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Chapter 233: 233 chapters wanting to be responsible but despised, heartbroken

Holding a bamboo rat, the male panda wandered back and forth for a long time at the place where Fufu had previously taken care of the cub before settling down on its rear, its chubby face written with confusion.

Where were his large wife and cub?

Hadn’t he just gone to patrol his territory and come back to find his wife gone?

Big-Eared Bear sensed an uninvited guest in his territory and hurried down to check.

Upon seeing the male panda, he immediately let out a “hehe” noise.

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“Your wife is gone, and so is your cub, both taken away by the two-legged beasts.”

The male panda bared its teeth, revealing a fierce expression.

At this moment, Uncle Zhao arrived to patrol the forest and from a distance saw the two pandas in a stand-off, one above the other.

He called Chen Ying right away, asking if he knew about another panda appearing at Hot Spring Gully.

Chen Ying asked him to send a photo to take a look, and recognized it as Fu Gui’s father.

Fu Gui’s father didn’t look much, but he was excellent at catching bamboo rats.

He was probably the panda that ate the most meat among them all.

Skinny as he was, his body was all lean meat.

Hearing that a two-legged beast had kidnapped his wife and cub, Fu Gui’s father turned around and marched toward the rescue station at night, determined to rescue his wife and baby.

He couldn’t differentiate what was central and what wasn’t; in his mind, the rescue station’s two-legged beasts were the prime suspects.

By the time Chen Ying recognized it as Fu Gui’s father, it was too late to report to the center before Uncle Zhao called to say that the panda was storming towards the rescue station.

Little Sen and Old Gao were just about to test a drone; hearing from Chen Ying, the two of them flew one drone each towards Hot Spring Gully.

Little Sen was luckier, taking the southern route, which the panda was exactly on.

“Damn, Brother Ying, come and see, this panda has such a powerful aura; it must have been the one Chiyou rode in the past.”

In the video, the panda charged straight ahead with relentless momentum.

Not far behind it, Big-Eared Bear was also following, feeling much more sneaky and displaying a desperate beauty of a bystander watching the drama unfold.

Chen Ying, having received the news earlier, was prepared.

When Fu Gui’s father arrived, he had already set up a small table with bamboo and shoots, and a big piece of WoWotou.

The closer it got to the rescue station, the slower Fu Gui’s father moved.

His sense of smell was very sharp, and there was no trace of his wife’s scent here, just a very faint scent of another giant panda.

Seeing this, Big-Eared Bear walked over and pushed him slightly.

“Aren’t you here to confront the two-legged beasts and demand your wife and child back? Why stand here, let’s go.”

After saying that, he swaggered into the rescue station in a unique walk, sat down at the small table, and reached for the WoWotou.

Chen Ying slapped his paw, telling him to wait.

After pondering for a while, Fu Gui’s father followed him inside.

Chen Ying observed him for a while and honestly couldn’t say he looked good.

Well, Foodie Fu and Mendun’er are two typical examples.

One focuses on looks, the other craves meat.

The one focused on looks didn’t succeed, but the one craving meat had a big, chubby boy as he wished.

Fu Gui’s father was cautious, not touching the food on the table and only sniffing the bamboo before starting to eat.

Being able to eat opens up communication.

Chen Ying brought out a bowl of milk for each of the two bears.

Big-Eared Bear held it expertly and showed off; Fu Gui’s father hesitated a bit, then mimicked his species and tried a few sips tentatively.

He was very restrained, putting down the bowl after finishing and continued to handle the bamboo, while Big-Eared Bear still wanted more.

Chen Ying firmly refused.

Honestly, seeing this, Chen Ying darkly suspected that Fu Gui’s father had been incited by Big-Eared Bear to head directly to the rescue station.

Fu Gui’s father did not know the area well and could not figure out who had kidnapped his wife, but Big-Eared Bear knew exactly what was happening. He just took the opportunity to come over for a free meal and drink!

Facing Fu Gui’s father, Chen Ying described the difficult situation that Fufu and Fu Gui faced using language he could understand.

Knowing the exceptional size and appetite of his cub, Fu Gui’s father felt a bit too excited.

“Are you saying, when the cub grows a bit bigger, you could help feed it together, and even teach it how to catch bamboo rats?”

They really do say that like father, like son.

Foodie Fu just loved eating, Fu Gui’s father had a special fondness for bamboo rats, and little Fu Gui would eat anything at all without refusal.

Chen Ying dared not think about how many things this family could devour if let loose.

But he thought Fu Gui’s father’s suggestion made some sense.

Female pandas typically raise the cubs and teach them various survival skills.

However, the fighting skills of the male cubs are developed independently after they strike out on their own.

If there could be a male to lead them in learning before that, the cubs’ wild survival skills would undoubtedly be stronger than those they developed on their own.

Fu Gui was a male and had field training ahead; he needed to learn to fight other bears for food and other rights.

Unlike Great Bai, Fu Gui’s father had a swordsman’s feel about him.

Great Bai, on the other hand, was a typical strongman.

Eating and chatting can definitely bring people closer.

Fu Gui’s father revealed that he too had a child before.

The child’s mother wouldn’t allow him near, and he tried to take care of the mother and child, but the mother ran away overnight with the baby, carrying bamboo shoots.

He was afraid to come this time, fearing that Fufu would refuse his help like the last time.

