[New Products from Wenbo] Taiwan Conservation Animal Gift Card/Decorative Wind Chime Card/Postcard

**✄ Product information** Dimensions: 21 × 8 cm Material: Plaid art paper 300g Specifications: 3 models, each containing about 25cm two-color cotton thread [Taiwan Clouded Leopard and Black Bear] According to the legends of Taiwan's Rukai and Paiwan tribes, clouded leopards and black bears were once good friends and helped each other draw patterns. The black bear paints cloud-like markings on the clouded leopard, but the clouded leopard playfully paints the black bear black, leaving only the white V-shape on its chest. As a result, the black bear and the clouded leopard broke off their relationship, and the clouded leopard often left its remaining prey to the black bear out of guilt. This myth is also consistent with their habits and distribution in reality. Black bears are distributed in the central and northern parts of Taiwan, and clouded leopards are distributed in the south. It is said that the two do not interact with each other. [Taiwan Pangolin and Stone] Pangolins sleep 20 hours a day, resting in caves during the day and foraging for food at night. According to folklore, the residents of Taichung's Plough Shop were worried that the sleepy pangolin would forget to turn over the soil in spring and affect the harvest, so they would wear wooden clogs and walk on the street every Dragon Boat Festival to wake it up. Therefore, there is a custom activity of "wearing clogs and riding dace carp in the plow shop". The Stone is an agile hunter. It can not only climb trees but also swim. It will swim to nearby islands for activities. It mainly preys on various rodents, but also fish and birds, and can even use river channels to move and reproduce. [Eurasian Otter and Grass Owl] Eurasian otters in Taiwan are mainly distributed in Kinmen. The favorite food of these otters is tilapia. Studies have found that more than 70% of their excretion contains tilapia DNA. Although tilapia are plentiful and slow-moving, they are a ready-made delicacy for otters, who are expert fishermen. The straw owl with its cute apple face is the nemesis of mice! Its powerful claws are specially adapted to catch mice. An average litter of about 4 little grass owls can eat more than a dozen mice in one night!