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Guizhou and Shanghai join hands to save the "Sesame Sword" of Guizhou indigenous fish culture

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, An online reporter from Jin and Guizhou learned from Luodian Fisheries Station yesterday that at present, the fisheries departments of Guizhou and Shanghai are jointly experimenting with the development of artificial domestication and breeding of spotted mackerel, in order to save the rare aquatic wild animal species of Guizhou, which is native to Guizhou, in the Pearl River basin. "Sesame Sword" (scientific name Banji), scaleless, sharp-shaped, named for its sesame spots, lives at the bottom of rivers and feeds on small aquatic animals. Mainly distributed in the Pearl River and Yuanjiang River and other water systems, its meat is tender, delicious, is an important economic fish in the producing area, it and sea bass (sea bass)

An online reporter from Jin and Guizhou learned from Luodian Fisheries Station yesterday that at present, the fisheries departments of Guizhou and Shanghai are jointly experimenting with the development of artificial domestication and breeding of spotted mackerel, in order to save the rare aquatic wild animal species of Guizhou, which is native to Guizhou, in the Pearl River basin.

"Sesame Sword" (scientific name Banji), scaleless, sharp-shaped, named for its sesame spots, lives at the bottom of rivers and feeds on small aquatic animals. Mainly distributed in the Pearl River and Yuanjiang River, its meat is tender and delicious, and it is an important economic fish in the producing area. It is known as the "four famous fish" in the Pearl River together with sea bass (sea bass), Jiayu (roll mouth fish) and mandarin fish (osmanthus fish).

This rare wild animal is only found in dozens of kilometers of rivers and Hongshui River basins in Luodian County on the border with Guizhou and Guangxi. In recent years, due to the pollution of the natural ecological environment and serious man-made illegal fishing, its number is extremely rare.

 
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