In today's society, the giant panda, as a national treasure of the mainland, has been loved and concerned by people all over the world. However, a recent incident is painful.
On April 8, Panda Valley issued a report on uncivilized behavior, in which 6 people committed uncivilized behaviors such as throwing bun skins, spitting, cigarette butts, spitting mineral water, throwing objects, and throwing orange peels into the infield. Among them, a 21-year-old man even spat water on giant pandas, which not only violates the rules of admission to the park, but may also cause serious harm to the giant pandas. This incident has aroused widespread concern and reflection.
Giant pandas are rare and protected animals, and their survival and reproduction require our joint efforts and protection. However, the uncivilized behavior of these 6 people poses a potential threat to the health and safety of the giant pandas.
First of all, spitting, throwing cigarette butts and other behaviors can cause giant pandas to contract diseases. Giant pandas have relatively weak immunity and are susceptible to attacks by external bacteria and viruses. The pollutants brought by these uncivilized behaviors can become a source of transmission of pathogens, increasing the risk of disease in giant pandas.
Second, behaviors such as throwing objects can cause physical harm to giant pandas. Even seemingly minor items can cause harm to the giant panda's body, affecting their normal life and reproduction.
What's more, these uncivilized behaviors have damaged the living environment and ecological balance of giant pandas. The natural habitat in which the giant panda lives needs to be kept quiet, tidy and pristine. However, the actions of these people have broken this tranquility and interfered with the normal life of the giant pandas.
In response to these uncivilized behaviors, Panda Valley took decisive measures and imposed a lifetime ban on the six people from visiting the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base (including Panda Valley). This decision is not only a serious punishment for uncivilized behavior, but also a warning and education for other tourists.
Each of us should learn from this incident and reflect deeply on our own actions. As a self-media blogger, I call on everyone to:
First of all, it is necessary to raise awareness of animal protection. Learn about the current situation of giant pandas and the significance of their conservation, so as to respect and protect them from the heart.
Second, follow the rules for visiting. When visiting the giant panda base, you must strictly abide by the regulations and do not engage in any behavior that may harm the giant pandas.
Finally, actively promote the concept of animal protection. Through our words and deeds, social media and other channels, we will spread the importance of animal protection to more people and guide everyone to take care of our national treasures.
It is the responsibility of each and every one of us to protect national treasures. Let's work together to reject uncivilized behavior and create a safe and comfortable living environment for giant pandas to thrive under our common care.