CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is the Minnan dialect name for stone frog?

1. What is the Minnan dialect name for stone frog?

The stone frog is called "stone cave" in Minnan dialect. The standard name of the stone frog is Rana spinulosa, also known as stone clam, stone chicken, pheasant, stone jelly, flying fish, stone scale, stone toad, stone shrimp toad, stone pit frog, stone chaos, etc. It is an animal of the family Ranidae in the order Anura of the class Amphibia.

Warm reminder: Stone frogs are protected wild animals. Protecting wild animals starts with ourselves. We should refuse to buy or sell wild animal products and do not interfere with the free life of wild animals. The current behavior of eating precious and endangered wild animals is not only a social bad habit, but also one of the reasons why illegal hunting and killing of precious and endangered wild animals are rampant. No buying or selling means no killing. Stop eating wild animals. They do not belong on the table.

2. Can stone frogs be eaten? What are their benefits?

The newly opened stone frog hot pot restaurant downstairs, stone frog has high nutritional value, what are the benefits of eating stone frog? Stone frog, standard name spiny chest frog, also known as stone clam, stone chicken, pheasant, stone jelly, flying fish, stone scale, stone toad, stone pit frog, stone chaos, wood locust (southern Sichuan), etc., is an animal of the family Ranidae of the order Anura of the class Amphibia. This frog is mainly distributed in Yunnan, Guizhou, Anhui, Jiangsu (Yixing, Liyang), Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hubei (Tongshan), Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hong Kong in China; it is distributed in Vietnam (northern) abroad.

So, what are the benefits of eating stone frogs? First of all, stone frogs are one of the main edible frogs because of their delicious meat, fast growth rate and large size. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the meat of stone frogs is sweet, salty and flat, enters the lung, stomach and kidney meridians, has the effects of strengthening the spleen and eliminating accumulation, nourishing and strengthening the body, and is used to treat symptoms such as indigestion, lack of appetite and weakness. According to experts, stone frogs are the edible frogs with the highest nutritional content and medicinal and health value in my country's traditional diet. They are rich in high protein, multiple vitamins and minerals. "Compendium of Materia Medica" proposes that stone frogs "are the best for treating tuberculosis and malnutrition in children."

Secondly, according to the test results of the authoritative department of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the stone frog contains 17 kinds of amino acids, of which 8 kinds of amino acids are essential to the human body, and the glutamic acid content reaches 11.9%. Modern scientific research has also found that the skin and meat of the stone frog contain bradykinin, which can cause the contraction of the uterus in vitro. It can be seen that the nutritional value and medicinal and health value of the stone frog are irreplaceable by other animals, and will surely be continuously recognized and favored by people.

Finally, let me introduce the history of eating stone frogs. In my country, eating stone frogs has a long history. According to historical records, stone frogs, which are praised as "medicinal for curing sores and longevity", are precious mountain delicacies in the ancient imperial palace banquets, and are also precious game and gifts on the tables of the scholar-official class. If there is a stone frog delicacy at the banquet of ordinary people, it is enough to show the generosity of the host, and the guests are also honored to have this, and it is praised as "a rare stone frog banquet". In modern society, although people's food structure has changed, stone frogs are still respected by people for their tender meat, delicious taste, unique nutritional ingredients and medicinal and health value.

3. What is Stone Frog Hotpot?

The newly opened stone frog hot pot restaurant downstairs, stone frog has high nutritional value, what are the benefits of eating stone frog? Stone frog, standard name spiny chest frog, also known as stone clam, stone chicken, pheasant, stone jelly, flying fish, stone scale, stone toad, stone pit frog, stone chaos, wood locust (southern Sichuan), etc., is an animal of the family Ranidae of the order Anura of the class Amphibia. This frog is mainly distributed in Yunnan, Guizhou, Anhui, Jiangsu (Yixing, Liyang), Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hubei (Tongshan), Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hong Kong in China; it is distributed in Vietnam (northern) abroad.

So, what are the benefits of eating stone frogs? First of all, stone frogs are one of the main edible frogs because of their delicious meat, fast growth rate and large size. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the meat of stone frogs is sweet, salty and flat, enters the lung, stomach and kidney meridians, has the effects of strengthening the spleen and eliminating accumulation, nourishing and strengthening the body, and is used to treat symptoms such as indigestion, lack of appetite and weakness. According to experts, stone frogs are the edible frogs with the highest nutritional content and medicinal and health value in my country's traditional diet. They are rich in high protein, multiple vitamins and minerals. "Compendium of Materia Medica" proposes that stone frogs "are the best for treating tuberculosis and malnutrition in children."

Secondly, according to the test results of the authoritative department of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the stone frog contains 17 kinds of amino acids, of which 8 kinds of amino acids are essential to the human body, and the glutamic acid content reaches 11.9%. Modern scientific research has also found that the skin and meat of the stone frog contain bradykinin, which can cause the contraction of the uterus in vitro. It can be seen that the nutritional value and medicinal and health value of the stone frog are irreplaceable by other animals, and will surely be continuously recognized and favored by people.

