Why do you feel that miners and rats working in underground mines can coexist peacefully?

When we were working underground, we found mice, and we certainly couldn't beat them. Some of them feel in the same boat. Besides, mice are amazing. It is more sensitive than underground detection and alarm instruments. The mouse won't go there because there is gas and poisonous gas in that roadway. It touches people, wants to eat people's dry food, and sometimes eats bread crumbs and buns left by people. We think it is auspicious and safe to have rats there. Sometimes mice will steal our dry food, but we don't hate it, but we feel more cordial.

We should look at this problem dialectically.

Rats have nothing beneficial in our daily life, but once they are in a special environment, they will get different opinions, such as mice, which are the treasures of biological laboratories. Just like the development of vaccines in COVID-19, mice have made great contributions.

Underground mine, especially coal mine, is a special industry. The mine is hundreds of meters or even thousands of meters below, and the lanes are criss-crossed, some of which are interconnected, while others are "dead ends", similar to the dead ends on the ground. This design is to allow workers to clean up the coal and transport it out under safe conditions. Under normal circumstances, there are no mice in the mine roadway, because there is no food in the roadway, and it is absolutely impossible to expect mice to survive by eating coal. What's more, the mouse will be so hungry that it will bite off the communication cable and belong to the destroyer. Those in the maintenance class may not have a good temper when they see it.

The topic says "miners and mice have a good relationship" for the following reasons-

First, under the mine, miners are unwilling to kill people, which is their street rule.

Second, in the mine, besides people, mice are another "living thing" that can be seen. Under the mine are low supporting frames and roaring machines, with almost no companions. Even if you are not close to mice, at least in your heart, you will be regarded as "meeting an old friend in another country."

Thirdly, under the mine, air, food and water are indispensable for survival, especially the mine is very complicated, and unpredictable events such as water seepage, air leakage and roof caving often occur. Rats can survive in it, at least indicating that this area is safe. Especially in places where gas is easy to gather, and in working faces where ventilation is difficult to reach, gas is the first enemy, and workers are most likely to be recruited when it is not easy to detect. And the next work is based on teams and groups. Once the trick is taken, almost all the troops will be wiped out, and no one will find it, which will lead to great disaster. Therefore, if rats are found here, it is no problem for absolute people to go there.

Fourth, underground mines are often mined and excavated by blasting, and rats have long since disappeared. Moreover, rats only have a chance to survive if they eat working meals underground. Now that coal mining is mechanized, the accident rate has dropped very low.

Fifth, mice, as animals, have the sensitivity that human beings can hardly guess. As long as you see the change of mice, you should be vigilant and avoid unnecessary losses. As long as everyone is good at observing, stay alert at any time!

In a word, rats and absenteeism belong to a harmonious underground life, and they belong to the relationship between well water and river water.

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My workmate's father, Uncle Lao Liang, was a member of the driving team in the coal mine of Zaozhuang Mining Bureau in Shandong Province in the 1960s and 1970s. His experience of "coming back from the dead" underground made him unwilling to kill rats all his life.

Once, a gas explosion occurred in the motorcade he was driving. Two people were killed and three were seriously injured in their team. For a time, Uncle Liang was out of touch with the outside world.

The state of losing contact lasted for more than ten days, and the battery power on the helmet worn on the head was on the verge of power failure. The food and drinking water brought by people disappeared three days ago. People trapped underground are bored to death. They all think that they are trapped underground this time, and the people on the well don't know their location, even if they know how long it will take to get through. By the time the people in the well find them, they may have died of hunger and thirst for days.

As a result, people began to make plans to bid farewell to this world forever. At this time, someone found a mouse crawling under their feet. Out of curiosity, a young man drove away the mouse with a piece of coal. When people are no longer driven away, mice no longer bother people. The young man was annoyed and chased the mouse for a long time, feeling that the air around him was obviously flowing (like a breeze). Immediately opened his mouth, took a few breaths of air and found that the air was fresh and smelled of flowers and plants.

He called his colleague at once. An old miner climbed over, smelled it and was overjoyed. Air flows down from the well. There must be an exit!

Led by the old miner, the exit was really discovered. They climbed out along the exit.

Afterwards, these people sincerely thanked the mouse. Since then, they have been working underground, and when they meet mice, they don't hurt them like lifesavers. Instead, they threw them some steamed bread or ham that they carried with them.

Your topic is very interesting. I worked as a miner in Huainan for two years. Do you know that rats are called patron saints in mines?

Maybe you think it's incredible. Those mice that make people sick at first sight, mice covered with viruses, how did they become the patron saint of the mine?

We can understand the reasons from the miners' working environment.

My classmates introduced me as a miner. At that time, I said 3000 yuan a month, which is a lot of money at 200 1.

I was afraid of mines from day one. It's dark and deep, and it takes 25 minutes to go deep underground by cable car.

Of course, not all the way down. There are always tender places. Even the miners said they had dug into the Huaihe River.

On the first day I went in, the monitor introduced me to a nest of mice, saying that this mouse was kept in it by everyone.

I asked the monitor curiously, do you have pets, dogs, cats or mice?

Did the monitor scold me for being ignorant of common sense? This mouse is our treasure. From two or three at the beginning, it has now multiplied to more than one hundred.

Although these things are ugly, they can save lives at critical moments.

First of all, the mouse's talent for danger is unparalleled.

I believe many people know that if there is an earthquake, it is difficult for human beings to predict.

But many animals living underground can. Rats will be restless and will run out in large numbers.

Of course, this science is not clear, and animals are more sensitive than humans.

In underground mining, landslides are always inevitable. Many small landslides actually don't matter, but when it comes to big landslides, it will be troublesome.

Rats sometimes feel danger coming. Once the mice start to get restless and scurry around, they should be prepared to evacuate, so that the mice can save their lives.

Second, mice have a keen sense of smell.

Rats have a sense of smell more than seven times that of dogs, and they are also sensitive to some dangerous gases, which are the most frightening in mines.

When it reaches a certain concentration, it will cause an explosion, and rats will be anxious when they smell dangerous gas, so people can predict it in advance.

Third, rats have tenacious vitality.

There must be a lot of people here who will say, aren't there many instruments that can be tested now? Why do you need to keep rats underground?

I just want to say that mice are very easy to feed, simple food can survive, and the error rate is very low. Sometimes the instrument is broken, and occasionally it is insensitive.

If there is danger deep underground, it is no joke. It was a narrow escape. It's no trouble to keep a few mice. It's always good to have an extra insurance.

Although everyone cries for the mice on the ground, we also have two sides, but deep underground, they are the patron saint of miners and protect animals.

After listening to the monitor's words, I actually began to like this little animal. Every time I go down the well, I will bring some peanuts and melon seeds to the mouse.

Moreover, the mice in the mine are not afraid of people, and they often crawl around on people when they rest.

Friends now know why rats are so popular under the mine.