I almost killed a four-legged snake, and then I regretted it.

As usual, to work in the orchard, today's task is to mow the grass. The temperature is so high today that we can only avoid the summer in the shade under the tree. I sat down in the haystack and just put my hand down and touched something soft. It startled me. Oh, my God, it doesn't feel good. Quickly pick up the hoe and pose for a look.

A four-legged snake. It's horrible. I often met on my way to school when I was a child, and I turned around and ran away every time. If there is a tool, he will take out a tool to attack it, always thinking that it is not a good kind.

Although I don't know if this is poisonous, I think people who are afraid of snakes must be afraid of it, too. The tongue sticking out of that mouth is like a snake. He looks like a snake and looks like goose bumps.

This time I picked up my hoe and hammered it down. I hit it right in the middle and got hurt. I quickly dug a hole and was ready to bury it directly. I ran away before I could bury it. The mood for work is gone, so I can only go home and have a rest in the heat. Out of curiosity, I went home to Baidu to get a message about this four-legged snake.

The scientific name is Skink, as the Chaoshan saying goes: female dog snake, false dragon, non-toxic.

A lizard that usually feeds on small invertebrates and occasionally ingests plant stems and leaves. The personality is gentle and timid, and he has a high adaptability to the artificial environment. It feeds on all kinds of insects, such as weevil, rat wife, walking nail, etc., as well as vertebrates such as frogs, tadpoles and young lizards.

After inquiry: this species has been listed in the list of terrestrial wildlife under national protection or with important economic and scientific research value issued by the State Forestry Administration of China on August 1, 2000.

So I almost killed a protected animal by mistake. I really regret what I did. If I encounter directly avoid it in the future, it is everyone's responsibility to protect and cherish animals.

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