Human-Animal Conflict Reasonable Solutions Based on National Condition in China
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Human-animal conflict; Elephas maximus; the relationship between birds; animals; humans.Abstract
This paper analyzes the current situation of human-animal conflict in China, adopts the research methods of investigation and literature research, and finally obtains the results that are specific to individual cases. This paper analyzes the conflict between Elephas maximus and human beings in Xishuangbanna, and the disturbance brought by birds to residents' lives in Shanghai, and discusses the causes and status quo of these phenomena respectively. In the second half of this paper discuss the solutions to the conflict between Elephas maximus and humans in Xishuangbanna and the disturbance caused by birds in Shanghai. At the same time, this paper also discusses the idea of the causes of the current situation of human-animal conflict in China, and the prospect of future solutions to the human-animal conflict. Overall, the purpose of this paper is to provide some references for solving the problem of human-animal conflict and to raise public awareness of peaceful coexistence with wild animals.
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