TikTok粉絲湧入自然保護區後，高地牛被轉移至其他地方

A herd of highland cows was recently removed from a nature reserve in Ashford, Kent, after a viral TikTok video caused a huge increase in visitors. The Kent Wildlife Trust, which manages the reserve, said that people were ignoring warnings to stay at least 10 meters away from the cows. Instead, many visitors were seen standing very close to the animals, taking photos and videos for social media. Highland cows are known for their large horns and long, shaggy hair, which makes them popular with visitors.

The trust explained that the sudden surge in visitors was putting too much pressure on the cows. The animals were becoming stressed because people were constantly approaching them, and this was affecting their ability to behave naturally. In addition, many visitors were leaving the marked paths and walking across sensitive habitats, which can damage the plants and wildlife that the reserve is supposed to protect. The trust said that more than 300,000 TikTok videos had been tagged with hashtags related to highland cows, showing just how popular the animals had become online.

Because the situation was not improving, the Kent Wildlife Trust decided to move the cows to a different, undisclosed location for their own safety. The trust said that the cows would stay away from the reserve for now, until things calm down. They also reminded visitors to always follow the rules and respect wildlife when visiting nature reserves. The trust hopes that by moving the cows, both the animals and the sensitive habitats will be protected from further harm. They also encouraged people to enjoy wildlife responsibly and to remember that getting too close to animals can be dangerous for both people and the animals themselves.