Fairy takeaway

He Nuo listened so intently that the whole otter tensed up into a ball.Luo Xiang turned her head to the side, glanced at him, gently pulled the corner of the clothes out of his claws, and then stuffed her own fingers into it.

The little sea otter grabbed Luo Xiang's hand subconsciously, then immediately relaxed, and asked cautiously, "Did I hurt you?"

Luo Xian rubbed the little white flower on the top of his head.

Discussions about the zoo continue.

"I think almost everyone has been to a zoo, no matter whether it is active or passive." Professor Xie Weixian said, "When we were young, the feeling of the zoo was always positive. There are many small animals in the zoo. , tigers, lions, and elephants are magical animals that only exist in books and cannot be seen in daily life. Going to the zoo means being with mom and dad, having fun, going out, and staying away Happy hour with homework.

Everything is novel and very different from everyday life.Also, everything is 'as expected'.

What is anticipation?When we are very young, what the world looks like is portrayed to us by grown-ups.Adults will tell you that a tiger is yellow, with stripes on its body, and a king character on its forehead. It is the king of beasts, very fierce, and the tiger's butt cannot be touched.The lion always wears a ring of mane.Elephants have a long trunk.

Children's wishes are easily fulfilled.They run into the zoo, look here and there, usually with a brief glance, then marvel, and their attention is immediately drawn to the next new thing.As long as the live animals they see are consistent with what they have learned from the adults, they will feel satisfied and find the zoo interesting.At the end of the day, his parents asked him, was it fun today?what have you learnedChildren will say, fun, I saw tigers, lions, elephants...

When children see the knowledge in the books 'live', they will have a sense of satisfaction of mastering the knowledge. They will think that they have understood the truth of life, and they can use this as capital to show off to their peers. I think I have been to mice, lions and elephants, and they really look like the ones described in the book.I know the truth, the truth is what I see, I'm satisfied, I don't want to get to the bottom of it.This kind of satisfaction is actually a kind of nature.

Children can grow, but if they always grow up according to this model, they will easily form a flat, one-dimensional way of thinking, because this way of thinking is the easiest.The world is either black or white, what I see is the truth, what I don't know, what I don't understand is wrong, and shouldn't even exist.They will ignore many gray areas, will become more acute, and will not be easy to accept different points of view.When others try to explain to them that there are many truths in the corners that they cannot see, they usually refuse to accept it.Grown-ups with this single mind, I know you youngsters like to call them 'bars'. "

For some reason, except for Ta Nuo, everyone present seemed to understand the point of the old professor's joke.Tanuo looked around in a daze, unable to understand, shook his head, and decided to leave this insignificant little question behind.

"In fact, showing visitors what a living wild animal looks like is only a very small part of the zoo's role. What the zoo should really show is the natural behavior of wild animals. How do they move in the wild? How do they survive? How do they survive? Reproduction? How is the living environment? What is the food? What are the natural enemies? What are the threats? These are the important information.

It doesn't matter what they look like, whether they meet expectations, whether they are cute or not, and whether they will show cuteness to humans.

Only arrogant humans think that animals' appearance and behavior that conform to human aesthetics are meaningful.I mean, no one asks you to look a certain way, no one has the right to judge your worth based on your appearance, and you shouldn't do that to an animal, even if it's just an animal and can't talk , doesn't behave like you do.

When we adults put one frame after another on the book, then stuff different animals into them, knead them into various shapes, and then tell our children that tigers should be like this, and lions should be like that.Invisibly, we sent a message to those inexperienced and unbiased children: animals have only one appearance, they only live in zoos, and their life in zoos is what life is like.

I feel like it's a crime.When we put animals in zoos and deprive them of their freedom, this is the first sin - of course, I prefer to call this original sin a 'necessary evil'.We cannot change this point—maybe we can gradually improve it in the future, but the essence cannot be changed.However, when we lock animals up, we sacrifice part of their nature.We intend these animals to be ambassadors, to convey a belief, to be a bridge of communication, but we still send the wrong message to the public and misunderstand our children. This is the second sin, and this sin must Much more serious, because it should never have happened.

Of course, I know that when I say this, some people, especially parents, may not sound good.I don't want to blame those parents, because I know that the responsibility does not lie with our tourists or the public. It is our zoo's failure to do a good job and our negligence of duty.

How can parents send the right message to their children if they don't get the right educational opportunities themselves?

In my opinion, the most common problem with many domestic zoos is that their focus is on 'people' rather than those wild animals.The most obvious feature, and you can easily find it, is that when we walked into the zoo, the first thing we noticed at first sight was definitely those huge and gorgeous buildings.The panda house may be made into a panda head, a huge elephant trunk sculpture in front of the elephant house, or various strange 'Chinese style' buildings.

Almost all newly-built zoos will write in their brochures that we are one of the largest and most advanced zoos in the country, how much land they occupy, how many branches there are, and then print a few outline drawings of the buildings.Just like high-speed rail stations and airports, we like grandeur and grandeur too much. As long as possible, we want to be the biggest and most dazzling.

