The Dhaka Times Desk A deer ate about 7 kg of plastic coffee cups and eventually died. After his death, the 7 kg plastic coffee cup was found in his stomach! Such an incident happened in the National Park of Northern Thailand. Various garbage weighing 7 kg was found in the stomach of a dead deer there. It also contained plastic and one-time coffee cups. In addition to these, the deer also had men's underwear in its stomach, according to a BBC report.
A deer ate about 7 kg of plastic coffee cups and eventually died. After his death, the 7 kg plastic coffee cup was found in his stomach! Such an incident happened in the National Park of Northern Thailand. Various garbage weighing 7 kg was found in the stomach of a dead deer there. It also contained plastic and one-time coffee cups. In addition to these, the deer also had men's underwear in its stomach, according to a BBC report.
The park authorities said that the deer had been consuming plastic for a long time before it died. Earlier this year, a deer in Thailand died after eating plastic. After this incident, the park authorities came under a lot of pressure. They were accused of not taking care of the animals.
The country's zoologists say now is the time to stop using plastic. Otherwise, the natural environment will be threatened.
Last July, nine deer died after eating polythene bags at a famous park in western Japan. Tourists would give them sugar-free biscuits to eat, and the deer would swallow the plastic wrap along with these biscuits.
Veterinarians say that deer stomach has 4 chambers. If they can't digest what they eat, malnutrition and weakened immune systems can lead to death.
From time to time we get proof of how harmful plastic is for us. As this incident is also one such incident. Deer lost their lives due to plastic. How many plastic bags are lying around us every day. Which are very harmful to our environment. So plastic items should be avoided.
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