The bloodpheasant is a bird that has been misunderstood by the world for many years because it looks like a chicken.

Blood pheasants are also known as blood chickens and Songhua chickens. It looks so much like a chicken, so it gets this name.

The blood pheasant is mainly found in China. Although it is called differently in various places, it is always related to "chicken". From a distance it looks like a chicken, but up close it is a bird.

Here comes the popular science: the blood pheasant, a genus of birds, is a national second-class protected animal and a resident bird in the west and southwest.

In terms of food, the blood pheasant is not so picky. It mainly eats plants, including tender shoots, leaves, flowers, seeds, etc. It often pecks at food very fast, eating them as it goes. Meanwhile, insects such as lepidopteran larvae, grasshopper midges and golden flower insects, as well as invertebrates such as centipedes and spiders, are also dishes in their mouths.