Wuhu man caught hunting wild Chinese sturgeon. What fish can't be caught in the wild?

Recently, a man in Wuhu City was arrested for fishing and sharing wild Chinese sturgeon, which also attracted people's attention to the national protection of fish. In fact, many fish are national first-class protected animals, such as sturgeon, white sturgeon and Xinjiang bighead carp. These are the first-class protected animals in China. If you fish in the wild and catch fish you don't know, you'd better release them directly to avoid catching fish protected by the state by mistake.

First of all, Chinese sturgeon is a national protected animal that most people know, but there are many endangered protected animals, which most people don't know because of little publicity. For example, ACIPENSER schrenckii actually looks like Chinese sturgeon. The number of ACIPENSER schrenckii in China is very rare, but it has increased in recent years, and ACIPENSER schrenckii likes to swim around, so the probability of catching ACIPENSER schrenckii in the wild is not low.

Secondly, in addition to sturgeon, there is also a large fish called paddlefish, which is also a national first-class protected animal. In fact, the paddlefish is very easy to identify. The mouth of the white sturgeon is very long, and the white sturgeon itself is a very fierce large fish. Therefore, if you catch a big fish with a long mouth or a fish with a fierce face, you must remember to release it, because it is a white sturgeon protected by national laws. If you kill it, you will be punished criminally.

In addition, there is a national first-class protected animal in Xinjiang, namely Xinjiang bighead carp. The bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead bighead. Therefore, readers unfamiliar with Xinjiang should search for pictures to avoid not knowing when fishing. Finally, it is more convenient to buy fish now. Wild fish are not delicious, so everyone tries to buy them instead of catching them.