But animals protect precious jewels.

But rare anecdotes.

In imagination, animal bodyguards patrol.

The baby's painting style should be like this:

However, the reality is cruel.

Animals that protect precious jewels are brave soldiers.

The style of painting is not so gentle.

So what animals are there?

Cricket protection treasure

Laska, a South African jeweler, chose the "Cricket Emperor" with strong body and sharp teeth as the bodyguard of the jewelry store. In the past two years, the jewelry he set up in Johannesburg, new york has never been stolen. Laska said that the emperor cricket is bigger than ordinary crickets, and its teeth are as sharp as razors. It is extremely protective to eggs. As long as it thinks diamonds are eggs, it will fight to the death with its own enemies who harm future generations. He said that the latest electronic anti-theft system is not as good as his secret weapon-Huangcricket.

Once, a thief sneaked into a jewelry store to steal. The thief first drilled a hole in the jewelry box, then put in a metal bar with tweezers at the top in an attempt to take out a diamond in the box. Unexpectedly, two crickets in the box crept into the thief's clothes from his cuffs, and they bit him. The thief was bleeding, screamed, left the diamond and ran away. Later, he was arrested while seeking medical treatment in the hospital.

Tiger fish protect treasure

In many jewelry stores in new york, USA, in order to prevent theft, merchants store valuable jewelry in glass boxes filled with piranhas. What is piranha? Can it protect the treasure? Piranha is a kind of fierce fish. It has a more widely circulated name called "Man-eating Pomfret". You're right. It's a man-eating pomfret that makes people talk about it. The piranha's body is only fifteen or sixteen centimeters, and the two rows of teeth in its mouth are one centimeter long.

With this vicious fish as the guard of the jewelry store, thieves never dare to reach out and steal the precious jewelry in the glass water tank again, because they have long heard that the tiger fish has a pair of eyeing eyes and a very sensitive sense of smell. Once they find their prey, they will pounce like sharp arrows, not to mention human hands. Even a cow will have only a skeleton left in the blink of an eye.

Cobra protecting treasure

On September 10, 2007, a pair of women's shoes with jewels designed by famous designer Rene Caovilla were exhibited in London. These shoes are worth as much as 62,000 pounds, and there is a live Egyptian cobra on display, just like protecting Cleopatra's treasure.

Cobra is a poisonous snake. If anyone dares to get close to it, the cobra will stand up at the front of its body and the skin folds on both sides of its neck will swell. At this time, the glasses ring on its back will become more and more obvious, and at the same time it will make a "whirring" sound to intimidate the enemy. A thief can't escape the deadly attack of cobra without knowing whether it is good or bad.