Is the black swan protecting animals?

Black swan is a cygnus animal, which is listed in the Red List of Endangered Species of IUCN (2065438+06), mainly distributed in Australia and New Zealand.

However, the black swan is not a protected animal in China, because it is not a bird in China and does not belong to China, so it cannot be judged as a protected animal, nor can it enter the protection law of China.

Demographic situation

The species has a wide distribution range, which is not close to the critical value standard for the survival of fragile and endangered species (the distribution area or fluctuation range is less than 20,000 square kilometers, the habitat quality, population size and distribution area are fragmented), and the population trend is stable, with no signs of decline or serious threat, and it is evaluated as a species without survival crisis.

It is estimated that the number of species in the world is about100,000-1 000,000 (2006), while that in Japan is about 100- 1 000,000, including the introduction of breeding pairs (2009).