Multiple animals in Fuyang Wildlife Park died abnormally and illegally exhibited first-class protected animals

City of Beasts: Horror Zoo Unveils Cruel and Fierce Veil

Once, Fuyang Wildlife Park was the largest and most diverse animal paradise in northern Anhui. Carefully planned and ambitious, it is bound to become a new landmark of Anhui.

Unexpectedly, this paradise turned into a bloody massacre.

More than twenty starving Northeast tigers, African lions covered in wounds, black bears covered in blood, and a young giraffe died. Once a paradise of hope, it has now become a city full of blood and pain.

This incident was caused by an equity dispute between two major shareholders of Fuyang Garden Company.

For one's own benefit, even animals are abandoned and allowed to suffer. In their eyes, human life is like grass, precious creatures that no one cares about.

Therefore, bloody incidents occurred one after another in the zoo: some people went crazy due to hunger and ate all their limbs; Some animals have been kept in cages for many years, and their fur has fallen off.

Some were thrown into the freezer due to incorrect birth.

Of course, breeders are unwilling to take on this responsibility. They found a bunch of messy reasons, such as "poor genes" and "inbreeding", but never faced their mistakes head-on.

However, legally, captive livestock "must ensure that they have the necessary living space, can reproduce and thrive, and are hygienic and healthy."

Unfortunately, Fuyang Zoo still falls far short of this standard, and violating laws and regulations has become an unavoidable reality.

The tragic death of rare animals is already a matter of certainty. Only by thoroughly investigating and bringing to justice can we bring justice to those innocent people.

I once saw a picture of a tiger in a zoo on the internet.

This giant tiger is curled up in a cage measuring one meter square, with lifeless eyes and thin bones. As a ferocious beast, being so embarrassed is truly heartbreaking.

No wonder experts say, "Animals living in zoos are more difficult than living in the wild." Our concepts and behaviors in protecting wildlife are still very backward.

The term "protection", in the eyes of some people, is basically just a lunatic understanding: talk but actually do very little, and even do things to accelerate species extinction.

The "Beast Garden" incident reminds us that preservation is not a slogan, it is a noble belief in life.

This is not just empty talk. This requires us to establish such awareness throughout society through our own actions.

Only in this way can our planet and civilization truly embark on the path of sustainable development.

The tragedy at Fuyang Zoo is not only a punishment, but also an opportunity to reflect on one's own view of nature and other things.

Only by putting effort into maintaining ecological balance can we achieve harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, and avoid the recurrence of the tragedy of animal nature.