After the end of the Japanese era, people started hunting animals here for economic gain, stripping their pelts for trophies and selling their internal organs and flesh for food. Neither could we easily escape the same fate; we were captured as specimens or used to make processed goods, like purses, decorative pictures or cushions.
直到光復以後，人類因為經濟利益而開始大量在這裡捕殺動物，剝取它們的毛皮做標本，出售內臟和肉供饕客食用；而我們也難逃一劫，被捕捉來做標本，或製成皮包、裝飾畫、椅墊等加工品。