familyfeudepisodes| Squirrels are infested in a community in Hangzhou. Once caught and released, they are not afraid of people at all

The Golden Qiantang District, located in Xiaoshan District, suffered from the beautiful ecological environment due to its back to Beitang Park.FamilyfeudepisodesAn unexpected "annoyance". Recently, Ms. Zhang, a resident, reflected that there are too many squirrels in the community. Not only are they not afraid of people, they also frequently enter residents' homes to find food, causing some life problems.

Ms. Zhang, who lives in 20 buildings, said that squirrels have been in their homes for several years, but it has been particularly serious since November. The squirrel not only bites the clothes and shoes at home, but even destroys the children's piano room. Although the squirrels are cute, the residents are confused about how to live in harmony. In the 24 floors of 20 buildings, almost every family has experienced the "patronage" of squirrels. Ms. Zhang saw three squirrels (300783) looking for food at home and did not panic even if they were found.

The property advised residents to close their doors and windows and notify the property to catch and release the squirrels when they were found, but this method did not fundamentally solve the problem. In addition, residents have tried to use rat cages to catch squirrels and then release them back to nature, but with limited success.

Animal experts say there is no more effective method of eviction, and it is recommended that it be caught in a cage and then released into the forest. It is understood that the red-bellied squirrel, as a national "three have" protected animals, lacks natural enemies in the city, resulting in a rapid increase in its number in the urban green space.

In the Golden Qiantang District, the harmonious coexistence of residents and squirrels has become an urgent problem to be solved. Faced with this situation, residents hope to find an effective way to prevent squirrels from entering their homes without harming them. The advice of property and animal experts provides some guidance, but residents still need to explore more feasible solutions in order to achieve the ideal state of harmony between human beings and animals.