What are the food, furniture, clothes, sports equipment and medicines related to animals and plants in life?

Food: meat, eggs and milk are all related to animals; Vegetables and fruits are related to plants.

Furniture: everything related to trees and grass, leather sofas and other animals.

Clothing: cotton, silk, wood fiber and so on. Are all related to plants; Down, fur and fur products are all related to animals.

Sports equipment: Many of them are related to trees.

Medicine: Animals and plants can be used as medicine or refined.

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With the development of human civilization, animals and plants not only meet the needs of survival and life, but also have certain ornamental functions. The original prototype of the zoo originated from a hobby of ancient kings, emperors and nobles. Rare birds and animals collected from all over the country are kept in the palace for them to enjoy, which is a symbol of human wealth and status.

During the Western Zhou Dynasty as far away as China, Zhou Wuwang established the "Palace Hunting Garden" for the first time to raise animals for viewing and entertainment.

Coincidentally, the Tower of London was built in 1078 and was once the oldest zoo in the world! Several animal bones were excavated from the moat near the Tower of London. Researchers from the Natural History Museum in London and John Moores University in Liverpool confirmed that they are 13 century lion bones. Based on these animal bones, the researchers concluded that as early as the Middle Ages, the British royal nobles kept lions and other animals in the Tower of London. In a sense, the Tower of London is the embryonic form of the early zoos in the world.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 0/9th century, economic development led to urban expansion, and people began to consider building parks and reserving green spaces to meet the needs of leisure and entertainment. Because of the concern for nature protection and the desire to know more about wild animals, animals and plants are exhibited together in the park. The English word "ZOO" originated from the ancient Greek word "ZOION", which means "biology", and later developed into "ZOOLO-GY", which means the study of biology (animals).

Wansheng Garden is the earliest modern public zoo in the history of China. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1907), it was called "farm experimental field" by the Ministry of Commerce, where animals of Qing Dynasty were raised, so this farm experimental field was also called "Animal Garden". 1July, 907 19, Shi Jing Wansheng Garden was opened to the public. The original exhibits were some animals bought back from Germany by Nanyang Minister and Governor of Liangjiang, as well as animals presented to the Qing government by governors from all over the country. The establishment of Wansheng Garden marks the beginning of China Modern Zoo.