Buildings are entirely human things.Many animals will build their own nests, maybe dig a hole, or build a nest in a tree, but buildings in a narrow sense only belong to humans.In fact, the buildings in the zoo are unimportant. We should even try to hide these human buildings as much as possible, make them invisible, and let them melt into the natural background.The service objects of the buildings in the zoo should not be human beings, but animals.They don't have to be magnificent, but they do have to be appropriate, in keeping with the natural needs of the animal itself.And it can't be overwhelming.We should make good use of every inch of space, let it exert its maximum energy, restore a beautiful environment, and let animals feel at ease.

I am not saying that the existence of buildings is wrong, after all the problems faced by every zoo are complex and diverse.What really saddened me was that when I entered a very beautiful zoo with all kinds of unparalleled huge buildings, it was very shocking to look at.But when I entered the real animal display area, I was always shocked by the poverty of Fengrong and the simple breeding conditions.The animals in the cages are listless, their health conditions are worrying, their eyes are dull, and they look at the tourists passing by like walking dead.

It's like we're using a flashy gift box while the real treasures are gathering dust.Then, the tourists in the zoo staged a realistic version of the story of buying a basket and returning a pearl every day.This is actually very sad, especially when we know the difficult situation of domestic zoos and understand that it is difficult for them to get enough funds to achieve profitability.

Animal display is actually an artistic work that requires imagination.If you are interested, you can see how foreign counterparts are doing.Many excellent overseas zoos are small in size due to limited space and have a long history of construction, so the equipment looks very old. At first glance, we tourists may think disgustingly, what the hell are these, too Xiaojiazi is angry, it is not grand at all.But in fact, these zoos have first-class professionals who, through their own whimsy and brilliant technology, create miracles in the dust.

When I have a chance later, I will introduce to you some more about what a truly beautiful and excellent zoo should look like, and I hope it can be helpful to you.After all, the establishment of the zoo is to serve human beings. It is the only channel for most people to have close contact with wild animals.If we can make good use of the zoo, even modern people who are far away from nature can enjoy a lot and expand their horizons.

Of course, I don't want to be in a hurry, and I don't want to appear too loud.If I'm the only one talking here, you will definitely find it very boring, and you may not be able to sit still.So, in order to leave some space for each other and have more imagination, I think an intermission is necessary.

As for me, I will go to the spinosa with my students to record some things.Interested friends, welcome to join us.Others can rest in place, discuss by themselves, and review and consolidate the classroom knowledge we have just learned.Well, now the teacher announces that get out of class is over! "

The enthusiastic little sea otter was the first to applaud.Professor Xie Weixian stretched out his right hand, bowed mischievously to him, and made a gorgeous curtain call gesture of taking off his hat in thanks.

Many people plan to follow the old professor and continue to learn about animals and plants.The rest of the group members sat in twos and threes, sharing small snacks with each other, enjoying the cool breeze and fresh air in the forest.After being filtered by the overlapping branches and leaves, the sunlight becomes soft and graceful, and it falls on everyone's faces, branding jumping spots of light.

He Nuo and Luo Xiang still sat in place without moving.He Nuo tilted his head to look at the little boss, looked at it, and suddenly said: "I think human beings are so smart, we should leave all the problems to them, don't worry, right?"

Luo Xiang was taken aback for a moment, and also looked at him.

"The more I study, the more I realize that many of my previous ideas may be too simple. Many problems are very complicated, and there may be no absolutely correct solution. Maybe we have been going the wrong way, maybe in the future It's impossible to really solve them for a long time. Moreover, the problems are constantly emerging, and we wake up every day to a myriad of terrible new problems. It seems that the world is broken, broken and beyond repair. However, as long as people continue to work hard, as long as most people have good intentions, there is always hope. In this world, there are still good things worth working hard for."

He looked at Luo Xian, his eyes were full of green light.

"right?"

Luo Xiang smiled and replied, "You're right."

"At first, I didn't have any feelings about the forest zoo. I even felt that it was a bit weird and uncomfortable because it was so close to us. But now I feel that if all the people in charge are good humans like Professor Xie, maybe the result will be better. Great. They don't want to create new misfortunes, but try to put the existing animals in a more suitable environment for them. All people, whether human, animal or spirit, deserve a home .”

In this regard, he began to have confidence.

The coffee jelly lady sitting across from them put down her phone, swiped at Nobi, and told him that there was a small white flower on his head.The expression on her face was weird, she seemed to be holding back her laughter, so that her muscles stiffened, making her look unnatural.

He Nuo frowned worriedly, and asked Luo Xiang for help, "They said there was something on my head."

Luo Xian pretended to look at him, as if he noticed it for the first time, opened his eyes wide in surprise, then nodded, and said, "It seems to be a flower."

"Ah..." He Nuo scratched his head uncomfortably, and said, "Isn't it ugly?"

Luo Xian shook her head, "It's pretty."

The little sea otter then became happy, pursing his lips and snickering.

"I think it should be pretty." He buried his head in embarrassment, "Then keep it."

He is the only little sea otter in the world who can bloom flowers.

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