The relationship between man, animals, man and nature is wonderful and complicated. I often think about this problem.

Let's talk about wolves first.

Since ancient times, wolves seem to be the embodiment of cruelty, greed and selfishness in people's minds. The enduring story of the wolf, Little Red Riding Hood and seven lambs tells us that the wolf is inhuman, endangering human beings, eating people and livestock, and committing all kinds of evils. Over the years, people have been fighting wolves, and they will be punished when they meet wolves. After many twists and turns, they were almost caught in the net. Now the number of wolves is getting less and less, almost to the brink of serious damage to the ecosystem. This aroused the vigilance of human beings, who ordered the protection of wolves.

Although wolves are terrible, ecological balance cannot be separated from wolves.

For example, there are deer and wolves in the forest. People kill wolves to protect deer. Thought it would protect the deer. Unexpectedly, deer have no wolves, sleep and eat, and live a life without danger. Over time, deer are getting fatter and fatter, and there are more and more "rich diseases" such as fatty liver, coronary heart disease and hypertension. One generation of deer died earlier than the other, and there were fewer and fewer deer until they were on the verge of extinction. What shall we do to treat the deer? The best way to think about it is to get the wolf back. When the wolf ate the deer, the deer had to run away to survive. The wolf chased and the deer ran. In this process, the deer got exercise and the disease disappeared. Competing with each other, each has been improved.

It can be seen that although wolves are pests, they are also indispensable animals for the balance of natural forms. There are too many wolves, which are very harmful, but extinction is not enough. So wolves are also included in the protection of animals.

The world is beautiful, but it is all interdependent and complementary. Everything has advantages and disadvantages, and disadvantages are advantages. So making full use of its wonderful advantages and disadvantages should probably be our serious consideration!

Wolf's Ten Philosophy of Life

First, for the sake of so-called dignity, wolves will not attack anything stronger than themselves when they are weak.

Second, all wolves are United: if wolves face something stronger than themselves, they will attack them in droves.

Third, self-knowledge: the wolf also wants to be a beastmaster, but the wolf knows that he is a wolf, not a tiger.

Fourth, go with the flow: wolves know how to get the maximum return at the least cost.

5. Advance and retreat together: Although wolves usually act alone, they are the most United animals. You won't find any wolf running away alone when his companion is injured.

The wolf also wants to be a kind animal, but he also knows that his stomach can only digest meat, so the only thing he can do is to eat his prey cleanly every time.

Seven, know yourself and know yourself: the wolf respects every opponent. The wolf will know the opponent before each attack and will not despise it, so the wolf rarely makes mistakes in his life.

Eight, wolves also love: the male wolf will protect the female wolf after she is pregnant until the little wolf has the ability to be independent. Unlike some animals who claim that "only they have feelings", they spend a lot of time outside after their wives are pregnant.

Nine, teach people to fish: when wolves have independent ability, they will resolutely leave wolves, because wolves know that if they can't be wolves, they can only be sheep.

Ten, freedom is precious: wolves will not shake their heads to their owners for food. Because wolves know that wolves should not be arrogant, but they should not be arrogant.

The spirit of the wolf is as follows:

1, team spirit. Even Tiger Leopard, the king of beasts, is afraid of wolves. Most wolves like to act in groups. When attacking their opponents, they are powerful and unstoppable.

2. Focus on the target prey and be patient. As long as the prey is locked by the wolf, it will never move. It can endure loneliness for a while and patiently track the target until it becomes a delicious meal.

3. Small but not lacking in wisdom. When I was a child, I often heard from my grandmother that wolves cleverly drove pigs out of the pigsty like grazing.