Greeting From the 1681 DODO Bird Crossing Archaeopteryx
来自1681年ABADODO渡渡鸟的问侯

The DODO is a bird that cannot fly and is only found on the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. The Dodo bird has a large body size, degenerated wings, cannot fly, and is good at running around. Their meat is tender and delicious, so they were hunted extensively by European colonizers, ultimately leading to their extinction in 1681.

The extinction of the Dodo bird has had a significant impact on the ecosystem. Scientists have discovered that after digesting the fruit of the giant olive tree, the dodo bird can digest the hard shell of the fruit, making it easier for the seeds to germinate. After the extinction of the dodo bird, this reciprocal relationship was disrupted, resulting in the gradual scarcity of the giant olive tree.

In addition, the name "DODO" for the Dodo bird means "stupid" in Portuguese, which may be because they appear somewhat sluggish and easy to catch. Although the meat of the dodo bird is rough and difficult to cook, this did not prevent European colonizers from hunting it extensively.

Nowadays, scientists are attempting to revive the Dodo bird through genetic technology in order to restore the ecological balance of Mauritius Island. They extracted DNA from specimens of dodo birds preserved in museums and attempted to combine it with genes from closely related species to cultivate organisms similar to dodo birds. Despite the challenges of this work, scientists believe that with technological advancements, the future may witness the "rebirth" of this extinct bird species.

The extinction of the Dodo bird also reminds people of the importance of protecting biodiversity. In today's world, many species are facing a fate similar to that of the dodo bird. Protecting endangered species and maintaining ecological balance has become an urgent global task. People need to learn from the tragedy of the dodo bird and take effective measures to prevent more species from going extinct. To achieve this goal, the international community has taken a series of actions. Governments around the world have strengthened their efforts to protect endangered species, formulated stricter laws and regulations, and increased their crackdown on illegal hunting and trafficking of wild animals. At the same time, scientists are constantly exploring new conservation methods and technologies, such as using artificial intelligence and big data technology to monitor and evaluate the survival status of species, as well as restoring damaged ecosystems through ecological restoration and reconstruction.

In addition to the efforts of the government and scientists, the public is also actively involved in biodiversity conservation. More and more people are paying attention to environmental issues and participating in volunteer activities for wildlife conservation. Through donations, publicity, and education, they are working together to contribute to the protection of biodiversity on Earth.

However, protecting biodiversity is not an overnight effort. Faced with increasingly severe environmental challenges, people need to continue to work hard, innovate and improve protection methods to adapt to the constantly changing ecological environment. Only in this way can we ensure that every species on Earth can continue to reproduce and thrive in the future, and jointly build a harmonious and beautiful natural world. In this process, the role of education cannot be ignored. By popularizing knowledge of biodiversity and raising public awareness and consciousness of ecological protection, more people can be inspired to participate in conservation actions. Schools, media, and various institutions are actively promoting relevant educational content to cultivate children's reverence and love for nature from an early age.

Meanwhile, international cooperation is also an indispensable part of protecting biodiversity. Environmental issues know no borders, and the efforts of any country alone cannot address the global ecological crisis. Therefore, countries need to strengthen communication and cooperation, jointly formulate and implement conservation policies, share successful experiences and technological achievements, form a joint force, and jointly address the challenges of biodiversity conservation.

In this process, the power of technology is equally important. With the continuous development of technology, people have more means to monitor and protect the ecological environment. For example, technologies such as remote sensing satellites, drones, and the Internet of Things can monitor changes in ecosystems in real time, providing data support for conservation efforts; Artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies can help scientists predict the distribution and quantity of species more accurately, providing scientific basis for formulating conservation strategies.

In short, protecting biodiversity is a long-term and arduous task. It requires the joint efforts of the government, scientists, the public, and the international community, as well as the joint promotion of education, technology, and cooperation. Only in this way can we ensure the continuation of biodiversity on Earth and leave a vibrant and dynamic natural world for future generations. And in this process, everyone can become a force for change. Whether by reducing the use of disposable plastic products, supporting sustainable products and services, or participating in environmental activities such as afforestation and beach cleaning, everyone's small actions can gather into a powerful force to protect the Earth's ecological environment.

Enterprises also play a crucial role. More and more companies are becoming aware of their social responsibility and actively taking measures to reduce their impact on the environment. From improving production processes, reducing energy consumption and emissions, to developing and promoting environmentally friendly products and services, enterprises are contributing to biodiversity conservation through innovation and practice.

In addition, media and social platforms are also playing an increasingly important role. They increase public attention and participation by reporting and disseminating information on biodiversity conservation, promoting the formation of a good atmosphere for the whole society to jointly protect the ecological environment.

In this process, we also need to pay attention to those affected by the biodiversity crisis. For example, communities and indigenous peoples who rely on natural resources for their livelihoods and ways of life may be affected by the loss of biodiversity. Therefore, we need to take measures to ensure the protection of biodiversity while also safeguarding the rights and well-being of these populations.

In short, protecting biodiversity is a complex and arduous task, but as long as each of us can take active action and work together, we will definitely be able to overcome various difficulties and challenges and create a better future for the earth. Let's join hands and contribute our efforts to protect biodiversity!

