A 60-year-old peasant woman was sentenced to electrocute three wild boars to protect crops. Why are wild boars flooding in rural areas?

Wild boar flooding in rural areas can be described from the aspects of ecological environment, rural environment, government protection measures and wild boar breeding itself.

First of all, talk about the ecological environment. The current ecological environment is not very impressive, especially for wild animals. In many places, human intervention has destroyed the living environment of animals, but for some animals, wild boar is a special case. After humans occupied the wild boar's range of activities, they began to grow crops, and those crops just became the rations of wild boar. Farmers often have to take some protective measures, but they are of little use. This is one aspect.

Second, the rural environment. Now people in rural areas don't attack cities and plunder the territory of other animals to grow crops as before. Now most young people have gone to the city, and some old farmers left behind have limited physical strength and often leave a piece of land near their homes to sow, so the range of wild boar activities has expanded a lot.

Third, the government's protective measures. The government's protection of these wild animals not only stays in words, but has been written into legal provisions. Especially in these days, people are even more afraid to do things that hurt wild animals, because once the government knows, it will pay a great price. On this basis, what was caught by human beings because wild boar destroyed crops in the past will never happen again, which brings great convenience to the survival of wild boar in rural areas.

Fourth, talk about the reproductive ability of wild boar. Wild boar is a gregarious animal with super reproductive ability. Basically, one child can have seven or eight animals. Nowadays, there are almost no other large animals in the countryside except wild boar, and even if there are, they have gone to the remote mountains and forests. Therefore, wild boar basically has no natural enemies in rural areas. As long as they are hungry and fertile, all kinds of conditions are strong for the survival of wild boar, which leads to the present situation.