There are no doctors in nature, how can wild animals be cured of diseases?

Wildlife in nature.

There will be diseases, but not all animals will self**. But some animals with high IQ will take some measures to cure them when they are sick. For example, monkeys, orangutans and other advanced animals.

Some first aid measures will be taken to treat the disease, but only to the simplest**. Other animals with low IQs can only go with the flow if they are sick.

Animals have a lot of their own methods through their own experiences, but they can't be called medicine because they don't have the same systematic knowledge as humans. That's the difference between humans and animals. Human beings have summed up their own experience and upgraded it to a knowledge system, and constantly explored the science of self-help and development to eliminate the false and retain the true, thus laying a good foundation for the survival of human beings themselves, thus creating traditional Chinese medicine, Mongolian medicine, and Miao medicine.

Tibetan medicine, as well as his own unique medicine in other parts of the world and countries, and his own later systematic theories of Western medicine. Humans have more ability to learn and practice than other animals, while animals do not. Medicine is a science of continuous learning, accumulation, and practice.

Animals can't do it, and animals can't heal themselves and can't call medicine.

No animals, no doctors. Some animals also have doctors. Of course, most of it is the doctors themselves. For example, when they are injured, they lick their wounds. When they are sick, they sometimes find their own herbs. For example, if a cat eats the wrong thing, it eats some grasses.

and then spit out what you have eaten into your stomach. For example, there will be other elephants.

Help the elephants produce. Many animals have been bitten by snakes and will find some herbs to eat in the snake's habitat.

So it would be inaccurate to say that other animals don't have doctors. Of course, these self-medical behaviors of animals should be genetic instincts. After all, the food and life of wild animals are much simpler than that of humans, and the types of diseases are correspondingly smaller, so the medical treatment of animals is much simpler than that of humans.

In fact, some of the herbs used by humans were discovered by people who observed the behavior of some animals. For example, there is a herb called goose that does not eat grass.

So some animals are also human teachers when choosing herbs.

Human knowledge is based on the observation and imitation of everything in nature. Animals are the teachers of humans, but animals only have one skill. Human beings put together a variety of single skills for practical application and development, and wisdom slowly improved from body language to sound language.

And gradually create words. Animals will find the corresponding herbs to detoxify after eating the wrong food. The main thing of human food is what animals can eat, and people can eat it, and people can get rid of it after eating.

As long as there are rodents in a grassland.

It proves that there are edible plants. It's a thriving biological chain.

The saliva of animals can be disinfected and analgesic, so when they are injured, they generally lick their own wounds, and sometimes they will lick each other, but this can only heal ordinary small wounds, if they are bitten very severely, saliva will not have much effect.

Many wild animals die when they get sick, either because they are eaten by other hunters before they die, or because they have evolved a way to help themselves, such as eating some Chinese herbal food.

Rely on self-healing power. The physical quality and resistance of wild animals are far better than those of humans, and generally small problems rely on their own immunity, and if they are too serious, they can only wait for death.

Swallows, woodpeckers, frogs, ladybugs, have some beneficial microorganisms that can kill pests such as avermectin, thuringibacillus, etc.

Red-eyed bees can parasitize the eggs of pests.

Dragonflies can also eat pests.

Bats can also eat pests.

Praying mantis can also eat pests.

Swallows, woodpeckers, frogs, seven-star ladybugs, red-eyed bees, dragonflies, bats, praying mantis can all eat pests. There are also some beneficial microorganisms that can kill pests. Such as avermectin, thuringibacillus, etc.

1. Swallows: They feed on insects, and they have always been accustomed to preying on flying insects in the air, and are not good at searching for insect food in tree crevices and crevices, nor can they omnivorous berries, seeds and leaves in winter like oak grouse and ptarmigans (some coniferous species do not lose their leaves even in winter).

2. Frog: love to eat small insects, good at finding small insects that move, its action when catching insects: a frog lying in a small dirt pit, hind legs curled up on the ground, front legs support, mouth open and face up, belly bulging waiting for something.

3. Seven-star ladybug:

4. Red-eyed bees:

It is an egg parasitic wasp, which can parasitize the eggs of lepidopteran pests such as corn borer, armyworm, stripe borer, cotton bollworm, Spodoptera litura, and ground tiger in corn fields. Red-eyed bees are a very useful type of insects.

