Zhang Bei looked at the aggrieved little stone sculpture and explained to the audience in the live broadcast room with a smile.

"The climate in Tibetan areas is harsh, and only from May onwards will there be more food."

"Food is extremely important to the animals that live here."

"Especially for prairie dogs, how much they eat now determines their upcoming reproduction."

"So you can often see two prairie dogs fighting over food during this time."

Moving along the river, Zhang Bei quickly found a comfortable position and sat down.

The sun is shining down, and the whole body is warm when it shines on it.

The groundhog sat on the ground holding a box of cookies and chewing them.

The little stone marten huddled in Zhang Bei's arms, unwilling to leave the territory that the marmot had warmed for it.

In terms of animal affinity, Zhang Bei can attract a lot of hatred every time.

The two rodents, one big and one small, looked as if they were domesticated and extremely obedient.

We have long been tired of saying the word envy in the live broadcast room, and a group of traitors once again began to study how to kill this comparison person.

While enjoying the warm sunshine, the little guy nestled in Zhang Bei's arms suddenly shivered, and then looked towards the distance with a pair of vigilant eyes.

In sight, a bouncing little guy was walking over from a distance.

He didn't even notice the man and two beasts here lying down by the river and drinking water.

A few seconds passed, and the little guy suddenly turned his head and stared at Zhang Bei with a pair of dull eyes.

Seeing this thing, Zhang Bei was stunned for a moment. After a moment of silence, he slowly spoke.

"I wonder if you think this thing looks like anything?"

As the words fell, the entire live broadcast room suddenly became excited.

He kicked the lame man's good leg fiercely: [Holy shit, isn't this really a stupid roe deer? 】

The story of my wife, best friend, and daughter-in-law: [Hiss, they are exactly the same!]

It hurts, it hurts too much: ["The lost silly roe deer!"]

After the little guy glanced at Zhang Bei for a few times, the deer jumped on the spot and backed away cautiously.

But then he seemed to smell Zhang Bei's breath, and his whole body froze in place.

Seeing the little guy facing Bai Mao in the live broadcast room, Zhang Bei also patiently explained.

"This guy is called a Tibetan gazelle. It is also called a gazelle, a small antelope, a Tibetan gazelle, a Tibetan gazelle, etc."

"It is a typical alpine cold desert animal, inhabiting alpine meadows, subalpine grassland meadows and alpine desert areas between 300 and 5750 meters above sea level."

"It is an animal of the family Bovidae, subfamily Antelope, and genus Oryx."

"There is a big difference in the biological world between the silly roe deer and the silly roe deer. After all, one belongs to the bovine family and the other to the deer family."

"But in terms of personality and IQ, the two species are very similar."

"Both of these guys have white hair on their butts, and they both freeze in fear."

"But the Tibetan gazelle is much better at escaping than the silly roe deer. At least this guy won't look back after escaping."

"Similarly, in Tibetan areas they are the main source of large carnivores."

"Wolves, lynxes, and golden cats usually feed on rabbits, but if they find a lone Tibetan gazelle, they will never let it go!"

"According to a 2010 survey, the number of existing Tibetan gazelles is approximately 20,000."

"With the special funding for protection in recent years, there has been no decline in the population so far."

Protecting these little guys is much easier than protecting large carnivores.

Approximately 200,000 yuan is allocated every year to ensure that they have food to eat during the winter, and they will be able to get a lot of cubs the next year.

Among the ungulate resources in Tibet, the Tibetan gazelle is the largest and most widely distributed.

In addition, they are extremely adaptable to the environment, so there is no need for conservation personnel to put much thought into it.

In Tibetan areas, many herdsmen sometimes encounter these little guys when grazing and do not chase them away.

They even keep an eye on their own dogs so that these little guys can enjoy the food together with their own cattle and sheep.

And in 1988, the Tibetan gazelle was listed as a national second-level protected animal.

After severe crackdowns, the living environment of these little guys has been greatly improved.

Zhang Bei looked at the still confused Tibetan gazelle, stood up with the marmot in hand, and shouted towards it.

The Tibetan gazelle became alert and quickly started running in a zigzag pattern.

Zhang Bei hugged the stone marten and followed behind with the marmot, and also explained to the audience in the live broadcast room.

"Most ungulates in the Tibetan plateau cannot withstand the gradual expansion of humans and seek survival in more barren high-altitude areas."

"Only the Tibetan gazelle is increasingly adapting to today's life with its unique zigzag running method."

As humans continue to squeeze the space of wild animals, they have affected the survival of most wild animals.

But there is always a small number that can become more adapted to human life.

For example, Tibetan gazelles, prairie dogs, and emei monkeys all gradually multiplied their populations as they came into contact with humans.

I followed the running Tibetan gazelle all the way to the open area.

Looking around, several Tibetan gazelles poked their white buttocks and lowered their heads to enjoy the new grass blades in May.

The unique heart-shaped butt, coupled with the short black tail, looks uniquely beautiful in the grass.

But this thing brings more smiles than beauty.

As soon as a few Tibetan gazelles appeared, the live broadcast room became filled with hahaha.

With two rodents in tow, Zhang Bei quickened his pace and came to a Tibetan gazelle.

Although this little guy was timid, Zhang Bei didn't scare it and allowed a big hand to press on it.

Looking at the big guy who was concentrating on cooking, Zhang Bei also put the more than ten kilograms of prairie dog on its back.

A close-up of the heart-shaped butt of the Tibetan gazelle.

"Most Tibetan gazelles have very docile personalities. Although they usually lack intelligence, they are indeed very easy to tame."

"Many zoos will choose to breed Tibetan gazelles with other docile herbivores."

The alligator is beaten every day: [It does look very docile, that fat rat is about to start plucking its hair!]

Sister Zhou can also rush: [Alligator, does it still hurt?]

The alligator is beaten every day: [I beep beep beep, you beep beep beep!]

A large number of silenced words appeared, making Zhang Bei laugh out loud.

They are both Tibetan creatures, and the Tibetan gazelle has a wide range of branches. It is impossible not to see these two guys.

The prairie dog's eyes could see the humane cheerfulness, and he tugged hard on the Tibetan gazelle's already small tail.

Originally, this Tibetan gazelle was still concentrating on its meal, and by the way, it enjoyed Zhang Bei's touch.
Chapter completed!