taiwan's Eurasian Otters are primarily found in Kinmen, and their favorite food is tilapia. Studies have found that over 70% of their scat DNA is from tilapia. Although tilapia are abundant and slow-swimming, they are a readily available delicacy for the expert otter hunter. With its cute apple-shaped face, the Barn Owl is a formidable predator of mice! Its powerful talons are perfectly adapted for catching rodents. A clutch of about 4 owlets can consume over a dozen mice in a single night!