Forest Ranger, starting from Picking Up a Lynx Girl

Chapter 351 - 349 Tears of Excitement Flowing Out

Chen Ying was stunned for a moment but couldn't help laughing.

He shared the incident of the leopard clinging to him to find its mother with Group Leader Qi, "So I was thinking, why not give it some direction? More interaction could also lead to more little leopards being born in the wild."

In fact, regarding this issue, not only for leopards and tigers but for many wild species that are increasingly scarce, related re

Really, for an old male tiger, raising kids was darn fresh!

Chen Ying had been back for six days and only slept about four or five hours each day. Before leaving, he checked all the animals with minor injuries again and arranged for their timely release.

The best part about the emergency station was that the release procedures were extremely simple. Put on the collar, open the cage door, and let them walk out on their own.

Perhaps because of word of mouth among the animals, once released, they directly left the area and sought other places to settle their disputes or hunts.

Recently, for the last couple of months, there had been quite a few teams working in the wild, in Jiamu Gully and the two nearby protection zones, mostly involving feline-related research teams.

Every time an animal was released, a team followed.

The collars at the rescue station were sponsored by these teams.

It was also based on the collar numbers that they identified their research subjects.

Really, this assembly line operation was performing well, though it wasn't exactly friendly to those doing field research. The released animals either ran eight hundred miles overnight with their collars or continued to partake in male conflicts until they were gloriously injured again.

On the ninth day after his return, Chen Ying received a call from the keeper group at the Northeast Tiger and Leopard Breeding Center.

The disabled tiger cub missed him and had started to refuse food.

Chen Ying was slightly surprised and after much questioning, confirmed that the tiger cub had indeed understood his words; it hadn't seen him after eating ten basins of meat and had started to create a scene.

"We've always fed according to the regulations, but on the sixth day, a new staff member took over. To acquaint him with the tiger cub, he was asked to feed it a second time. However, we controlled the portion carefully, definitely no overfeeding!"

Chen Ying was at a loss for words. How could he explain to them that he had promised the tiger cub that they would meet after it finished ten basins of meat? He pondered, tigers can't count, right?

What, did a math genius appear among the Northeast Tigers?

To soothe the tiger cub, Chen Ying had no choice but to make a video call, asking the person on the other end to hold the phone close to the tiger cub as he personally explained things.

Chen Ying swore he could see the corner of the person's mouth twitch.

However, this method was effective. Upon hearing his voice, the tiger cub's listless mood swept away. It howled at the phone for a long time, accusing Chen Ying of breaking his promise.

Chen Ying realized that this little brain tiger was truly exceptionally smart.

Perhaps when God had closed a door on it, he had broken a window for it.

But really, what was the use of being so smart for it?

With this thought, Chen Ying felt a bit downhearted.

Perhaps it was the roar of a tiger from Chen Ying's phone that attracted the two little tiger cubs.

They frolicked over to Chen Ying, hanging on his clothes like ordinary house cats.

The disabled little brain tiger, with its overly sharp ears, heard the sound of the tiger cubs on the other end. It roared agitatedly, nearly biting the keeper's phone to pieces.

After a hasty greeting, the keeper quickly put the phone away.

A broken phone was a minor issue, but if the broken phone hurt the young tiger, it would be troublesome.

Knowing that the little brain tiger was angry, Chen Ying originally planned to stay a couple more days but didn't dare any longer. He instructed Little Sen to clean up a small room outside the storeroom to serve as the little tiger's rehabilitation area.

The warehouse originally had two wooden steps down to the ground, which now needed to be reworked into a gentle third slope.

Little Sen had heard about the situation of the Northeast Little Brain Tiger from Chen Ying, and between rescuing animals, he had also been quickly brushing up on his knowledge about Northeast Tigers, even shamelessly approaching a professor from his university days to inquire about some issues.

Chen Ying hurriedly picked up the custom tools from his senior brother, handled the air freight logistics, and without a moment's rest, appeared in front of the little brain tiger within two days.

Upon seeing Chen Ying, the tiger cub floundered to greet him, getting so excited that it tumbled over. It let out a howl and with its two front limbs firmly holding up most of its body, the other leg, which had some neural response, quivered for a dozen seconds.

Watching this scene, Chen Ying was completely stunned.

The nearby keeper, after exclaiming, quickly covered their mouth, yet tears involuntarily flowed down.