I often hear that people pick up animals in the wild, but sometimes the identity of the picked up animal is unknown. For example, a foreign woman picked up a "hairless pig" before and made a joke!
The man in this story is also compassionate, but when he knew the true situation, the man was dumbfounded. Does being kind mean a good deed?
A foreign man accidentally picked up an unknown animal while traveling, which looked like a stray dog. So he kindly adopted it and took it home to take good care of it.
But as time goes by, the bigger it gets, the more something feels wrong, and it doesn’t look like a dog anymore. What on earth is this? I saw that it was all yellow and black. After taking a closer look, I didn't find any similar breeds of dogs. Moreover, its teeth are very sharp and it looks quite scary. It is obviously a hyena!
Because hyenas are relatively dangerous, if you continue to keep them, they may pose a certain threat to the safety of their owners. So, after much consideration, the man sent the hyena to the zoo. After all, he has raised it for such a long time, so he must have feelings for it. The man will go out to see it every weekend.
In fact, for hyenas, there must be feelings when they get along for a long time. Not only has it never harmed a man, it is also very friendly to him. Veterinarian Xiao Ming said that animals are not cold-blooded. They still know who is kind to them. As long as they are treated well, they still know how to repay kindness.
In the opinion of veterinarian Xiao Ming, the man’s initiative to help animals is worthy of praise. Just before helping an animal, you should pay attention to ensure your own safety, especially if you are not sure what kind of animal it is, you must seek professional help.
I have seen good-hearted people die trying to save animals before, so I suggestIt is a good thing for everyone to do what they can and not to ignore life, but you cannot take your own life because of it. This is also extremely irresponsible to yourself and your family.
Veterinarian Xiao Ming’s popular science:
Hyenas mainly live in tropical and subtropical grasslands with sparse trees and desolate deserts. Others live near the coast, hiding in dense bushes and rock crevices during the day.
In fact, hyenas are ferocious animals that are used to hunting food at night and can chase zebras or wildebeests at a speed of 65 kilometers per hour. They can even hunt in groups, killing a half-ton African wild buffalo. Generally, there is little gain if you act alone, but greater gains if you hunt in groups.
When hyenas are together, they look like a group of children playing, and they seem quite lively. They transmit information to each other through their ears and tails, and also use calls to communicate with each other.