The internet rumor is that "internet celebrity geese" have been kicked to death by tourists! Scenic Area Response Video | Da Bao | Da Yan
According to a video report by Jiupai News, on June 22, in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, a netizen posted a video claiming that the internet famous wild goose "Dabao" was kicked by a tourist, causing a fracture in the second section of the cervical spine. After ineffective treatment, he died.
The tourist involved said that the wild goose scared the child and kicked it.
It is reported that this wild goose is called "Da Bao". The publisher of Dabao, who has been updating its updates, announced the passing of Dabao on the 22nd, claiming that a tourist's kick hit a crucial point. He expressed gratitude to his classmates for rescuing Dabao late at night and also thanked the park for its support. He also claimed to have come out of the police station because protecting Da Bao punched tourists and could be classified as hitting someone.
In addition, the publisher also stated that the on-site video has been collected by the park and handed over to the police. Because it was blurry at night, based on the previous situation, Da Bao should have rushed to the tourist's side and stopped without attacking, but was later kicked away.
In the video, someone asked, "Why kick it?" One man angrily said, "It scared the child." Another woman said, "It poses a threat to my sister."
On the 23rd, a staff member of the scenic area stated that Da Bao did not receive treatment and the evidence has been preserved. It has now been handed over to the public security for processing.
According to Red Star Video, on June 23rd, the Garden Expo Park scenic area reported that it had already reported the incident to the police. At present, the incident has been transferred to judicial processing, as it is currently during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday and there are no results of the handling.
Public information shows that the spotted goose has a wide distribution range and is not close to the vulnerable and endangered threshold for species survival. The population trend is stable, so it is evaluated as a species without survival crisis. However, the spotted goose is a first-class protected animal in the country.
According to the relevant provisions of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, those who illegally hunt or kill precious and endangered wildlife under state protection, including first-class protected animals, may be sentenced to less than five years in light cases and five to ten years in severe cases.