5. Dragonfly: Hunting flying insects in flight. Mosquitoes and other insects that are harmful to humans, but they have a wide range of eating habits, so they cannot be relied on to control a certain insect pest. No more than 5,000 species are known.

Scavengers, because this fish can eat humus in the tank, help purify the water, and also help other fish to live better.

The first option is hibernation. For example, snakes, frogs, turtles, etc., they hide in their holes in winter and sleep until spring, and for such a long time, they do not eat, drink, or move, and slowly consume body fat to survive the cold winter.

Bears are also sleeping, but they will wake up at the slightest sound, and when they are hungry, they will come out to find something to eat, which is called false hibernation or semi-hibernation.

The second way is to move the place of residence. For example, geese, swallows, etc., .They fly to the warmer south to spend the winter before winter arrives. On the one hand, it is because it is warm, and on the other hand, it is possible to find food, which is conducive to their survival.

The third method is to thicken the fur or feathers on the body. For example, rabbits, deer, foxes, sparrows, crows, etc. Their fur or feathers are much thicker in winter than in summer.

As for what to eat, they don't have to worry, that is, they try to eat as much as possible in summer and autumn, and eat fat. In winter, they eat when they can find food, and they are not afraid to go hungry for a few days.

The fourth way is to store food. For example, squirrels, bees, ants, etc. In the autumn they store a lot of food in their homes, and in the winter they don't have to go out.

The fifth method is to let the eggs overwinter. For example, praying mantises, locusts, etc. In autumn they lay their eggs, which they spend the winter on branches, in the grass, and in the dirt.

The eggs are protected by a special egg pouch and are not afraid of the cold, and when spring comes, their larvae will crawl out and play happily everywhere.

There are many animals in nature that have "healing skills", such as: black lemurs, chimpanzees, frogs, swallows, monkeys, rabbits, ladybugs, various birds, yellow sheep and wolves.

It is true that there are many animals that have the ability to be "doctors", such as frogs, swallows, monkeys, rabbits, ladybugs, birds, yellow sheep and wolves, etc.

Swallows, woodpeckers, frogs, ladybugs, and many more in nature are animal doctors.

The most famous animal doctor in nature belongs to the woodpecker, but scientific research on the woodpecker is simply considered by everyone to be harmful to trees, and it is also very great.

Woodpeckers are known as nature's animal doctors, woodpeckers can not only eat the bark of trees and parasitic pests, but also heal trees and make them more leafy.

Animal doctors walking in nature are as follows.

Fish in general, and birds, are all mobile doctors in nature, and fish have relatively high requirements for water quality and environment, and can detect the quality of water from the side.

Birds generally have a greater perception of the living environment and natural conditions, and know which place is more suitable for survival.

1. Wolves

If you are bitten by a rattlesnake, you will immediately look for snake grass to reduce inflammation and detoxification.

2. Pheasant or mountain sandpiper

After the injury, they will fly to the river, take some fine soft mud and apply it to the wound, and then collect some fine grass roots and mix it in the soil to fix the wound like a surgeon makes a plaster cast. Soon, the wound will heal.

3. Cats

When suffering from gastroenteritis and diarrhea does not stop, the cat will find a grass called "Newton grass" to eat, and then vomit, this kind of "vomiting to treat diarrhea" is an effective method of cat gastroenteritis.

4. Baby orangutans

Ning Ning had pulpitis, and her mother grabbed some wet mud and applied it to Ning Ning's face and mouth, which was cool. It didn't take long for Ning Ning's inflammation to disappear. It turns out that these wet muds contain anti-inflammatory trace elements.

5. Apes and orangutans

They will also heal themselves. When the orangutan is sick and its gums are painful, at this time, its face is facing the sun, and it uses its "hands" to dig some mud and apply it to its cheeks, and then presses it tightly with its two "hands", for fear that the "plaster" will fall off, otherwise, it will have to suffer from pain again.

The small animals in nature that can heal themselves are: wolves and pheasants.

Wild cats, big black bears, hares, etc.

1. WolvesWolves if rattlesnakes.

In the case of a bite, the wolf will immediately seek the snake grass to reduce inflammation and detoxification to relieve the pain, and the wolf will grind the snake grass and apply it to the wound like a human treats the wound, waiting for the snake venom to disappear.

