At that time, I only thought that these animals were too pitiful, why do people whip them? They, let them do things they can't do, do what people like, it's too cruel. When I
grew up, I was often deeply shocked by the wild animals and the vast world shown in books or documentaries. It was simply unparalleled beauty..
if only I could go to that kind of place to play and live, it would be great
until I was a teenager and went to the zoo for the first time I can remember, and I finally cried in front of the cage where the South China tiger was being held It
was summer, and the tiger's small cage was full of peculiar smells under the scorching sun. A frail tiger was lying on the bottom of the cage next to the only trace of water, gasping for breath with its mouth wide open. Turned his head, saw me, and looked away.
It wasn't a tiger at all, it was stripped of its soul, it was a walking corpse in tiger skin.
My parents never knew why I never If I don't go to the zoo, maybe they think I don't think it's fun.
No one knows how much I yearn and love these animals and nature. I never tell them
. It 's so unrealistic.
My financial conditions don't allow me to do long trips, and my mother can't even bear to keep a dog at home.
Later I saw [2005 Birds and Beasts].
The chimpanzee used for the experiment was imprisoned In the cage, they could only look out with black eyes to meet the approaching death date. One day the cage was empty, and the scientist placed a small tombstone and two small apples on top of it. At
that moment I cried like the kid at the teenage zoo again.
Then I watched this movie, it even took KUMA's situation in the circus so carefully, it hit me hard on the head.
I turned my head away and didn't watch it. After watching this movie three times, I still didn't see the whole scene.
I also paid a lot of tears for this movie.
I finally know the beauty of the outside world and the creatures outside. It's heartbreaking, it's so magical yet so fragile.
How could a greedy species like humans ever hope to have a hand in a world like this, they'll just desecrate it and never have it.
Sometimes I think, if I I didn't go to school, graduate, work according to the steps, if I have the chance to go in a special direction, maybe I will become a member of the wildlife research and protection organization, I am willing to dedicate my decades of life to those beautiful lives .I
really don't want to just sit here and pray that SANGA and KUMA will be in peace forever.
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