Squirrel, an Internet celebrity in West Lake, was captured by eagle. Is the death of the little guy related to frequent feeding by tourists?

The network celebrity squirrel near the West Lake was captured by the eagle, and the death of the little squirrel was related to the frequent feeding of tourists. Natural selection, survival of the fittest, everything in nature has its own survival rules, as we human beings can not be artificially destroyed, this is not love, but harm.

1. Tourists have good intentions, but they do bad things with good intentions. Small squirrels have their own natural growth laws. There is a little squirrel among the network celebrities near the West Lake, which quickly became popular and was loved by everyone. Hangzhou citizens like it, and so do foreign tourists. Every day, many people visit it. Besides taking pictures with it, they will feed it. Because of the cold weather, many netizens are worried that the online celebrity squirrel has no food, so many people dare to feed it. Many people find that the little squirrel in the network celebrity is very fat. One second people thought it was cute. Everyone's love made the little squirrel fat. The next second, everyone cried, because the little squirrel was taken away by the eagle. This is the biological chain of nature. Natural selection, survival of the fittest Everyone should understand this truth, but it is often blinded by our love. As a result, the little squirrel has its own natural growth law.

2, natural selection, survival of the fittest, can not let our love violate the survival laws of small animals in nature. Many times we do some harmful things in the name of love, such as going to the zoo to feed those animals. Animals in the zoo have their own feed, but some tourists are always worried that they are not full and think they are too thin. As a result, these animals eat everything, many of them are sick, and animals and humans eat different foods. What happened to the squirrel in the network celebrity proves once again that everything in nature has its own laws and cannot be forced. This is typical of doing bad things with good intentions. If it weren't for our overfeeding, this little network celebrity squirrel wouldn't gain weight and wouldn't be easily caught by the eagle.

Looking at the death of the network celebrity squirrel, should we also reflect on our words and deeds? Don't do any more things. What you think of kindness and love is not necessarily true for small animals. What you think is not necessarily what they want. This is true for animals, as well as for family and friends.