What are the anthropomorphic sentences in the story of the deer and the wolf

Roosevelt could never have imagined that the wolf he ordered to kill was actually the protector of the forest! Although wolves eat deer, it maintains a stable population of deer. This is because after the wolf eats some of the deer, the total number of deer in the forest can be controlled to a reasonable level, and the forest will not be spoiled beyond recognition by the deer herd.

At the same time, most of the deer eaten by wolves are sick deer, which effectively controls the threat of disease to the deer herd. (On the one hand, wolves eat deer, so that the number of deer tends to be reasonable, and the forest will not be destroyed.) On the other hand, wolves mostly eat sick deer, which stifles the spread of disease among the deer herd and protects the deer herd.

This is the relationship between the wolf, the deer, and the forest. And the deer that Roosevelt was determined to protect, once the number exceeded the limit that the forest could bear, would destroy the stability of the forest ecosystem and bring great ecological disaster to the forest. That is, too many deer can be the main culprits for the destruction of the forest.

This sentence writes about the road without natural predators, and the serious consequences of overbreeding: destroying the forest and destroying oneself).

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There are about 4,000 deer in the forest, and the vicious and cruel wolf is the great enemy of the deer.

After 25 years of hunting, more than 6,000 wolves have been killed. Other wild animals in the forest that feed on deer, such as leopards, are also hunted a lot.

Specially protected deer have become the "darlings" of the Kaibab Forest, a "kingdom of freedom" in which they grow and breed freely, graze on trees freely, and live happily without danger and with plenty of food.

Soon, the number of deer in the forest increased, and the total number exceeded 100,000. More than 100,000 deer gnaw on the east and west of the forest, and when the bushes are eaten up, they eat the small trees, and the small trees eat up the bark ...... of the big treesAll plants that can be eaten by deer are doomed.

In any nation, in all animal-themed fairy tales, wolves almost always bear the notoriety of bullying the weak. For example, the story of the Chinese "Big Bad Wolf" and the story of the Western "Little Red Riding Hood".

1.You see, he is like a sturdy fawn, rushing to the finish line in one breath.

2.The fawn eats the grass in her hand and always jumps around her happily. In the evening, after praying, the young lady who had been tired all day rested her head on the fawn's back and slept quietly as if she were leaning on a pillow.

If her brother still had the form of a human, this kind of life would be beautiful!

3.The fawn ran on the grassland and ate the fruit of the people, and then he ran on his feet like a man.

4.The deer is like a naughty child, running happily in the endless grassland, facing the warm spring breeze!

5.The fawn was very happy, walking by the stream, and from time to time dancing to the beat of happiness.

6.Early in the morning the fawn walks by the river, and it says good morning to the sun father!

7.Sometimes there is only a fawn in front of you, and on either side are dense hawthorn hedges, and on top are the green branches and green leaves of elm trees stretching out on both sides, and you look up and see only a ray of blue sky in the middle. As you ride through this warm, hot air, you feel like the world stands still and life goes on forever.