The golden bear is an internationally protected species and belongs to the national second-class protected animal in China. Therefore, in addition to meeting the requirements of China's animal protection laws and regulations, the breeding of golden bears also needs to obtain corresponding licenses.
In the process of raising golden bears, it is necessary to provide suitable habitats and feeding conditions. Golden bear is an animal that likes to live in trees, so it is necessary to provide enough trees and hiding places. They also need a warm, dry and ventilated environment.
The diet of golden bears mainly includes fruits, nuts, honey and some insects, which can be supplied in their indoor environment. Meanwhile, their drinking water needs to be kept clean and fresh.
In terms of safety, keeping golden bears needs to ensure that their habitat is far enough from the public and there are enough safety measures. This is because the golden bear is a huge and powerful animal, and it will be very dangerous if it escapes or is injured.
In short, raising a golden bear needs to meet many conditions and requirements. If you want to raise a golden bear, it is recommended to carefully understand the relevant policies and regulations and consult professional pet maintenance personnel.