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«——【Preamble】】 ——»
When it comes to creature like a little raccoon, many people will think of the cute appearance of the little raccoon.
As an ornamental animal, baby raccoons are often found in zoos, and their cute little creatures can be found all over the world, especially in Japan.
It is said that the creature has become so infested in Japan that the government has even begun to ask people to eradicate the raccoons themselves, and has classified them as combustible garbage.
This not only aroused the curiosity of many people, but also why the little raccoon was exterminated, and also classified the baby raccoon into the category of combustible garbage.
What kind of heinous mistake did the little raccoon make in Japan hate it so much?
«——【Little Raccoon's "Japanese Dream"·】——»
The reason why Little Raccoon entered Japan was because a cartoon called Little Raccoon was very popular in Japan at that time.
At the time, the anime caused a huge repercussion in Japanese society. This cartoon features a witty and cute little raccoon as the protagonist, and tells a series of interesting stories about the little raccoon in the forest and various animals.
Through this cartoon, Japanese audiences also had close contact with this small animal from North America for the first time, and were deeply attracted by its charm.
With the popularity of the Little Raccoon cartoon in Japan, the popularity of Little Raccoon in Japan has also skyrocketed. Many families have become interested in the critter and have expressed their desire to own a little raccoon of their own.
This market demand was also quickly captured by some discerning Japanese businessmen, so they began to import small raccoons from North America in large quantities and sell them in the Japanese pet market.
At that time, keeping raccoons almost became a fashion benchmark for young people in Japan, and many Japanese families began to keep baby raccoons as pets.
However, what I didn't expect was that such a small creature that originally lived on the North American continent set off a raccoon storm in the process of crossing the ocean and living in Japan this time.
At first, when these little raccoons first arrived in Japan, they were treated as a rare pet, because of their high price and strict breeding conditions, and many people regarded them as treasures in the palm of their hands.
Although they are expensive and not easy to raise, there are still many customers who are willing to pay for the cute appearance of the baby raccoons.
Many Japanese families even spend a lot of money and energy to have a baby raccoon, and they buy a variety of high-end pet supplies for the little raccoon.
They even brought in professional pet trainers to teach them how to live with humans. However, as time passed, the wind direction of the little raccoon in Japan quietly changed.
People gradually discover that the baby raccoons are not as docile and cute as they think, and although they are cute on the outside, they are actually wild and untamable animals.
Not only are they extremely destructive, they can easily tear furniture and objects into pieces, but they also have unique eating habits and like to eat foods that are not healthy for humans.
To make matters worse, over time, scientists in Japan discovered that baby raccoons appear to carry germs and bacteria that are likely to pose a serious threat to human health.
As these problems gradually came to light in Japanese society, many families began to resentful of the little raccoons. In the light of previous cartoons, the raccoon is a cute and agile creature in the eyes of the Japanese people.
But through the actual breeding, the Japanese people find that their baby raccoons are not as perfect as depicted in the cartoon, but rather as a kind of demon that is difficult to tame.
As a result, the Japanese people gradually began to see the little raccoons as a burden and a nuisance, and abandoned and released them one after another.
«——【The "Invasion" of the Little Raccoon·】——»
When people's passion retreated and they saw the true face of the little raccoon, people abandoned the little raccoon one after another.
But before that, the population of baby raccoons in Japan was exploding. At that time, according to the in-depth research and statistics of Japanese scholars, the number of small raccoons in Japan had soared to an alarming height, and the number of small raccoons in a single prefecture was as high as tens of thousands.
As people discovered the true face of the little raccoons, they abandoned them one after another, and these little raccoons abandoned into the wild brought great challenges to the local ecology.
These baby raccoons originally lived in forests and in the wild, but they have gradually adapted to the urban environment due to the introduction of humans to Japan and their domestication and breeding at home.
As a result, many of the released raccoons even regard the city as their new home, not only frequently haunting the city's parks, green spaces and other public areas, but also boldly invading orchards, vegetable gardens, chicken coops, etc., turning these places into their own foraging places.
During that period, Japan's orchards and vegetable gardens were greatly damaged by the release of baby raccoons. In the vegetable garden, the little raccoon grabs vegetables unscrupulously, in the orchard.
They can also easily climb the fruit trees to pick the fruit, often biting the fruit and throwing it away, resulting in a lot of waste. The little raccoon's move made the hard-working farmers miserable.
Baby raccoons can be found even in chicken coops and pens, and they take poultry and livestock in captivity as prey, causing huge losses to the local farming industry.
Therefore, faced with the problem of the proliferation of baby raccoons, the Japanese government had to take action.
They classified the baby raccoon as an alien species and tried to limit and control their population through legal means. However, these measures are not very effective because the baby raccoons are extremely fertile and agile and difficult to catch.
In order to deal more effectively with the problem of the infestation of ringed bears, the Japanese government has begun to seek help from the private sector to encourage people to participate in the capture of small raccoons and provide corresponding rewards.
At the same time, the government has also strengthened the monitoring and management of the habitat of the little raccoons, trying to reduce their populations by reducing their living space.
However, despite the government's measures, the problem of the infestation of baby raccoons has not been fundamentally solved.
In addition to the large number of baby raccoons introduced, the main reason is that baby raccoons have no natural predators in Japan, and their breeding rate far exceeds the rate at which humans can catch them.
In addition, baby raccoons have a range of adaptability and survival abilities, allowing them to survive and thrive in a variety of environments.
Faced with this problem, the Japanese government had to find a new solution, and they began to work with the international community to study how to effectively control the population of baby raccoons.
At the same time, the government has stepped up public awareness and education to raise awareness of the dangers of baby raccoons and encourage people to take more proactive measures to address the challenge.