Act on Wildlife Conservation Article 3

The terms used in the Act are defined as follows:Definition of terms:1.Wildlife: in common circumstances, any animal living in a natural habitat, including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects and other kinds of animals;2.Population size: the number of the same species of wildlife living in a particular space at a particular time;3.Endangered Species: those wildlife species whose population size is at or below a critical level so that their survival is in jeopardy;4.Rare and Valuable Species: endemic species or those species with a very low total population size;5.Other Conservation-Deserving Wildlife: species which do not necessarily have a very low total population size, but their survival remains in jeopardy;6.Wildlife products: animal carcasses, bones, horns, teeth, skin, hair, eggs, or internal organs in whole, partial or processed form;7.Habitat: the natural living environment necessary for the survival of plants and animals;8.Conservation: any protection, restoration or management of wildlife based on the principles of species diversity and natural ecological balance;9.Utilization: the use of wildlife for cultural, educational, academic, or economic benefit in such a way or form scientifically determined not to be detrimental to the natural ecological balance;10.Disturbance: any behavior involving the use of drugs, tools, or any other means so as to interfere with wildlife;11.Abuse: the use of violence, unsuitable drugs or other methods to harm wildlife so they cannot maintain their normal physiological condition;12.Hunting: the use of drugs, hunting devices, or other tools or methods to catch or kill wildlife;13.Processing: the use of wildlife carcasses, bones, horns, teeth, skins, hair, eggs, or organs in their whole or partial form as or to make other products;14.Display: placement of wildlife or wildlife products in public reas for people to view.