Crows in Tongcheng farmland died in large numbers. How are crows treated after death?

Crows in Fanggang Town, Tongcheng City, Anqing City, Anhui Province can't fly with wings. There are crows around, and there are no signs of life. The photographer said that crows in this area can't fly. It is understood that crows are national second-class protected animals. According to Tongcheng government staff, they recently received feedback on the death of crows, and the specific situation is still unclear. It may be that farmers mixed seeds with bird repellent and were eaten by crows, resulting in the death of a large number of crows.

Through the flow regulation test, the crow corpse poisoning was confirmed. Crows in the farmland are dying. Some people can hardly stand up, but they can't fly. The onlookers called the police and informed the local government. The media contacted Tongcheng Wildlife Protection Station. The staff said that a total of 24 crows died. After the flow regulation test, it was found that they were all poisoned.

It is speculated that the farmers in the village mixed some insect repellent and bird repellent into the seeds, and the crows ate them by mistake. The staff of Tongcheng Municipal People's Government said that this incident was purely accidental. The local government immediately sent professionals from the Forestry Bureau and the Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Bureau to investigate and deal with it. The crow corpse has been sent to relevant departments for inspection and pollution-free treatment. Undoubtedly, the most common crime of hunting such protected animals is illegal hunting, which refers to the serious behavior of violating hunting laws and regulations, hunting in a game reserve or during a game ban, or using prohibited tools and methods to destroy wildlife resources.

This incident is obviously different from food poisoning of more than 200 sparrows. Farmers do not have the initiative to hunt, but protect their property from infringement. Whether this situation constitutes a crime can be found by comparing the previous cases of similar nature, and the answer can be found from the fact that wild boar is more harmful to farmers' crops. It may be easier to understand that protecting animals is replaced by adult animals. If the owner builds the power grid privately or prepares toxic drinks in the room next to the house, and thieves steal and die, the owner will obviously bear the responsibility. The root of the problem is not the imperfection of the law, but the poor implementation.