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With the progress and development of society, the public is paying more and more attention to environmental protection and animal welfare. However, the recent excessive hype of the cats on Monkey Mountain by some media has caused widespread controversy. This article will analyze this phenomenon from a professional point of view, calling for a rational view of animal welfare issues and an end to innocent cats as victims of hype.
First of all, we need to be clear that zoos using cats to catch mice is a biological rodent prevention method, and there is nothing wrong with it. However, some media have exaggerated the story of the cat on Monkey Mountain and hyped it up as a major event that affects the whole of China, which deviates from the truth of the facts. Far from helping to solve the problem, this hype may exacerbate public misconceptions and dissatisfaction with zoos.
Second, zoos keep animals in cages, leaving them without their freedom. This limits the physical and psychological needs of animals to a certain extent, but it does not mean that people are abusing animals. The animals are well cared for and medically secured in the zoo, which many stray cats do not enjoy. Therefore, we should look at the zoo's care for animals rationally, instead of blindly blaming the zoo for restricting the freedom of animals.
Furthermore, we need to recognize that animal welfare is a complex issue that needs to be considered and explored from multiple perspectives. The animal's living environment, food supply, health care, social relationships, etc., all affect the welfare status of the animal. Therefore, we should focus on the overall picture of animal welfare, rather than just individual incidents.
Finally, we need to emphasize that over-hype can only have negative consequences. In some cases, it is even necessary for someone to jump off a monkey mountain to save the cat, which is an irrational approach to arouse public opinion. Such behavior will only make people question that you are hype, and not only will it not help solve the problem, but it will also make innocent cats fall prey to hype again.
Therefore, we should abandon the practice of excessive hype and look at animal welfare issues in an objective and rational manner. We should pay attention to the overall situation of animal welfare, strive to improve the living environment of animals, and provide them with better care and medical protection. Only in this way can we truly protect animals and achieve a harmonious coexistence between humans and animals.
In closing, I would like to appeal to the public and the media to stop falling prey to the hype of the cats of Monkey Mountain. In these challenging times, we need to pay more attention to animal welfare issues so that they can live a better life with human care. Only in this way can we truly achieve a harmonious coexistence between humans and animals and create a better future together.