"Hello, I found a small animal in the Ocean View underground parking lot. It seems to be a badger." On June 28, a badger broke into the underground parking lot, and multiple firefighters came to the scene to chase and intercept it. , and finally succeeded in capturing the badger.
On the same day, after receiving the alarm call, the Beijing Street Fire Rescue Station immediately dispatched five firefighters to the scene. A badger was running around in the underground garage. The little guy's fur was grayish brown and white, with a fat body and short and strong limbs.
Firefighters observed that the badger had a ferocious temperament, sharp nails, and was highly alert and aggressive. In order to reduce the risk of it attacking people, firefighters used snake traps to try to control it, but its fur was slippery and it moved very fast, making it difficult to control the snake trap. After the first operation, in order not to harm the animal, the firefighters changed their tactics, put on thick gloves, blocked it in a narrow area, and successfully captured it with a woven bag. Afterwards, the property personnel communicated with the police station, and a professional animal protection agency for disposal.
It is understood that badgers have been included in the list of nationally protected terrestrial wild animals that are beneficial or have important economic and scientific research value. Badgers are ferocious and extremely aggressive. Experts say that before the 1950s, badgers were relatively common in the mountain forests of Dalian, Dalian. With the development of urban construction, many areas close to mountains and forests have been developed, and the living space of badgers has been compressed. In recent years, scenes of close contact between badgers and humans have been staged several times in Dalian.
The fire department reminds the general public that when wild animals are found in the city, they should call the police immediately and have professionals deal with them. Do not rescue blindly to avoid harm to themselves.
Peninsula Morning News, 39 Degrees Video Reporter Tong Liang