2. Pheasant. When a pheasant or sandpiper is injured, it flies to the river, takes some soft mud and applies it to the wound, and then collects some fine grass roots and mixes them in the soil to fix the wound like a surgeon makes a plaster cast. Soon, the wound will heal.

3. Wildcats. Wild cats will look for reed grass if they accidentally eat something poisonous. This bitter, poisonous grass contains alkaloids.

After eating, toxic substances react, thereby relieving the physical discomfort of wild cats.

4. Big black bear.

After hibernation, the big black bear has not eaten for a long time, which causes physical discomfort, so the big black bear will look for some fruits to eat to relieve the physical discomfort.

5. Hare. If a hare eats a young grass with dew, it will affect the health of the hare, so at this time, the hare will look for dry calla lilies.

Consume to relieve the unaware.

Nature's animal doctors have dragonflies, frogs, and ladybugs.

Woodpeckers, red-eyed bees, and more.

1. Dragonflies are carnivores that mainly eat mosquitoes and flies.

and other small insects, which are very beneficial to the human body and crops.

2. Frogs generally live around crop fields and catch harmful insects in crop fields for food. Reduced damage to crops and increased crop yields.

3. Seven-star ladybugs are often in aphids.

Because they can not only eliminate pests under the bark of trees, such as the larvae such as longhorn beetles, but also the traces left by their chiseled wood can also be used as a guide to forest hygienic harvesting.

5. The red-eyed wasp is an egg parasitic wasp, which can parasitize the eggs of lepidopteran pests such as corn borer, armyworm, stripe borer, cotton bollworm, Spodoptera litura, and ground tiger. It is a very useful insect.

1.Woodpecker: The woodpecker is a well-known forest bird, in addition to eliminating pests under the bark such as longhorn larvae, its traces of chiseled wood can be used as an indicator of forest hygienic harvesting.

2.Swallows: Swallows are beneficial birds for humans, mainly feeding on mosquitoes, flies and other insects, and can eat 20,000 insects a month.

3.Ladybug: The Ladybug does not need to drink water throughout its life, and only feeds on the proteins needed during the growth and reproduction of fungi, bacteria, aphids, etc., representing a unique immune system in the wonderful and complete biological world.

4.Rabbit: The rabbit is a very timid animal with a well-developed sense of hearing and smell, and will run away when it encounters danger.

5.Red-eyed wasps: Red-eyed bees are parasitic wasps that are killed by the parasite and reproduce if they are placed in the eggs of a pest.

6.Monkeys: The common name of some animals in the order Primates, they are the collective name for all animals under the order Primates of the subclass Beasts.

7.Eagle: It is a species of bird, belonging to the raptor class, which mainly catches voles for food.

8.Elephants: Elephants are about 2 meters tall at the shoulder and weigh 3 to 5 tons.

9.Camels: There are two types of camels, those with one hump are called dromedaries and those with two humps are called bactrians.

10.Mexican salamander: It lives in two different environments, water and land, in the form of larvae and adults, and has new physiological characteristics to adapt to the amphibious environment.

11.Praying mantis: Praying mantis is a carnivorous insect that feeds on other insects and small animals.

Hope the above information is helpful to you.

There are many animals in nature that are doctors, such as: woodpeckers, frogs, swallows, monkeys, rabbits, and ladybugs.

All kinds of birds, yellow sheep.

and wolves, red-eyed peaks, dragonflies, bats, praying mantises, and more. Wangha.

1. In addition to woodpeckers, swallows, frogs, and seven-star ladybugs have some beneficial microorganisms that can kill pests, such as avermectin, thuringibacillus, etc. Red-eyed bees can parasitize in the eggs of pests; Dragonflies can also eat pests. Bats can also eat pests. Praying mantis can also eat pests.

2. In addition, monkeys, eagles, elephants, camels, kangaroos, Mexican salamanders, etc. are also animal doctors, among which salamanders are ranked first among the top ten animal doctors with their ability to regenerate their severed limbs. If you want to know more about it, you can ** On August 1, 2011, CCTV broadcast the top ten animal doctors in the animal list of "Self-Encountering and Dressing Legend".