Text/Yo-Yo Kop said
The Ganges River in India, like the Yellow River in China, is known as the "Mother River", but it is also different, because the Yellow River is only the "Mother River" of the Chinese nation, and the Ganges River in India is not only the Mother River but also the holy river in the eyes of Indians.
In the past, the Ganges was often a group of people soaking in the river to bathe, brush their teeth, wash their clothes, and drink them directly when they were tired, but since the outbreak of the epidemic, the Ganges has not only become a floating place for corpses, but also occupied by millions of Ganges turtles, and the Indians have no way to take them.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" > what kind of river is the Ganges in India? </h1>
I believe many people know that the Indian Ganges is a magical existence, which can be described as such, the residents who live on the Banks of the Ganges, eat and drink Lhasa in this river, really not exaggerated at all.
Moreover, the loss of control caused by the epidemic in India has caused many victims to not be cremated, and a large number of corpses have been thrown directly into the Ganges, because Indians believe that the Ganges is the embodiment of the goddess of purification, and the Ganges water is the holiest water on the earth.
According to the survey, in the Ganges River extracted from 5 meters from the bank of the Ganges, the content of E. coli is 20 or 30 times higher than that of ordinary drinking water, in fact, it is not surprising, after all, it is bath water and excrement, where can it be clean?
In fact, in recent years, the Indian government has also realized the seriousness of the problem and advocated not to drink the Water of the Ganges directly, but the Indian people are too stubborn about the belief in the Ganges, believing that the government does not allow relatives to be buried in the Water of the Ganges, which is disrespectful to Indian religious culture, and finally the government is helpless.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="32" >why are there 5 million turtles in the Ganges? </h1>
Reason 1: The Ganges turtle is the "Holy Spirit"
What used to be a "bathing mecca" for Indians is now a dense ganga turtle with a population of about 5 million. Because the Ganges is a holy river, then everything in the natural Ganges is the Holy Spirit, so people will not destroy any creatures in the Ganges, there is no human constraint, which greatly accelerates the flooding of the Ganges turtle.
Reason two: Ganges turtles have a strong ability to reproduce and survive
Turtles are also called turtles, not only fierce and aggressive, but more importantly, it is "not picky eaters", as long as it can eat anything will not refuse, and female Ganges turtles will spawn once a year, the number of eggs laid at a time is as high as 50, so powerful reproductive ability, and their long lifespan, contributed to the phenomenon of today's Ganges turtle flooding.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="35" > India wanted to export the Ganges turtle to China, but was refused</h1>
Although Indians regard the Ganges as a holy river, and the Ganges turtle becomes the Holy Spirit, such a huge number makes the Indian government have to face the reality that if the Ganges turtle is left alone, the Ganges will become their world in the future.
So the Indian government came up with the idea of "turtle export", and the first to be selected was China, because they felt that Chinese as foodies would not miss this opportunity, after all, turtles are rich in collagen and keratin.
But Chinese consumers are not "in order to eat the main child", although the turtle is rich in nutrients, but in the Ganges River to feed the grown turtle, we can imagine the source of the Ganges turtle food, in addition to the only remaining creatures in the river, the biggest food source is actually the rotting corpse in the water, such a turtle who dares to eat?
In addition, if we import the "Ganges turtle" into China, it will definitely destroy our ecological environment, after all, we can survive in the environment of the Ganges River, and when we get to the clean waters of China, will we not be more unscrupulous?
At last:
However, it has to be said that the emergence of the Ganges turtle has brought a "purifying" effect to the waters of the Ganges, after all, they play a role in the Ganges to devour carrion, but the number is too large.
If these turtles had appeared in China, they might not have been flooded and had been "looted" by foodies, but growing in the Ganges would be a different story, and I don't think anyone here would want to give away the turtles for free.
Today's topic: If White gives you these Ganges turtles, do you dare to eat them? Welcome to leave a comment in the comment area to discuss.
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