First, harvesting dozens of catties of chestnuts by chopping wood in the mountains occurred in Liuyang, Hunan. A woman found some chestnuts in a hole when she was chopping wood up the mountain. She was curious and found a bucket full of chestnuts. She got this unexpected joy. She took all these chestnuts home, made a video and uploaded it to the Internet. However, regarding the woman's behavior, many netizens said that these chestnuts should be the food preserved by local squirrels for the winter, so they left a message on the Internet hoping that the woman could return all these chestnuts.
After getting the advice from netizens, the woman carried all these chestnuts back to the cave and presented several big sweet potatoes. I learned that the follow-up netizens expressed their warm hearts and praised them.
Second, human beings should try not to interfere with the lives of other animals in nature. With the coming of winter and the gradual decrease of temperature, many animals will prepare food for the winter. The hoarding of food helps to ensure that these small animals have enough energy sources in the winter when food is scarce and will not starve to death.
According to the storage habits of these squirrels, generally speaking, they will hide fungus food on branches and scatter nut food in hidden places on the ground. Sometimes, if the food is too scattered, they will forget some storage points. The squirrel in the news above probably trusted the storage point very much, and accumulated so many chestnuts in the same storage point bit by bit.
In fact, most animals in nature have their own way of life under the natural laws of natural selection, compared with humans, which are highly adaptable animals. As long as humans don't interfere too much in the lives of these animals, they often live happily in the wild. Imagine that if the lady didn't return these chestnuts, the life of these squirrels under human intervention would probably be greatly affected, and they might even freeze to death in the cold winter.