Spring is the season when kind-hearted people mistakenly take thousands of wildlife babies from their mothers. It is important to know how to help   56   hurting. The best way to make sure   57   an animal is truly motherless or not is to wait and check it for a period of time. Animals often   58   to be abandoned but are not.

Rabbits feed their young only   59   dusk and dawn, which is probably why you never see them. If the babies are fat and warm, they are being

  60   good care of. If you are unsure, place some strings or sticks   61   the entrance of the nest. If the sticks are later disturbed, the mother has   62   to feed her young.

A lot of baby birds fall out of the nest. If they are not injured, it is safe to put them   63   into the nest. The mother will not   64   the babies even if you touch them. Birds   65   are learning to fly are often found on the ground, and the mother looks after them there. If a bird nest falls   66   in storm, you can make a new one   67   making a few holes in a plastic butter container. Nail the "nest" as   68   as you can on the same tree, and place uninjured baby birds in it. The mother will often come back home in a day.

In spring, it is common for mother deer to   69   their babies alone for most of the day to protect them. The baby deer has no scent(气味). It can lie in the grass and be   70  , because animals that kill and eat them hunt mostly by scent. If you see a baby deer all alone, this is   71    Do not take it away from its   72   place.

The bottom line is that natural mothers provide best care and survival training for their babies.   73   , if the animal baby is obviously injured, its mother has been   74   by another animal, or you have seen the baby's   75   worsen over couple of days, you should bring it to a wildlife protection center.