Chapter 989: Hunting Elephant's Request

In the 21st century, people often say that to protect the environment, to love animals, to love nature, to ...

There is nothing wrong with these words. But the premise is that nature has almost developed. For example, Europe, densely populated countries such as eastern Asia. Because of the large population, the areas suitable for development are almost developed, or even overdeveloped. So, in this case, protect nature, protect animals ... these concepts are fine. Because in these densely populated areas, the destruction of nature by people is indeed too great.

However, if it is in ancient times, if you mention anything to protect nature and protect animals, you are a fool ...

why? Because ancient people are different from modern people, modern people have a rich and comfortable life, and in modern society, the development and destruction of nature is indeed very serious. But in ancient times, the ancient people's biggest demand was to live, not to pursue spiritual things.

In ancient times, because of the backwardness of production technology, the development level in many places was very low. In the later generations, many animals were reduced to protect animals. In ancient times, they were not poor endangered animals, but natural enemies and scourges of human existence.

For example, the black rhinoceros in West Africa is a rare and extinct animal in modern times. But in this era? They are one of the largest natural enemies of indigenous people in West Africa and are more harmful than lions and tigers.

Lions and tigers, the indigenous blacks in West Africa, can still be driven and hunted down with stone age weapons, while rhinos, because their skins are too thick and too hard, have no fear of indigenous attacks. The local indigenous people are serious, and the black rhinoceros of West Africa is the invincible devil. Moreover, the black rhinoceros in West Africa occupies too much territory. A black rhinoceros in West Africa occupies 10 square kilometers of land, that is, 1000 hectares, which is equivalent to 15,000 mu ...

If you do not kill the black rhinoceros in West Africa, then the 15,000 mu of land is a restricted area for humans. No matter how rich and beautiful the plants are, they are suitable for farming or grazing. As long as the West African black rhinoceros is present, it will be a restricted zone for the natives of West Africa ...

Therefore, when the productivity has not reached 10%, man and nature are not in harmony. Sometimes, people and some seemingly harmless animals are in a life-and-death relationship.

Take the West African black rhinoceros, for example, who likes to live in areas with water. Because they like to roll in the mud. The mud pool is definitely a water source area.

And the prairie climate in West Africa is dry, and every water source area is very precious. The grumpy West African black rhinoceros dominates it, and local indigenous people lose it. And those precious water source areas are precisely the most suitable areas for human development and habitat on the West African prairie.

Therefore, the black rhinoceros in West Africa is doing well, and the local indigenous people are definitely not doing well. Because, good territory has taken up the powerful West African black rhinoceros!

At this time, the indigenous people of West Africa want to live a good life, what should we do? Kill those West African black rhinos!

Only by killing the West African black rhinos that occupy the treasured land, the local indigenous people can move to the treasured land with rich water plants, or reclaim the farmland, or graze cattle and sheep ...

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Therefore, when the hunting team of the "Mao" company in Senegal started mass hunting of black rhinos in West Africa, the mood of the local indigenous people was ecstatic.

Because as long as the West African black rhinos that occupy the river and the waterhole die, the treasures rich in fresh water are vacated and the locals can control it.

Therefore, people and nature ... or more specifically humans and animals, cannot really get along in harmony!

The so-called harmonious coexistence of humans and animals in later generations was only because animals did not threaten the survival of human beings. Once the number of animals is out of control and endangers human beings, the "government" institutions that brag about protecting animals all day will resolutely turn their faces and support people to hunt those "excess" animals.

For example, is the rabbit cute? But in Australia in later generations, because rabbits and human-breeding sheep and cattle compete for fodder, Australians did not hesitate to list rabbits as harmful animals and tried every means to exterminate those cute rabbits ...

As another example, in Canada, once the number of grizzly bears increases, because the food is not enough to eat and go to human settlements to scourge, the Canadian "government" will not hesitate to call on the citizens to hunt grizzly bears ...

