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Vol.79 Come with Me and Play with Me, a Sparrow Separated from the Parents (2) |
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In my previous essay, I said that sparrows are classified as livestock, and the other day, I read online that sparrows are gone from some deserted village in a sparsely populated area. In the end, they are livestock.
About five to six months after leaving the nest, young sparrows hardly return to their home together but live on their own by eating bugs. Every year, I see such young sparrows off as a "growing-up journey."
To change the subject, my goldfish died due to the extreme heat this year. I am really sorry for the fish because I forgot to change the water the day before it died.
The next day, I bought two goldfish and put them in a jar. After a while, however, one of them started going belly-up.
An oxygen deficiency was likely the cause because oxygen was sufficient in the pet shop, so I made bubble water in a bucket using a hose and moved the fish in it. Then, it started swimming well.
I left the fish in this bucket for about three days, moved it to an environment with less oxygen to acclimatize, and put it back in the jar. This attempt worked, and the fish now seems fine and eats well.
Some goldfish can adapt to a new environment while others cannot.
Which group are you in?
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