Why are more than 300 foxes in captivity abandoned?

Some citizens found 300 foxes in a field in Heilongjiang. At first, everyone thought these foxes were wild. After professional inspection, it was found that these foxes were all farmed artificially and have now been abandoned here.

Many people are curious about it. Why did they abandon these 300 foxes? This is because people's lives are getting better and better now. Many people will choose to release some animals in order to accumulate virtue and do good deeds. These 300 foxes were not abandoned, but were released here. After reading it, netizens can't help wondering, is this released person a diehard fan of Jiang Ziya? In fact, this sentence is just a joke. Because these foxes have been farmed artificially for a long time, they have no experience of survival in the wild. Letting them go here is tantamount to killing them directly.

These foxes are likely to kill poultry or hurt people in search of food, or they may soon be used as food by other large animals. It is normal to release animals, but before releasing them, we must find out whether the released animals can survive. Someone has set scavengers free by the lake before. This fish is an alien invasive species and has no natural enemies in China. Moreover, its meat quality is too poor. Because the sweeper eats garbage for a long time, its body is full of parasites and it can't be eaten as food. In addition to eating garbage, scavengers also eat fish eggs in the water, and because there are no natural enemies, only scavengers are left in the whole water area soon, seriously destroying the local biological chain. Snails and snapping turtles are the same, so it is necessary to determine whether they are alien invasive species before releasing them, and they are not released at will. Otherwise, it is likely to bring trouble to local residents, who originally meant well, but did bad things.

I hope these foxes can be properly placed, and I hope that those good people will know the situation before releasing them.