There are fewer and fewer small animals in the rural fields, why? Is it because too many pesticides

Nowadays, there are fewer wild animals and insects in rural fields.

When I was young, in the fields, I could always see the rabbit running in the fields, and I could always find the cricket and hear its cheerful chirping. When it rains, I can always hear the croaking of wild frogs. Now, there are no familiar traces of crickets and rabbits.

There are no cute swallows either. Even the snake I feared the most was barely visible.

And why are there fewer and fewer wild animals?

1.Humans hunt a lot. Some people like to eat wild animals.

To satisfy the appetite of some people, the restaurant buys a lot of things. It has been heard that hares, sparrows, frogs, and snakes can be sold for money, can buy various hunting tools, and can be hunted in the wild, which is the main reason for the decline of wildlife.

2.The weather is dry, leaving rivers, ditches and reservoirs without water and water scarce. Some animals that depend on water sloths for their survival, such as frogs, water snakes, toads, and others, are facing extinction.

3.Does the disappearance of small animals have anything to do with farmers' use of pesticides?

The answer is yes. Indiscriminate use of pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides. On days when there are no pesticides, fertilizers, and herbicides, a wide variety of wild insects can be seen everywhere. If you don't have anything to catch, go home and play.

1) Most of them are eliminated indirectly through pesticides and herbicides, which kill pests and herbicides.

2) There are too many chemical components used in the farmland, there are too many types, such as various fertilizers, herbicides, etc., and the consumption in rural areas is very large in recent years, mainly mechanical spraying and fertilizer sowing, which causes damage to many insects and small animals, and cannot survive and lay eggs.

There are many hares, frogs, pheasants, etc., which have become a delicacy on the human table. Killing these wild animals indiscriminately will only wipe them off the face of the earth. The deterioration of the natural environment is harmful not only to animals and plants, but also to humans.

Therefore, it is imperative to strengthen environmental protection and persevere.

Because pesticides are now required to grow food, there will be fewer and fewer small animals, because there are too many pesticides.

In the past, we mainly applied fertilizer to farm fertilizer, but now because of the excessive use of pesticides and fertilizers, it has led to an increase in harmful elements in the environment.

It is related to our human activities and climate and environmental changes. Pesticide spraying will not cause fewer and fewer small animals, but when humans cultivate the land, they will cut down a large number of forests, which will lead to changes in the surrounding climate and environment, so there are fewer and fewer small animals.

In rural areas, there are fewer and fewer small animals in the fields, and some have even disappeared. Why is that?

I remember when I was young, I could see all kinds of frogs everywhere, and the frogs were very loud at night in the summer. But now in the summer, I rarely see frogs, not even the shadow of frogs.

In recent years, due to serious ecological pollution, there are fewer and fewer wild frogs in rural fields. Therefore, almost all the frogs on the market are farmed frogs. The idyllic scenery of "green grass ponds full of frogs" is becoming more and more distant from people.

People living in rural areas, believing that animals that were once common, are no longer visible. And in rivers or mountains, some rare species such as weasels are occasionally encountered. There are fewer and fewer animals that used to be common in rural areas.

What's going on?

1.Massive use of pesticides, fertilizers and genetically modified herbicides! It's not just leeches.

Almost all the small creatures in the vicinity of the farmland have disappeared. Some of the weeds in the field were killed by herbicides and other fertilizers. Now there are fewer and fewer small animals in the fields, and the farmers often spray pesticides to repel insects.

2.Overcatch, we all know, some animals in the field can be used as bait for fishing. In addition, in order to catch these small animals, these people also do their best to develop various capture props.

In order to catch birds, they set up a net in the field, and many animals are really on the verge of extinction; For fishing, electric fishing machines, fish fryers, etc. were invented.

3.It has become a delicacy on people's tables, and now people's living conditions are getting better and better, and they are tired of eating big fish and big meat every day. In particular, many urban people think that the countryside is a good place.

They all believe that these foods in the countryside have a high nutritional value. They will spend ** to buy in rural areas. Where there is a market, there is demand, which is also a market law.

Many people have also started to hunt "frogs" in rural areas, which is one of the reasons why there are fewer and fewer frogs in rural areas.

The reasons for the decreasing number of small animals in rural areas are: first, the population is relatively large now, and some woods in rural areas have been destroyed; second, now that the crops are single, there is less food for small animals; Third, too many pesticides are sprayed, resulting in many small animals being poisoned.

It is because there are too many pesticides, because a lot of chemical fertilizers and herbicides are used when growing food, and there are too many geo-harmful substances, so there are fewer and fewer small animals in the rural fields.

The number of pheasants has indeed increased a lot in recent years, and there is a direct relationship between the environment and the survival habits of pheasants, which also shows that our living environment continues to improve.

Because many rural areas will spray a lot of pesticides in their lives, so there will be fewer and fewer small animals, and it has nothing to do with pesticides.

Ask the family why there are fewer animals. There is a possibility. There are other reasons, and the disappearance of animals has something to do with many things.