What are the examples of animal bondage in our country?

Siberian tiger. Living Status: Endangered.

Reason: Hunting.

If you put a vulture in a big box three meters long and two meters wide, and there is no lid on the top of the box, this European bird of prey, despite its great ability to fly, will never shake its wings, and this box will definitely become a prison for its life, because the vulture usually runs four or five meters on land before flying, and according to the vulture's habit, it will not try to fly, and it will only stay in this small prison without a ceiling

If it lands on the ground, the only thing it can do is struggle to move its body on the ground, and it looks so helpless and pitiful until it crawls scarred to some edge that will bring it back into the air, and then it will use its remaining strength to fight and fly into the air, and this is only possible for some extremely tenacious or relatively lucky bats

If a bee falls into an open glass, the glass will be its grave and it will never find an exit from the glass, because it will continue to find its way out of the edge near the bottom of the glass for the rest of its life until it is exhausted

In fact, in many cases, we are like vultures, like bats, like bees, when we encounter various problems or traps in life, we will constantly struggle to find a way out, but many times we are firmly bound by certain habits or inherent concepts and thinking, maybe never realize that all we have to do is to look up and look up, then maybe you will be surprised to find that the exit of life, the vast sky is above our heads.

Giant panda, golden snub-nosed monkey, Tibetan antelope.

There are too many pandas, antelopes, monkeys, tigers, etc., and there are too many levels, one level and two levels

Pandas, golden snub-nosed monkeys, leopards, snow leopards, Tibetan antelopes.

There are countless examples of kindness to animals, including ferocious tigers.

According to the report, a temple in Thailand adopted a tiger into a tiger temple.

According to the British "Daily Mail" on April 24, there is a tiger temple in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, which is a temple with many tigers, which is a famous local tourist attraction. The monks of this temple began adopting tiger raisers in 1999 and now owns several tigers. This tiger temple is open to the public and charges a fee.

Tourists can pay a little more and take a photo with a trained docile tiger, and you can even touch the tiger with your own hands.

Do tigers eat people? This doesn't seem like a problem for most people, and tigers eat people of course – but zoologists who are familiar with tigers know much more about it. Susie Green, a zoologist who has been studying the animality of tigers for a long time, said

It is only when the hunger is unbearable, and even the strong instincts cannot be controlled, that the tiger has the idea of cannibalism. Zoologist Patrick Hanley put it succinctly: "There are no wild beasts in the jungle, only some animals that have been forced into savage by man."

In ancient times, China had the understanding of treating animals well, and even deduced many stories of "righteous tigers repaying gratitude". In addition to embodying the karmic understanding of the Thanksgiving Chart, there is also an expectation for the situation of "harmony between people and nature".

One of them has a story that says: The filial piety of the ancients, the forest is lush and the grass is abundant. There is a tiger in the western mountain, and its palm is covered with wooden thorns.

An old woodsman heard its sound, observed its condition, and took the risk to uproot it. The tiger was grateful for its virtue, so it was said that it was a gift to make up for wild things. Qiao Lao died, and his tiger guarded the tomb for three years, and later generations called it the righteous tiger.

Ming said: Good woodcutter, righteous and fierce beast. The tiger also knows righteousness, and the ode is immortal.

Neutralization and education, people and nature are harmonious for a long time.

We look forward to this situation of "harmony between people and nature for a long time".

This can be understood in a number of ways.

The human desire for expansion and resource appropriation is innate and inherent in being living beings. So you don't have to blame yourself for being human.

Second, believe in natural selection, for the vast majority of wild animals, they are extinct before humans pay enough attention. You say that it is human behavior that makes them extinct, but you can also say that they are not adapted to the environment where human existence exists and are eliminated. Humans and animals are equal in the face of natural selection.

So you don't have to be overly sad about the extinction of those animals.

The path left for the animals is nothing more than to avoid humans or adapt to humans, and that path is not easy to follow, but this is natural selection. It's the same thing that we have to go hungry when we graduate and can't find a job.

Place; Flower and bird market.

Species; A variety of wild birds.

Living Status: Caged to death.

Reason: Humans covet their ornate feathers or singing voices.

Giant pandas: mainly distributed in the Wolong Mountains and Qinling Mountains;

Finless porpoise: distributed in the waters of the Yangtze River;

Siberian tiger: Found in the mountainous areas of Northeast China.