How can ordinary people bring a penguin back when they travel to Antarctica?

There is a question on the Zhihu: "How can ordinary people go to the South Pole and bring a penguin back?"

Up to now, the answer is 23 1, and the page views are 3.74 million+. It seems to be a very eye-catching and brain-opening problem. You can also learn a lot of cold knowledge by reading all the wonderful answers.

The given scope of this problem is:

1, ordinary people

Step 2 reach the south pole

3. Bring a penguin back

Ordinary people, literally ordinary people, have no special status or authority. For example, researchers bring a penguin back for research, which is beyond the scope of ordinary people.

And this group or this group of ordinary people will arrive at the South Pole and bring back a penguin.

This means that at least three steps are required:

1, reaching the South Pole

Step 2 look for penguins

Step 3 bring the penguin back

Step 1: How do ordinary people get to the South Pole?

This step is not difficult to implement, just find a travel agency or shipping company to join the tour group.

No matter where you are on the earth, you just need to fly near the South Pole and take a cruise to the South Pole.

There is another way, don't follow the group, go by yourself. Every year, more than 100 people go to the South Pole by boat. The captain must get permission to enter the South Pole.

Step 2: Find the penguin.

Arriving at the South Pole, the weather is fine, landing on the island, and groups of penguins from MengMeng are coming to you.

This step has been realized.

Step three: bring the penguin back.

According to the Antarctic treaty, it is more than 5 meters away from penguins. You can only look at it, but you can't touch it, let alone catch it.

So it is basically difficult to bring penguins back through legal channels.

I have a curiosity here. Why do ordinary people bring a penguin back as a pet?

So I did a search. The world is full of miracles. Some people really keep penguins. ...

First of all, it is not recommended to keep penguins at home. First of all, penguins spend most of their time in water and are very sensitive to temperature. With their special living environment, it is impossible for ordinary people to provide conditions suitable for penguins to live. Second, penguins are social animals, and they will be lonely alone, and it is said that they are likely to be depressed; Third, penguins may spread diseases, which is a risk for penguins and penguin owners. There have been many lessons about virus infection caused by wild animals entering human settlements.

Secondly, many countries have regulations to protect wild animals, and it is not allowed to keep wild animals as pets. This is to protect the ecological balance and human and animal health. There is a news in Peru that two penguins were rescued from a person's home. They were both dehydrated and malnourished. There is also a man in Argentina who pulled the penguin home and was reported by his neighbors. The police uncle went to save the penguin. The penguins in these two news stories are not penguins living in Antarctica, but penguins living in coastal areas. Some people go to the seaside to play, so they take penguins home conveniently, thinking that this is an act of love. If there is true love, we should let the penguin stay in the most suitable place for its life.

It is also reported that a penguin named Lala lives in Shibu City, Kagoshima Prefecture, at the southern tip of Kyushu, Japan, and is a well-known local "citizen".

In the late 1980s, a Japanese fishing boat was fishing in the Atlantic Ocean, and Lala was found trapped in a net and injured. As the fishing boat is about to return, if Lala is put back into the sea, the situation may get worse, so the fishing boat brought Lala back to Japan. The captain's friends like penguins very much. After consulting many zookeepers, he took Lala home. In order to make Lala live comfortably, I decorated a room at home and spent about 400,000 yen (more than 20,000 RMB). Two large air conditioners are installed in the room, which operate 24 hours a day. The annual electricity bill and Lala's food expenses add up to 3.6 million yen, or about 225,000 yuan.

(Few ordinary people should spend more than 200,000 yuan a year on domestic penguins ...)

Lala will carry a schoolbag and walk from home for half an hour to the fish shop to buy fish to eat ... this skill is amazing!

Lala is very popular everywhere and has become a local star. He lived in Japan for 9 years and died in 1996.

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The news reports that lesbians are comfortable and happy. I hope so.

I wonder if it will often think of its hometown.