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蜜蜂如何维持人象之间的和平
2,480,536 views |
露西 · 金 |
TEDWomen 2019
• December 2019
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随着野外空间的缩减，人类和大象面临前所未有的空间和资源争夺战。想象你在半夜醒来，看见一头大象掀掉了你的屋顶在寻找食物。这是某些非洲社区的日常生活。在这场引人注目的演讲中，动物学家露西 · 金（Lucy King）分享了她针对这一日益加剧的矛盾的解决方案：蜂巢制成的围栏——不仅可以将大象隔离在外，同时也能帮助农民建立新的谋生方式。
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