Week 3

On Twitter, I saw a lot of information about wildlife. These include wildlife habitats and the environment in which they live. At the same time, I learned about the habits of many wild animals, such as rhinos and elephants. What I feel the most is an introduction to elephants. I saw an elephant forced to leave his family and friends, and people were taken to a tourist area to perform for tourists. When she was only 6 months old, Miyako took the elephant from her Thai family and took it to the harsh environment of the Utsunomiya Zoo in Japan. For 44 years, she has been forced to live alone. I think this is cruel. We should live in harmony with wildlife. As humans, we cannot do things that harm wildlife. I have also seen elephants in the zoo, and I saw scars on their bodies. I guess it was the animal breeders who used torture to train them. If human beings are so cruel, they will eventually hurt themselves.

This week I replied to my classmates' blogs. The blogs of the students are very rich and interesting. In their blogs, the most I read is the fairness of animals and humans. Animals have their own emotions just like humans, and the emotions between animals and their kind are extremely deep. For example, in Farah’s blog, I felt the sadness and sadness of the elephant after the death of his companion. I felt Ryan's passion for biology. I felt Madison had a thorough understanding of birds. I appreciate the blogs written by the students.