CATDOLL : CATDOLL: The relationship between sika deer and horse, deer, crab, cattle, and frog is arranged in order from closest to farthest.

1. The order of kinship between sika deer and horses, deer, crabs, cattle, and frogs from closest to farthest is:

Deer, cattle, horses, frogs, crabs. (even-toed, even-toed, odd-toed, amphibious, arthropods)

2. What kind of animals are better to keep with sika deer?

It is better to keep sika deer with omnivorous animals, such as dogs, instead of herbivorous animals!

3. What is the meaning and symbol of the deer?

Deer have many meanings and symbols, including beauty, love, health, power, etc. In ancient times, deer were regarded as sacred objects, and people believed that they could bring happiness and longevity. When the ancients got married, the man had to give the woman two deer skins as a betrothal gift to marry a beautiful girl. Therefore, it is also regarded as a symbol of love.

Deer symbolizes beauty, love, health, power, etc. In ancient times, deer were regarded as gods, and it was believed that deer could bring good luck, happiness and longevity to people. The gods of longevity rode on sika deer. Deer bones were used for divination in the Shang Dynasty, and inscriptions on deer antlers were found in Yinxu. In the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, it was popular to use native carvings of birds, beasts and gods in tombs of Chu. They were all equipped with real deer antlers on their heads, forming the characteristics of Chu culture. When the ancients got married, the man had to give the woman two deer skins as a betrothal gift to marry a beautiful girl. So it was also regarded as a symbol of love.

Meaning and symbolism of deer:

1. Beautiful shape

The ancients explained deer as follows: "Deer are good at gathering and dispersing, and are all strong, but they are timid by nature. They will run away when they see their shadows when drinking water." It can be seen that the ancients paid close attention to and observed deer. This is the basis for the emergence and development of deer culture. The traditional Chinese character for beautiful Li is written as Li, and the character Li is derived from Lu, which shows that people have always believed that deer are beautiful. Whether it is the unique horns, the shiny and spotted fur, or the slender and strong limbs, especially the kindness, gentleness, and restrained temperament of deer, they are worthy of people's praise.

2. It means love

The oracle bone script of the character for "deer" has a pair of antlers. "Shuowen" mentions: "Deer means traveling. Deer are in a hurry to see food, so they must travel." The meaning of marriage is derived from the male and female deer traveling together. The character "Li" is originally a pictograph related to deer, which looks like two deer skins. In ancient times, when a man got married, he had to give the woman two deer skins as a betrothal gift.

It means marrying a beautiful girl! The meaning of "beautiful" in the word "li" was derived later. "Tongjian Waiji" records: "In ancient times, there was no difference between men and women. Taihao first set up marriage and used deer skin as a gift." Later generations called husband and wife "kangli". And deer skin is deer skin. And beauty is also used as kindness and gentleness to describe a woman's dignity and restraint and is still used today. There were two idioms in the past. One is "鹿车共拉", which was used in the old days to praise the couple for being of one mind and content with poverty. The deer cart is the wheelbarrow we often saw in the past. Another one is "鸿案鹿车", which is also a metaphor for the mutual respect, consideration and sharing of joys and sorrows between husband and wife.

3. Represents health

Since ancient times, the promotion of deer to human health has developed from eating their meat, sleeping on their skins, and using their bones to a continuous and in-depth understanding in the later period. It took a long time. "Kun Ya" says: "Deer are fairy beasts, they can enjoy their nature by themselves, they drool when they walk, and they no longer run hurriedly." It can be seen that the ancients believed that eating deer jerky can prolong life, and called the longevity deer "fairy deer."

4. Metaphor for rights

The origin of deer and war can be traced back to ancient times. Since deer were often hunted by people in ancient times, when people witnessed the ruling class's pursuit of power, they naturally associated it with the hunting of deer in daily life, and used it as a metaphor to make deer have symbolic significance. The historian Sima Qian said in "Records of the Grand Historian. Biography of Huaiyin Marquis": "When Qin lost its deer, the whole world chased it together." And Wei Zheng, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, also mentioned in his poem "Shu Huai": "When the Central Plains first fought for deer, I gave up my pen and served in the military." The deer here is a metaphor for the throne and political power. Why is the deer comparable to the throne and political power? It shows that the role of deer in history is very important.

4. What are the deer routines, the school abandonment routines, and the crab routines? Can the masters help me?

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5. Which animal’s spring clothes change color?

Color-changing snail

In the tropical forests of Cuba, there is a kind of color-changing snail. The body color of this snail can change with the different chemical components of its food: sometimes it looks like a crystal green jade, sometimes it looks like a gorgeous ruby, that is, the change of its body color is related to what it eats. Its self-defense ability does not rely on the change of body color, but another trick: it can emit a bitter smell of cinchona, causing birds and animals to avoid it.

Color-changing bird

There is a color-changing bird called "rock ptarmigan" in the Altai Mountains of Xinjiang. Its feathers change color with the seasons. In spring, it wears light yellow spring clothes; in summer, its feathers turn chestnut brown; in autumn, it turns dark brown again, and in winter, it becomes snow-white. In this way, their feather color blends in with the changes in the outside world, making it difficult for their natural enemies to detect them. Coincidentally, the feathers of the bird of paradise in New Guinea change with age, and it takes 4-6 years to change all the colors.

Chameleon

On the island of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean southeast of Africa, there lives a kind of "chameleon snake" that can change color with the environment: when swimming on green grass, its body immediately turns green; when curled up in the cracks of rocks on cliffs or entangled on dead branches of trees, it turns dark brown; if it crawls on red soil or sky blue carpet, its body color immediately turns carmine red or sky blue, and all these have become very good protective colors.

Color-changing deer

A rare animal, the "color-changing deer", was discovered in the Shennongjia forest area of ​​Hubei. This deer has the same appearance as the sika deer, but the difference is that its fur can change with the color of the grass and trees in the four seasons. In spring, when the grass and trees are lush, the deer's fur is green; in summer, when the grass and trees turn from green to yellow, the deer's body color turns yellow-green; in autumn, when the grass and trees are withered and yellow, the deer's fur is golden or yellow-brown; in winter, when the grass and trees wither, its fur color also changes to hemp color.

Color-changing frog

There is a bullfrog in North America whose body color is sometimes yellow-green, sometimes emerald green, and sometimes gray-brown. It always blends in with the colors of the surrounding water plants and soil, and is very adaptable. There is also a rain frog, which is also an expert at changing color. They are usually black, but when they are in broad daylight or on rough and light objects, their skin will turn light; when they live in dark corners, their skin color will suddenly darken; if they are in a dry environment, their skin color will turn pale.

Chameleon Crab On the beach of the Atlantic Ocean West Cliff, there lives a kind of crab that can change color, called the "fiddler crab". The color of the crab's shell changes several times a day. Interestingly, the color of its body becomes darker every time the tide rises and falls.

Color-changing fish

The "flounder" that grows in the sea will constantly change the color of its body in order to protect itself in different environments: when it swims onto a stone, its body will become a color similar to that of the stone; when hiding in seaweed, its body will become a color similar to that of seaweed; when lying quietly in the sand, its body will become the same color as the sand.

Chameleon

It lives in Africa and has cells containing various pigments that can change its body color when stimulated. For example, it turns white when frightened, turns yellow when in loess, and turns green when in the grass.

There are also insects such as mantises that can change their color and shape. When it is in a green embrace, it becomes a green mantis; when the surrounding environment is gray, the shape and color of the mantis are like dead leaves; when some mantises are among flowers and fruits, they will take on the color of flowers and fruits.