After returning home, while patrolling his territory, he felt more and more unwilling. Knowing that a female panda near his territory had given birth, he mustered the courage to come try again.

In front of Fu Gui’s father, Chen Ying made a video call to Daddy Xu.

Hearing Chen Ying say that Fu Gui’s father had come to them, Daddy Xu was so shocked that he was speechless.

Now, even the panda world is getting competitive over who’s the best dad, or should I say, beast?

Is a male panda that cares for his wife and children more competitive?

Jokes aside, the appearance of Fu Gui’s dad brought a turning point to the previously doomed Wild Second Generation plan.

Fufu indeed couldn’t raise Fu Gui on her own.

If a male panda was willing to share the responsibility of caring for him, giving her enough time to eat, Fu Gui would have a hard time going hungry.

The current difficulty in Fufu raising Fu Gui in the wild was that she couldn’t leave the cub alone in the den for long.

If she frequently traveled between the bamboo forest and the nest, Fufu wouldn’t eat enough, leading to a greater expenditure of energy than intake, and naturally, she wouldn’t have enough milk to feed her child.

With the addition of Fu Gui’s father, the safety issue was successfully solved, allowing Fufu to eat to her heart’s content.

Plus, Fu Gui’s father had a great skill in catching mice, providing extra nutrition for Fufu.

To successfully convince the leaders and research team, Chen Ying, following Daddy Xu’s request, collected biological samples from Fu Gui’s father for paternity testing at the center.

As long as the father-child relationship between Fu Gui and Fu Gui’s father could be confirmed, restarting the Wild Second Generation plan shouldn’t be a problem.

Otherwise, given Fufu’s current state, she would definitely be removed from the Wild Training program list.

Waiting for the test results would take some time, and Fu Gui’s father went as a guest to Big Ear’s territory in the meantime.

Though Big Ear is always seen as a lover of idleness, the territory it occupies is not small at all.

The two bears even went for a dip in a low-temperature hot spring.

Chen Ying captured the scenes of the two giant pandas swimming leisurely and playfully using a drone, and after posting them online, some people even swore that Fu Gui’s father was Big Ear’s girlfriend!

The evidence was that Fu Gui’s father was smaller than Big Ear, and no one had ever seen two male pandas getting along so amicably.

You can only say that Jiamu Gully has an exceptional local environment that nurtures animals that can drive animal behaviorists insane.

There’s even an inside joke in the industry. Whenever an animal’s behavior is abnormal, the first question asked is where it was found.

If it’s not from Jiamu Gully, proceed with the normal checks.

But if it is from Jiamu Gully, observation should be done for a while first.

With the panda issue temporarily settled, Chen Ying, while assisting Mendun’er in taking care of the three cubs, also began to care about the psychological health of other small animals.

Especially Black Bear Sister, whom he hadn’t seen in a while, he wondered how she and her two little cubs were doing.

Bears, they just aren’t easy to forget.

He had just made a remark about going to see Jinya in the afternoon, and by evening, he received a message from Jinya and Little Jin that Black Bear Sister was on a rampage.

“An uproar? Which bear? Was it the street rat causing trouble for her again?”

“No, not the street rat, but Big Yueya.”

The two cubs of Black Bear Sister had different width moon crescents on their chests.

Big Zai’s crescent was a quarter wider than that of Second cub.

Their names were hence derived from Big and Small Yueya.

There used to be some size differences between the two cubs as kids, but now it’s hard to tell them apart.

Only their personalities are distinctly different.

Big Yueya is the troublemaker who, if not disciplined every three days, would climb up on the roof, while Little Yueya adopted an attitude of ‘as long as I keep lying low, no one will notice me’.

Black Bear Sister was truly stressed out because of these two cubs.

When she took the kids to familiarize themselves with the forest, Eldest would climb up trees the moment she looked away, utterly uncatchable.

Second would disappear the moment she lost focus. Looking back, she’d find him collapsed by the roadside.

Apart from the high-pitched cacophony from Mendun’er’s three cubs, there was now also the addition of Mama Bear’s roaring.

Brother Leopard and Leopard Sister glanced at each other, thankful that their own cubs were now big enough to leave them soon!

As for Beibei, such a cute little leopard, with its sweet-sounding cries, how could it possibly be as annoying as those wild little rascals? Impossible!

Before the rainy season arrived, Chen Ying planned to go up the mountain with Old Gao.

There had been frequent geological activities in recent years, previously affecting the decline of snow leopards and rock sheep to mid-altitude areas.

Jiamu Gully, with its complex terrain, could boast of having four seasons in one mountain and different weathers within ten miles.

This year marked an especially high number of fierce animals looking for mates and reproducing in this area, meaning that from May to October, the cub-containing rate here was particularly high, and he needed to check it out to feel reassured.

Old Gao felt the same way.

Previously, the high cliffs of Jiamu Gully seldom had large bird nests, but this year, there were several new large raptor nests on the northern mountain walls. Old Gao would stroll around every month but hadn’t ventured above the 3000-meter area.

This time, with Chen Ying accompanying him, the two had each other’s company in case of emergencies, allowing for timely retreat.

What’s more, Old Gao was truly fighting a lone battle when he went up the hill by himself, while Chen Ying, with a crowd around him, was fully embraced by a sense of security.