Read the material, what do you find, and write the results of the investigation.

Read the following materials, tell me what you found, and write your findings.

Material 1: On the vast Amazon Plain, there lived an eagle named carved eagle, who was known as the "King of Flying". It has a long flight time, fast speed and agile movements, and is the best among eagles. Small animals found by it are generally difficult to escape its capture. When the baby eagle was born, it had to undergo hundreds of cruel trainings from its mother. The mother eagle takes the baby eagles to high places, or to the edge of trees or cliffs, and then throws them down. Some baby eagles were killed by their mothers because they were timid. But the mother eagle will not stop training them; Those young eagles who are pushed off the cliff by the mother eagle and can fly successfully will also face the most critical and difficult test, because their growing wings will be cruelly broken by the mother eagle and then pushed down from a height again. Many young eagles will become tragic victims of flying at this time, but the mother eagle will not stop this "bloody" training. Because only in this way can we build a blue sky for children's lives.

Material 2: There are three processes for a tigress to raise her cubs. At first, it came back from hunting, tore the tender meat into pieces with its claws and fed it to its cubs. Later, when he came back from hunting, he ate the meat himself and threw the remaining bones to the little tiger to chew. Later, it came back from hunting, ate the meat and threw away the bones. When the cubs want to eat, they yell and refuse to eat. A few days later, the cub was so hungry that he left his mother to find food and never came back.

Material 3: There was a cartoon in which the father sent his son to college, and the son in fashionable clothes was talking and laughing with others empty-handed, while the father hunched over his back to help his son queue up for registration. The title of this cartoon is "So Love".

Query results:

Answer: ① Adversity can temper will; (2) Love is not equal to spoil.