Why is it illegal to feed hungry polar bears? Is it wrong to save it? Is the reason surprising?

In recent years, the greenhouse effect has brought great influence to the earth, especially to the north and south poles, which is self-evident. The rising temperature of the North and South Poles has a great influence on the animals living here. Take polar bears for example, many of them starve to death because they can't find food. But, you know what? Even if polar bears starve to death, we humans can't intervene, because it is illegal to feed polar bears who are about to starve to death. Isn't it wrong to help dying animals? The real reason is surprising.

A foreign photographer once recorded a polar bear about to starve to death. The photographer clearly recorded the desperate eyes of polar bears who couldn't find food. The photos taken by this photographer caused widespread controversy among the masses. Many people think this photographer is extremely immoral, but he stood by and took photos when he could help polar bears tide over the difficulties, so this photographer was condemned by all sides.

As we all know, Canadian law prohibits humans from feeding polar bears. Even if it is starving, humans can't feed it. Although human feeding can help polar bears tide over the crisis, feeding may change the polar bear's lifestyle. It may become less fond of hunting and may even become dependent on humans.

Maybe many people will think it's nothing, but it will actually cause great damage to the local ecosystem. In addition, most wild animals are naturally afraid of human beings, and they dare not eat the food given by human beings.

Even so, once they are fed by humans, they will get close to humans, stop hunting and wait for human feeding all day, thus destroying the integrity of the food chain.

There is a saying that is good. It's better to teach people to fish than to teach people to fish. . Although we can't directly interfere with the survival of polar bears, we can change the environment, make it better, and minimize the impact of the greenhouse effect, then the living environment in the polar regions will be improved, thus changing the lives of animals.