What do you mean, rats are rampant?

Question 1: Rats are rampant, dragging men and dragging women. Walk around brazenly. Unscrupulous, all by burying. Who's afraid of who with more mice and fewer cats? What do you mean? This has something to do with the zodiac. The twelve constellations are as big as cats and mice. Do you think they are reckless when they get older? No natural enemies, no one is afraid.

Question 2: Rats run rampant, dragging men and women. Walk around brazenly. Unscrupulous, all by burying. Who's afraid of who with more mice and fewer cats? What does the whole paragraph mean? Greedy people, businessmen and gangsters bully and bully men and women. Blatantly walked away.

Unscrupulous, looting and looting. There are many bad guys, but few good guys. Who listens to who?

The whole passage was translated into vernacular by me, me and myself. I wonder if the landlord can understand it this time. This sentence was said by the patient, not by the agent. I hope the landlord will adopt it

Question 3: Rats run rampant, dragging men and women. Walk around brazenly. Unscrupulous, all by burying. Who's afraid of who with more mice and fewer cats? What do you mean, those punks are rampant in the village by virtue of their number advantage, but how can they be afraid of these rats when they meet powerful men?

Question 4: Rats run amok, taking their daughters and dragging their children. What kind of zodiac dog is it?

Question 5: Rats are rampant, dragging men and women to guess what zodiac sign it is, because rats usually appear in a litter of corporal, male and female.

Question 6: Rats run amok, dragging their children with their daughters. Walk around brazenly. What kind of zodiac mouse is it?

Question 7: Nine thousand Wan Li flowers bloom and rats run wild. Branchlets bend in front of the window, Liuhe wave occasion eight. What is the zodiac? Hello, the answer is pig.

Although people who belong to pigs have certain cultural literacy, they are not high-level people. They like to appreciate the superficial value of things and lack deeper knowledge. Honest and simple pig people really love the people they love and never hide their feelings. If love fails, it will always be those pig-like men and women who are injured. The main problem of pig people is that they can't say "no" to their family and friends. In many things, they always force others to take a gentle attitude to deal with problems, and they can't tell right from wrong without opening their faces. But when things end in a difficult state, pig people can take responsibility.

People who belong to the pig are hardworking all their lives, and it is very hard to participate in various activities, so their energy consumption is also great. Fortunately, people who are pigs can always do things satisfactorily. The pig's personality always makes the pig very lucky. People who belong to pigs are calm, resolute, kind and simple. Pig people can undertake all the work assigned to pig people with perseverance and courage, and will do their best to do the work well. Therefore, it is reasonable to completely trust the pig people and let the pig people struggle on their own.

I hope my answer can help you.

Question 8: What are the habits of parrots? (Maori: kākāpū, meaning night parrot), scientific name: Strigops habroptila (named after Greek, the genus of strigos, strix: {; Ops: face; Habros: Soft, Putilon: Feather; The full name is interpreted as a bird with a face and soft feathers. This is a nocturnal parrot, covered with yellow-green spots, which is unique to New Zealand.

Its surface has a unique arrangement of panel feathers, unique receptors-feather beard, big gray beak, short legs and big feet, wings and a relatively short tail. Its different habits make it a quite unique species-it is the only parrot that can't fly in the world, and it is also the only parrot with the same size. It is nocturnal and herbivorous, showing a hermaphrodite body structure, with a slow basal metabolic rate, and males are not responsible for taking care of their young. It is also the only parrot that practices polygamy and yard mating. Some studies show that it may also be the longest-lived bird in the world.

From its anatomical structure, it symbolizes the evolution trend of some birds-after landing on the island, food is abundant, natural enemies are few, and the flight ability does not conform to the benefits of thermodynamics, which leads to the degeneration of wing muscles, the disappearance of keel on sternum and the strong body shape.

At present, parrots are extremely dangerous species, and there are only 9 1 parrot in the world. All these parrots have been found and named.

The ancestors of parrots migrated to New Zealand in prehistoric times. In the absence of mammalian predators, they lost the ability to fly. Since Polynesian and European colonists introduced cats, rats, ferrets and other creatures, the number of parrots began to decline sharply. Protection measures have been taken since 1890, but most of them didn't achieve results until 1980 national parrot rehabilitation plan was formally implemented. On June 5438+065438+ 10, 2005, the only remaining parrots in New Zealand only lived in four areas where there were no hunters: Maui, George Island, Cod Island and Anchorage Island. On the other hand, in two islands in the southern fjord of New Zealand-Lesorushen Island and Terry Island in Cecile, large-scale island restoration activities are being carried out to provide suitable habitats for parrots.

Different types of parrot protection activities make this species very famous. In recent years, a large number of books and documentaries have shown the dilemma and crisis faced by parrots. The earliest of these include 1962, and the naturalist Jerrod? At the invitation of BBC, Durer made a documentary called "Both Into the Jungle". The BBC natural history series also has a parrot selection, which was chosen by David? Parrots are introduced in Biography of Birds hosted by attenborough. Mark? Cavodin and Douglas? This kind of bird is also introduced in the book "Last Look" co-authored by Adams.

Parrots, like other birds, occupy the same important position in the hearts of indigenous Maori in New Zealand, so they also appear in their different legends and folklore.

[Edit this paragraph] Appearance description

Parrot is a fat parrot; When the male is mature, the body length can reach 60 cm and the weight is 2-4 kg. He can't fly, has a pair of relatively short wings and lacks the keel for birds to control their flying muscles. Its wings are not enough to make it fly, and it can only serve as a general balance or provide some support when jumping from a tree. Because of this, parrots don't want to keep light bodies like other birds. Most of them store a lot of fat in their bodies, which makes their weight among the best in their kind. There are many colors on the surface of parrots. In addition to yellow and moss-like green as the main colors, there are black to dark brown stripes on feathers, which makes them hidden under natural vegetation. In fact, the colors, tones and mottled patterns of different individuals can be very different ―― some museum specimens are covered with yellow. The chest and sides are yellow-green with yellow stripes, while the abdomen, tail, neck and face are still yellow, with green stripes and a small amount of mottled brown-gray. Because they don't have to cope with the strength and rigidity needed for flying, their feathers are particularly soft, and they are described by a specific nickname as habroptila.

The slender feathers on the parrot's face form an eye-catching face, which is a common feature of the face of this order, so that immigrants from Europe call it owl parrot. Their beaks are surrounded by sensitive beards or moustaches to feel the ground and guide them when they bow their heads.

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Question 9: the wrong keeper is posted, and the opposite side (explaining a zodiac sign) is the keeper, but the opposite side is not the keeper. The result will be rats running wild. So it should be a mouse.