Finally, let me introduce the history of eating stone frogs. In my country, eating stone frogs has a long history. According to historical records, stone frogs, which are praised as "medicinal for curing sores and longevity", are precious mountain delicacies in the ancient imperial palace banquets, and are also precious game and gifts on the tables of the scholar-official class. If there is a stone frog delicacy at the banquet of ordinary people, it is enough to show the generosity of the host, and the guests are also honored to have this, and it is praised as "a rare stone frog banquet". In modern society, although people's food structure has changed, stone frogs are still respected by people for their tender meat, delicious taste, unique nutritional ingredients and medicinal and health value.

4. Who can tell me the difference between the wood frog and the stone frog?

Rana

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Stone frog

Are the breeding methods the same? Answer:

Different, wood frogs need moist forests! Stone frogs only need plenty of water and suitable temperature! However, most wood frogs are poisonous, so stone frogs are better for breeding! Supplement:

Do you want to raise them to sell as food or medicinal materials? To be honest, the cost of raising forest frogs is high and it is not suitable to raise them, and their practical value is not high!

5. What are the characteristics and habits of the stone frog, also known as the chest thorn frog? For example, where does it like to move around? What does it like to eat?

The caves where stone frogs live are generally natural stone caves or earth caves. In the breeding season, there are more stone caves. The caves are mostly near the water surface on the bank of the stream, or half of the cave entrance is under the water surface. These cave entrances are generally small and smooth, so it is not easy to scratch the body surface when entering and exiting the cave. The depth of the cave is generally 20 to 25 cm. The bottom of the cave is slightly lower than the cave entrance. Stone frogs crawl out of the cave in the evening, foraging and playing in the bushes and grass on both sides of the mountain stream or on the hillside. They are extremely active. But their range of activities is generally not large. In the dead of night, they gradually return to the cave, and their traces are rarely found outside the cave after dawn. During the day, they usually lie in wait at the entrance of the cave, or lurk in the gaps between the grass, gravel and stone pieces, waiting for an opportunity to catch nearby food: once they encounter water snakes, mice and other enemies, or when people approach the entrance of the cave, they quickly retreat into the cave or sink to the bottom of the water. The intensity of the activity of stone frogs is closely related to the external environmental conditions, and changes in water temperature and water flow have a particularly obvious impact on them. The suitable water temperature is 15-25℃, and the activity is normal: if the water temperature is too low, the activity will be less, the growth will stagnate, and the fish will hibernate; if the water temperature is too high, abnormalities will occur and even death will occur.

During the adult stage, the frogs have a wide range of food. During the autopsy of 47 adult frogs, 57 kinds of food were found in the stomach and intestines, such as insects, centipedes, bee spiders, millipedes, snails, snails, shrimps, crabs, miscellaneous fish, sand loaches, as well as earthworms, young snakes, small birds, etc. The stone frogs mainly eat animals, among which insects and their larvae account for the majority (48.38%). A small amount of plant residues were found during the autopsy, which may have been brought in and accidentally eaten during predation.

Morphological characteristics:

The stone frog is similar to the black-spotted frog, but it is thicker and fatter than the black-spotted frog. Adult frogs are generally 10 to 13 cm long and weigh 150 to 250 grams. The large ones can reach more than 400 grams. The head width is greater than the head length. The skin is rough, the back skin is dark gray, and there are many warts. The male has narrow and long warts of varying lengths on its back, and there are small black thorns on the warts. The stone frog not only has warts on its back, but also on its head, limbs, back, and sides of the body. There are also scattered small black spines on the warts. The male's chest has scattered horny black meat thorns, so it is also called the spiny-chested frog. The male's forelimbs are relatively sturdy, with round and slightly swollen fingertips, and the base of the first finger is particularly thick. The female's ventral skin is smooth and has no black thorns. The stone frog's head is wide and flat, with a round snout that protrudes from the lower jaw. The snout ridge is not very obvious, and the distance between the two nostrils is almost equal to the distance between the two eyes.

3. Living habits:

The stone frog is distributed in various provinces in southern my country. It lives in dense forests and valleys, streams, caves, and rock gullies at an altitude of 150 to 1000 meters. It hides during the day and comes out at night. It likes to forage on the water and is afraid of the scorching sun. It hibernates from the end of November to mid-April of the following year. It grows fastest when the temperature is 25 to 30 degrees. It mainly preys on various insects, such as stink bugs, grasshoppers, beetles, longhorn beetles, ants, click beetles, snails, shrimps, loaches, and tender grass roots. It can be fed with earthworms and mealworms in artificial breeding.

The environment should be fresh, quiet and pollution-free; the water should be cool; they like to eat earthworms, mealworms and barley worms; they do not eat dead bait