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Should the crested ibis be detained for eating giant salamanders?

2021-04-09View Original

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Should the crested ibis be detained for eating giant salamanders? :Lol, the crested ibis is a **first-class protected animal**, while the giant salamander is a **second-class protected animal**. Netizens joked: Only the crested ibis would dare to eat those of the second grade!
Reply #22021-04-09
Matters related to the animal kingdom are not governed by law
Reply #32021-04-09
The so-called detention applies to humans; it does not mention the crested ibis or other organisms, nor does it refer to the situation where \"one species eats another – only the crested ibis dares to do that!\" ”It’s about that matter now. When a problem arises, it is first necessary to classify it to determine whether it falls within this framework, and only then can discussions be held. Otherwise, it will lead to passing off fakes as genuine items or confusing concepts.
Reply #42021-04-09
Crested Ibis: I am an animal of status; I eat by imperial decree

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