Pakistan's "lonely elephant" started a new life. How can we better make animals friends with human beings?

This lonely elephant in Pakistan was brought in as a gift when it was one year old. He had a companion before, but in 20 12, his companion died unfortunately, and then he began a lonely life for eight years. During this period, because of the narrow and lonely zoo environment, the elephant suffered a great psychological blow, so Pakistan decided to send the elephant to the zoo in Cambodia and let it spend the rest of its life there.

How to Better Make Animals Friends of Humans Only by protecting animals and knowing them well can we become friends with animals. Personally, I think there are the following aspects: firstly, we should publicize more, secondly, we should build more zoos, parks and protected areas, and primary and secondary schools can organize zoo garden activities once a year.

Propaganda of the slogan of protecting animals may be known to most people who have received nine-year compulsory education, but few people deeply sympathize with this sentence, let alone take practical actions. Mainly this slogan has been kept on the slogan.

Why should we protect animals? How to protect animals? As soon as these questions are raised, I'm afraid that 9 out of 10 people don't know, and protecting animals becomes empty talk. These contents need more publicity to be deeply rooted in people's hearts, to change people's inherent thinking and concepts, to make people act and to become friends with animals.

The main purpose of establishing more zoos, parks and protected areas is to protect animals and increase the opportunities for people to contact with animals. Zoo is a favorite place for many children, but there are no zoos in most small and medium-sized cities, which greatly limits the opportunities for children to get in touch with animals and learn about them. At this time, the park is a good supplement.

Primary and secondary schools can organize a zoo garden activity once a year to make friends with animals. How can children make friends if they don't know what the richness of nature looks like and what the exotic species of nature look like? So conditional primary and secondary schools can organize children to go to the zoo.