The epidemic caused elephants to be unemployed and changed careers to do live broadcasts, and no o

The epidemic caused elephants to be "unemployed" and changed careers to do live broadcasts, and no one "rewarded". The survival of elephants is problematic because malnutrition can occur if they do not have the funds to meet their daily expenses. There are also concerns that elephants will not have enough to eat every day, and at the same time, they hope that Thailand's tourism industry can recover as soon as possible so that this dilemma can be solved.

In order to prevent the spread of the epidemic, many places had to temporarily close tourist destinations. Thailand's tourism industry has always been very developed, but it has also been affected by the pandemic. At the same time, the villagers will regularly broadcast live every day, and he wants to get some help in this way.

At the same time, the relationship between them and the elephant is very close, because they joined the ranks of caring for the elephant when they were young. Sometimes they can get a 200 yuan tip, but there are more elephants, so they can only buy food for two elephants. If there is no money, the elephant will only go hungry.

A lot of people really enjoy going to Thailand to see elephant shows, and with thousands of elephants in Thailand and a lot of wild elephants, the pressure on them is only getting worse. An elephant is unusually large, and they have to eat a lot of food every day. At the same time, the competition in the entire industry is extremely fierce, and now everyone is concerned about their own life safety, so they will not choose to travel for the time being, but the lives of elephants will be seriously affected.

This also makes everyone very worried, and if there is no basic food, the situation will only be more dangerous. <>

These elephant keepers may have had some funds in place before the outbreak emerged. This time, they had to take out the money, because they first had to solve the immediate difficulties, and at the same time hoped that the local ** could provide them with more help to better solve the problem. Although the tourism policy has been gradually relaxed, the number of tourists is still relatively small.

In addition, many residents of Thailand rely on tourism for their livelihood, so the situation may be much more tragic than everyone thinks.

This is a real situation, not only for elephants, but also for other animals in the zoo, and there are concerns about the survival of many animals at a time when tourism in Thailand is getting worse and worse.

For Thailand, because the country's pillar industries are agriculture and tourism, Thailand's tourism industry has been severely affected since the outbreak of the new crown epidemic. For Thailand, if the local tourism industry does not return to normal, this phenomenon will not only cause the local economic development to be seriously affected, but also lead to the unsustainable zoos in many tourist attractions, and the situation of many wild animals in the zoos will become worse and worse. <>

What's going on here?

This is news about a zoo in Thailand, as the zoo itself is mainly for tourists, and after the pandemic, fewer and fewer people come to this zoo for tourism. In order to further meet the basic expenses of the zoo, the zoo can only let the elephants be the anchor of the live broadcast, and in this way make money online. Despite this, the number of people involved in tipping is very small, and the zoo is doing a very difficult job.

The survival of many wild animals can be problematic.

To some extent, if the zoo can't make a profit by receiving visitors, because the zoo has a very large daily expense, the wildlife in the zoo will have corresponding survival problems. Especially for those wild animals that have been domesticated, even if these animals are released into the wild, these animals may not have the ability to survive on their own. This situation is not only happening in individual zoos, but almost all safari parks in Thailand will have varying degrees of operational problems.

In the end, this problem is really just a small part of the damage caused by the tourism industry in Thailand, and for the whole of Thailand, all walks of life in Thailand have been affected by the tourism industry. At a time when the number of local tourists is becoming less and less, many tourist attractions have also gone bankrupt.

If there is no one to reward, the elephant will not have enough to eat, and as time goes by, the staff will not be so good to it, posing a certain threat to its life.

I don't think there will be any problems with the survival of elephants, and there are still relevant staff to manage the elephants.

I think that no one will only make them hungry, but it will still maintain their basic survival.