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In other words, the basis for the peaceful coexistence of humans and animals is that animals cannot endanger human interests. Otherwise, people will definitely turn their heads and start killing ...

Obviously, the official smart politicians of all countries understand this. Once certain animals get out of control, those animals will be listed as the targets of cleaning and hunting. Even if it is a kangaroo regarded as a national symbol by Australia, once there are too many kangaroos, the local "government" will not hesitate to order hunts to control the quantity so as not to become a hazard.

Only those members of animal protection organizations whose brains are not easy to use will desperately protect animals and oppose humans ... don't believe it? Do you try to protect the hare in Australia? Will definitely be deported ...

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In the 16th century, let alone Africa, even the more civilized Europe, there was no need to protect animals. Because, at present, Europe can only be regarded as the superiority of humans and animals. Animals have not been killed by humans to the point of extinction. The mass extinction of animals was actually in the 20th century. Because, at that time, the firearms in people's hands were too strong, they were far and accurate, and their power was amazing.

In 1508, the technology of the musket was still very backward. For example, the hunting team's matchlock gun, although powerful, has a very short range and is difficult to target. At the same time, the charging speed of the matchlock gun is also very slow. Unlike firearms after the 20th century, they are not only powerful, but also capable of bursting.

But even so, these matchlock guns are also an artifact in the eyes of local African blacks. When seeing the flame of the matchlock gun blaze and make a loud noise, many local indigenous people were so scared that they knelt down directly and thought about it. Because, they think that the musket is a terrible witchcraft, a gift from the devil. Therefore, they feel very scared.

Moreover, in the world view of these indigenous black men, never thought of something that can kill the thick and hard West African black rhinoceros. After all, the stone weapons they used couldn't hurt the fierce West African black rhinoceros.

Therefore, local indigenous people think that the musketeers of Royce and other hunting teams are not ordinary people, they can magic, they can witchcraft ... Later, Royce and others are simply regarded as "God Envoys" ...

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After the West African black rhinos were hunted in large numbers, the indigenous black people happily occupied the rich territory of the aquatic plants that originally belonged to the West African black rhinos.

However, they tragically found that the black rhinoceros in West Africa was cleaned up, but the local elephants began to break in ...

Originally, because of the drive of those grumpy West African black rhinos, those elephants generally did not set foot in the territory of West African black rhinos. Although it is said that if you really fight, the herd of elephants can definitely crush the West African black rhinoceros ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ but the elephants are not grumpy, in general, they are not willing to take risks and look very The troublesome West African black rhino just headed on.

Therefore, the local West African black rhinoceros and elephants can also be safe together ...

However, now that the black rhinos in West Africa have been killed, the deterrents of the black rhinos in West Africa have been lost, and the elephants have also begun to invade the territory of the black rhinos in West Africa. After all, the area occupied by the black rhinoceros in West Africa must be an area with abundant water plants.

Elephants do not have a fixed site, because the elephants eat too much and eat 300 kilograms of forage every day. This is still an elephant, and elephants are often twenty or thirty together. Therefore, the elephant herd's ability to eat grass is very powerful.

And this leads to the elephant group cannot stay in one place for a long time. Because if the elephant herd stays in one place for a long time, it is easy to eat all the local grass. If you continue to stay there, you must starve to death.

Therefore, elephant herds are always on the move, wherever there are beautiful water plants, go where ...

Of course, in order to avoid **** conflicts, elephants still tried not to invade the territories of the grumpy West African black rhinoceros.

However, when the natives of West Africa occupied the territory that originally belonged to the black rhinos in West Africa, the elephants were welcome ...

After all, the natives of West Africa seem to have little deterrent effect. Elephants broke into these areas to eat grass without any pressure. Moreover, the local blacks did not dare to provoke them. Because these elephants are in groups ... If you dare to hunt a certain elephant and anger those irritable elephants, being squashed is the last thing ...

So, the locals found Royce:

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