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Tourists kill 2,400 butterflies at Shanghai Botanic Garden

Chinese tourists on National Holiday killed roughly 300 butterflies a day at the Shanghai Botanic Garden - meaning that the destination has lost around 2,400 of the insects over the last eight days. It tried to hire three volunteers to prevent visitors from grabbing at the butterflies to take pictures of themselves with the insects, but three volunteers apparently couldn't do much versus 10,000 visitors. Ginkgo trees, which tourists shook for fruit, were also damaged. Source: Shanghai Daily

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  • Michaelroddgers
    Shanghai Botanic Garden is very big beautiful and amazing garden. In this garden their are so many different kind of flower are present. I want to visit this garden. This Shanghai Botanic garden is my dream garden. This is very interesting and nice blog about this Shanghai Botanic Garden. This is very bad thing that tourist kill so much butterflies.
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  • Over the River

    Tourists. The eternal love-hate relationship.

  • shangpudi

    On the subject of morbid news, anyone else notice how few birds actually fly above in the Shanghai sky? I notice more birds, eye-level, glazed in oil dangling from bbq hooks than above.



    Not to mention many humming bird sized Bats flying around pudong at night.



    Just plain dark

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