In pet keeping, the golden bear is a very popular small mammal. However, there are times when golden bears may try to "break out", that is, escape from their living space. Why can't the golden bear be raised after escaping from prison?Here are some of the reasons:
First of all, the golden bear is a very energetic and inquisitive animal that loves to explore its surroundings. If they escape, they may wander around the room in search of food, water, and shelter. Not only can this lead to pollution and destruction of the home environment, but it can also expose the bears to dangerous objects such as electrical wiring or cleaning supplies.
Secondly, snub-nosed bears are wild animals, and they need freedom of movement and enough space to satisfy their natural habits. If a golden bear is confined to a small space or cage for an extended period of time, their physical and mental state may be affected. Therefore, if the golden bears escape, it may be because of their dissatisfaction and stress with their living environment.
Thirdly, snub-nosed bears are nocturnal animals, and they are very active at night. If the bears run away at night, they may look around the room for food and activities, which can affect the quality of sleep and the order of life in the family.
Finally, golden bears can carry germs or parasites that can contaminate the home environment and other pets if they escape. Therefore, if the golden bear escapes, it is best to deal with it in time and keep the home environment hygienic and clean.
In summary, golden bears can no longer be kept after escaping because they can pose a threat to the home environment, health and safety. Therefore, when raising golden bears, attention should be paid to providing a suitable living environment and sufficient activity space, and regularly inspecting and cleaning the terrariums to ensure the health and happiness of golden bears.