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who proves that animals love nature
My views on many things seem to be strong, but in fact they are very fragile. For example: Animals should live in nature, not in zoos. If someone doesn't think so, and he is eloquent, I might be shaken.
Whoever proves that animals love nature, the child of a zoo owner in India blamed us naive humans, saying that we wishfully thought that how much animals love the wild, how much they love to walk a few kilometers, just to drink a sip of the river, but also to be The crocodiles in the river were scared to death, or, how much they love to run so madly that their heart is about to explode, but they can’t catch even a rabbit, or they think how much animals love eternally flying around their heads by mosquitoes and flies, eternally sucking blood The insect bites on the wound.
The child also said: When people like us wholeheartedly believe that groundhogs love to drill holes, lions love to run, and pythons love to hunt, we happily build a house that shelters ourselves from wind and rain, install water pipes, and go to the hospital. See a doctor, buy cleaned meat at the supermarket...We enjoy clean water and food, and a safe place to live. Some people remove fish bones for us, and some people pull out our bad teeth. We like this, but we pretend to believe that animals should live in the wild, with inflammation, diarrhea, toothache, and heat stroke.
This child thinks that the zoo is absolutely paradise, and the animals living in it are so happy that it is impossible for him to miss the days when he was full and hungry in the wild and feared all day long. If these animals are driven back to nature, it is called punishment and not allowed to be free.
I was not persuaded by this kid. I felt that I had to believe that it was a very arrogant thing to interfere with the lives of animals with my own weird ideas. But whether the interfered animal is happier, I don't know. Birds with small cages and fish with small fish tanks are of course very bitter. What if the cage is as big as a building and the fish tank is as big as a lake?
Someone is fed and cared for, and gradually loses his instinct, which is very sad to describe. But children, we grew up in this way, in exchange for medical care, food, shelter, and cars. We willingly live in comfortable cages, do a lot of work, take many exams, and are watched.
I thought I could express my opinion very firmly on the zoo. How can I know the question of a child, let me see myself again.