The epidemic is crazy

 

The epidemic is crazy

 

It was an unforgettable and crazy day. Mr. Bridge, the trainer of the animal show troupe, suddenly said cruelly to his wife Ellen: "I want to kill that little bull Call! I can't let this evil breed leave a legacy!"

Allen hugged the little bull Call tightly and shouted: "Your left eye was blinded by a bison. How can you blame Call?"

Mr. Bridge shouted: "You know what the heck!"

It turned out that Mr. Bridge got a sad news from the owner of the animal farm, Shan Weng:

Cows in feedlots suffer from a strange disease. Many cows have abnormal gaits when walking quickly. The front and rear limbs on the same side start at the same time, and then develop into swaying hindquarters, shortened strides, difficulty in turning, and easy falling. It may even be difficult to stand up or unable to stand and lie on the ground all day long. There are also some cows that are overly sensitive to touch, light and sound. When the neck and ribs of the cow are touched with hands or blunt objects, these cows will be abnormally nervous and trembling. If the hind limbs are lightly touched with a broom, nervousness will also occur. Kick reaction. Cows will react with shock and trembling when hearing the sound of tapping metal instruments, and will react with panic and trembling when the light is suddenly turned on in a dark environment. When milked, cows kick and kick. Mr. Bridge wanted to kill Call, the bull calf, of course because he was afraid of contracting this strange disease.

In order to protect the little bull Call, Mr. Bridge's wife Ellen ran away from her husband with the little bull Call and went to find her lover Mr. Feeley.

Mr. Feeley runs a business selling animals. At this time, Mr. Feeley was receiving Boss Shan Weng. Shan Weng’s boss told Mr. Philly: The abnormal behavior of these cows mainly manifested as being alone, anxious, fearful, violent or depressed, delirious, and involuntary movements, such as teeth grinding, muscle twitching, tremors, and spasms. Cows are unwilling to pass through concrete floors, turn corners, enter corrals, pass gates, or be milked. Cows become aggressive when someone approaches or chases them. The onset of disease in these cows can last from several weeks to 12 months, and eventually the sick cow becomes inactive and dies as symptoms worsen.

Boss Shan Weng said that after a diagnosis by veterinarian Mr. Doug Toll, it was confirmed that it was mad cow disease. Mad cow disease is a subacute progressive neurological disease characterized by a long incubation period, high mortality, and high contagiousness. Since the disease was first discovered in 1985, it has gradually spread around the world, posing a huge threat to the cattle breeding industry, the catering industry and human life safety. Over the past 20 years, mad cow disease has spread to 31 countries in Europe, America and Asia, and more than 100 countries have been affected by mad cow disease, causing huge economic losses and social panic.

Mr. Feeley asked the boss Shan Weng: "Why are you telling me this?"

Boss Shan Weng said: "I can't kill these sick cows and bury them on the spot. If I do this, my economic losses will be huge. I want to discuss a way to save the losses with you. You are very experienced in animal management."

Mr. Philly began to blackmail his boss Shan Weng: "Mr. Shan Weng, I can't use money to buy your sick cows and expand the spread of the mad cow virus. This is a crime. For Mr. Shan, the spread of mad cow disease will involve your breeding farm." With all the livestock and poultry here, you will suffer heavy losses. And it can also spread to people. It is better for you and your wife Fu Niang to take care of your health. There is nothing I can do."

The mountain man became anxious when he heard this: "Mr. Philly, I'm asking you to do me a favor. Please help me get rid of these sick cows. I can pay for the labor."

Mr. Feeley obtained all the sick cattle in the Shanweng Farm without paying a single penny, including the dead bodies of the sick cattle. After processing these harmful objects, he made canned beef, promoted it to the consumer market, and made a lot of money.

But Mr. Feely's lover Ellen knew nothing about it. She also thanked Mr. Feely for taking in the little bull Call and thought Mr. Feely was very kind.

During the mad cow virus epidemic, a folk song spread:

 

Whenever an epidemic spreads,

Both humans and animals will suffer.

Some people feel panic because of this,

Some people take advantage of the opportunity to get rich suddenly.

Human nature transcends the evil of animal nature,

Hypocrisy always masks the truth.

Kindness is often deceived by lies,

It is common practice to fool the people.