Effect to animals

An example of the direct damage that torrential rains can cause to living creatures is the mudslides and landslides caused by torrential rains. It will threaten them in the following way.

• In the case of wild animals, they lose their habitat
• In the case of livestock, barns, etc. will destroyed
• Will be killed by drown in floodwater and buried alive by landslide

Another example of how heavy rains indirectly damage living creatures is the food problem. We often see situations where human food prices skyrocket in the wake of heavy rainfall disasters, and the same is true for animal food. The rising cost of animal feed has a major impact on farmers.

Moreover, the torrential rains have also damaged forage crops and crops, which may make it difficult to secure food as before.

The creatures affected by the torrential rain disaster are Livestock such as chickens, pigs, cows, horses, fish, insects and other wildlife

In addition, pets and other animals that we are familiar with are kept indoors, so they are less likely to be damaged by heavy rains than livestock and other animals.

However, owners have thinking of whether they will take their pets to the evacuation center. Owners are conflicted because they do not want to leave their pets behind, but they are afraid that they will annoy other evacuees. Some pets are abandoned because of this.