The second brother has become fine! Thousands of pigs went home for dinner after hearing the radio.

Recently, Hunan Anhua.
a Tibetan pig breeding base, whenever the radio sounded "South Mud Bay", thousands of pigs flocked from the mountains to the farm.
Limin, a local villager, told the Xiangxiang Morning Post that he had introduced Tibetan-scented pig farming from Tibet since 2014.
the species is easy to breed, he uses conditioning methods to train pigs, whenever the corn grains are thrown, they play the radio, playing the track "South Mud Bay" mainly.
a long time, pigs will have a conditional reflex to the radio, so there will be a sound of music, thousands of pigs from all directions to the spectacular scene.
, he said, there are currently three or four thousand pigs in the column, covering an area of more than 7,000 acres, last year sales reached more than 8 million, profits of about 2.7 million yuan.
Baocheng, the mayor of the cold town, also told the Xiangxiang Morning Post that the pig breeding site in the mountains belongs to the rural land, the mountains are uninhabited, the town is also pushing the project.
netizens comment on western media: experts say animals also know music Western media said, animals also know music, although they only understand to some extent.
, according to a July 21 report on the website of Spain's Vanguard newspaper, can animals also make music? Can they detect a difference in the type of music? Do music have an effect on their behavior? The answer to these questions is yes.
What we want to let you know is that music is strictly a human trait, defining and unique," said Howie Facho, a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Forensic Medicine at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
," he added, does not mean that "some species don't know how to make sound waves that are like music or something animals hear."
study in Japan showed that goldfish can distinguish between Bach and Stravinsky's music.
researchers showed them Bach's "D Minor Tokata and Fugue" and Stravinsky's "The Sacrifice of Spring."
they trained the goldfish, half of which bit a rope with food when they heard Bach's music, and the other half did so when Stravinsky's music sounded.
experiment was a success! Equally curious is the increased milk production of cows accompanied by soothing music.
team from the University of Leicester in the UK conducted the experiment.
for 12 hours a day for nine weeks, the researchers either played fast or soothing music to cows or did not play music.
they noticed that cows produced 3% more milk when playing soothing music.
good news for dairy farmers.
, Beethoven's Idyllic Symphony and Simon and Garfonkel's Golden Bridge on the River of Sorrow have been effective in boosting production.
doesn't mean cows have a sense of music, " he warns.
not yet clear what causes this, cows are said to like the music because it masks other nasty sounds.
" may explain why music can make wild animals docile.
because of this, research aimed at finding the best music to relax cats and dogs is not in the minority.
as to whether animals can make music, positive and negative sounds exist at the same time.
, for example, birds make sound waves that are really music to us, but their tracks are limited and more sociable, either for marking territory or for courtship.
" he concludes: "In addition to for profit, such as the case of cows, there is interest in animal music research because it can be seen as a way to understand the basic mechanisms by which music affects human behavior and the evolutionary origins of music."
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