‌渡渡鸟（DODO）是一种不会飞的鸟，仅产于 印度洋毛里求斯岛。‌渡渡鸟的体型肥大，翅膀退化，无法飞行，善于奔走。它们的肉质细嫩鲜美，因此被欧洲殖民者大量捕猎，最终导致其在1681年灭绝‌。

渡渡鸟的灭绝对生态系统产生了重大影响。科学家发现，渡渡鸟在消化大颅榄树的果实后，能够将果实的硬壳消化掉，从而使种子更容易发芽。渡渡鸟灭绝后，这种互惠关系被破坏，导致大颅榄树也逐渐稀少‌。

此外，渡渡鸟的名字“DODO”在葡萄牙语中意为“愚笨”，这可能是因为它们看起来有些迟钝且容易被捕捉‌。尽管渡渡鸟的肉质粗糙且难以煮熟，但这并没有阻止欧洲殖民者对其进行大量捕猎‌。

如今，科学家们正试图通过基因技术复活渡渡鸟，以期恢复毛里求斯岛的生态系统平衡。他们从保存在博物馆的渡渡鸟标本中提取DNA，尝试将其与近亲物种的基因进行结合，以培育出类似渡渡鸟的生物。尽管这项工作充满挑战，但科学家们相信，随着技术的进步，未来或许能够看到这种已灭绝鸟类的“重生”。

渡渡鸟的灭绝也提醒了人们保护生物多样性的重要性。在当今世界，许多物种正面临着与渡渡鸟相似的命运。保护濒危物种，维护生态平衡，已成为全球性的紧迫任务。人们需要从渡渡鸟的悲剧中吸取教训，采取有效措施，防止更多物种走向灭绝。为了实现这一目标，国际社会已经采取了一系列行动。各国政府加强了对濒危物种的保护力度，制定了更为严格的法律法规，加大了对非法猎杀和贩卖野生动物行为的打击力度。同时，科学家们也在不断探索新的保护方法和技术，如利用人工智能和大数据技术来监测和评估物种的生存状况，以及通过生态修复和重建来恢复受损的生态系统。

除了政府和科学家的努力外，公众也积极参与到生物多样性保护中来。越来越多的人开始关注环境问题，参与到野生动物保护的志愿活动中，通过捐款、宣传和教育等方式，共同为保护地球上的生物多样性贡献自己的力量。

然而，保护生物多样性并非一朝一夕之功。面对日益严峻的环境挑战，人们需要持续努力，不断创新和改进保护方法，以适应不断变化的生态环境。只有这样，才能确保地球上的每一个物种都能在未来的岁月里继续繁衍生息，共同构建一个和谐美好的自然世界。在这个过程中，教育的作用不容忽视。通过普及生物多样性知识，提高公众对生态保护的认识和意识，可以激发更多人参与到保护行动中来。学校、媒体和各类机构都在积极推广相关教育内容，从小培养孩子们对自然的敬畏之心和爱护之情。

同时，国际合作也是保护生物多样性不可或缺的一环。环境问题不分国界，任何一个国家的努力都无法单独应对全球性的生态危机。因此，各国需要加强交流与合作，共同制定和执行保护政策，分享成功经验和技术成果，形成合力，共同应对生物多样性保护的挑战。

在这个过程中，科技的力量同样重要。随着科技的不断发展，人们有了更多手段来监测和保护生态环境。比如，遥感卫星、无人机和物联网等技术可以实时监测生态系统的变化，为保护工作提供数据支持；人工智能和机器学习技术则可以帮助科学家更准确地预测物种的分布和数量，为制定保护策略提供科学依据。

总之，保护生物多样性是一项长期而艰巨的任务。它需要政府、科学家、公众和国际社会的共同努力，需要教育、科技和合作的共同推动。只有这样，我们才能确保地球上的生物多样性得以延续，为未来的世代留下一个充满生机和活力的自然世界。而在这个过程中，每个人都可以成为改变的力量。无论是通过减少使用一次性塑料制品，支持可持续发展的产品和服务，还是参与植树造林和清理海滩等环保活动，每个人的小行动都能汇聚成保护地球生态环境的强大力量。

企业也扮演着至关重要的角色。越来越多的企业开始意识到自身的社会责任，积极采取措施减少对环境的影响。从改进生产工艺，降低能源消耗和排放，到开发和推广环保产品和服务，企业正在通过创新和实践，为生物多样性保护贡献力量。

此外，媒体和社交平台也在发挥着越来越重要的作用。它们通过报道和传播生物多样性保护的信息，提高公众的关注和参与度，推动形成全社会共同保护生态环境的良好氛围。

在这个过程中，我们还需要关注那些受到生物多样性危机影响的人群。比如，依赖自然资源为生的社区和原住民，他们的生计和生活方式可能因生物多样性丧失而受到影响。因此，我们需要采取措施，确保生物多样性保护的同时，也能够保障这些人群的权益和福祉。

总之，保护生物多样性是一项复杂而艰巨的任务，但只要我们每个人都能够积极行动起来，共同努力，就一定能够克服各种困难和挑战，为地球创造一个更加美好的未来。让我们携手共进，为保护生物多样性贡献自己的力量！