Xiamen Customs seized three python erhus. Why do you think such behavior should be strictly investigated?

We humans are not the only species in this world. There are many rare species living in places that we cannot explore. However, with the development of human civilization and the continuous evolution of science and technology, This has led to the destruction of the earth's environment, causing some species with harsh living conditions to continue to disappear. Therefore, in order to preserve some rare species, various countries have promulgated some protection policies for rare species and prohibit people from hunting them. However, many people still choose to take desperate risks and exchange their bloody lives for high financial returns.

On November 4, 2020, in Xiamen, my country, when Xiamen Customs was inspecting imported and exported goods as usual, it was discovered that there was a item of goods named "Erhu", and its specifications were Although they were not wild, customs officers found that the skins of the three erhus clearly had snake skin patterns, so they quickly contacted a professional appraisal agency for diagnosis, and the final result was: The skin on the erhu belongs to python skin, and pythons have long been listed as protected species in my country and are national first-level protected animals in my country. Therefore, customs officers quickly arrested and controlled the carriers of the erhu.

No matter what country it is, endangered species are prohibited from being traded, carried or mailed in and out of my country. Not to mention killing endangered species and making them into items for carrying, which seriously violates our country's "Wildlife Protection Law". Once this situation is discovered, the only thing waiting for you is jail. The country's laws do not I will be merciful to you.

This world does not only belong to our species, it is the habitat for all species on the earth to survive. Protecting wild animals also maintains the balance of the world. Wild animals are our all- Human beings share the same wealth, so we cannot hunt and kill wild animals indiscriminately just because of petty profits.