Chapter 82 The little lamb tried to save his mother, but bumped into the wolf king’s strong abdominal muscles and died!

Si Ran's words caused everyone in the live broadcast room to fall silent.

They often talk about protecting animals, but living in the city, the only wild animals they can come into contact with are in zoos and oceanariums.

Therefore, every live broadcast of Si Ran makes people truly aware of the precarious nature of the animal ecological environment.

The animals get along well with each other, and it seems humans are the ones causing trouble.

When will humans realize that there are not only humans in nature, but also all living things?

The host is hilarious, making it sound like all of humanity is guilty. Most people haven't even been to Hoh Xil, let alone seen the Tibetan antelope. Now that the Tibetan antelope are being killed by some bad people, they're asking us to shoulder the blame for killing them. The rich can't share their wealth with us, but they're asking us to share their guilt. Why?

The comment seemed to resonate with many people in the livestream.

[Yes, when I was a kid, shark fin ads were everywhere, but I've never even seen shark fin in my life.]

We're told to save water every day, that global warming is caused by running too much air conditioning, and that we should litter less to protect polar bears. But we can't afford to buy a house, and we can't bear to run the air conditioner, let alone throw garbage into the sea!

[I also thought those public service announcements from my childhood were ironic; they were clearly meant for the wealthy.]

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Si Ran watched the comments flash by, her eyelashes trembling, and she pursed her lips. "I don't deny everyone's opinions, but the public service announcements you've seen and the original intention of my live broadcast are not to blame you, nor to let everyone share the blame."

"The purpose of public service announcements and live broadcasts is to build a long-term social consensus. When the majority of citizens have these deeply rooted ideas, they will resist and oppose actions that damage the environment and harm animals."

Whether it is a public service announcement or her live broadcast, she never blames ordinary people.

Ordinary people are not wrong, but protecting the environment requires participation from generation to generation.

The earth has never belonged to humans. Humans belong to the earth, so humans cannot walk alone between heaven and earth.

It is urgent to publicize and protect animals.

The little Tibetan antelope in Si Ran's arms seemed to sense the change in Si Ran's mood. It raised its furry little head and started bleating.

The little guy said, "Ranran, don't be too sad. In fact, we know that many humans are very good. We have never blamed humans."

They all know that many humans are helping them.

Just like the Tibetan antelope herd, not all Tibetan antelopes are good sheep.

"My brother is a bad sheep. He eats too much and often comes to steal mine after he finishes his own piece of land!" The little guy shook his head and his tone suddenly became lively. "But many Tibetan antelopes are very kind to me. If they see that I am not full, they will give me their food."

The little Tibetan antelope believes that there is actually no difference between humans and animals.

The only difference is that humans are too powerful. They have smart brains and can build skyscrapers, airplanes and cannons, which are things that Tibetan antelopes dare not even imagine.

It really envies everyone in the world for having an extremely smart brain!

The little Tibetan antelope's tone was full of the flavor of mutton skewers, and Si Ran's originally somewhat depressed mood instantly improved a lot.

She patted the little Tibetan antelope's head, feeling both amused and helpless: "You talk too much."

"Mee-mee-mee~"

The little Tibetan antelope felt that Si Ran was praising it, and shook its head happily.

At this moment, Ji Zhishi, who was standing nearby, suddenly saw something. He quickly lowered the car window, stuck half his head out of the car, and suddenly pointed at the naturally weathered rock wall. "Look, isn't that a herd of Tibetan antelopes?"

Si Ran paused and looked over quickly.

On the cliff about four or five hundred meters away, there were dense swarms of Tibetan antelopes!

The little Tibetan antelope also ran away from Si Ran's arms, its head propped up outside the car window, its round, dark eyes suddenly widened a bit, and it jumped directly on Ji Zhishi's thighs: "It's my tribe, and I even saw my mother!"

As he spoke, the little Tibetan antelope jumped even more happily on Ji Zhishi's thighs, and yelled to the distance: "Mom, look at me, Mom!"

Ji Zhishi: “…”

Depend on!

This little guy must be sincerely taking revenge on him by stepping on his sensitive areas!

"etc."

Before Ji Zhishi could start educating the lamb, Si Ran suddenly spoke, squinting his eyes and looking at the cliff in the distance, and suddenly found something wrong.

There were about several thousand Tibetan antelopes in the distance, and the rock wall was full of them, but they seemed to be escaping from something, and their speed was so fast that many of them fell off the cliff before they could stand firmly.

"Drive over and take a look."

Human vision is limited, and the hair of the Tibetan antelope almost blends in with the Gobi Desert, so Si Ran can hardly see it clearly.

The distance of several hundred meters was reached in a short while.

The vehicle was parked on a gravel road less than fifty meters away.

It was because of this that everyone saw clearly the reason why the Tibetan antelopes were fleeing everywhere.

A group of gray-white mixed-haired wolves with eyes like cold stars are attacking Tibetan antelopes.

But what is strange is that despite having so many Tibetan antelopes in front of it, the wolf remained indifferent. When it pounced on a Tibetan antelope, it did not immediately bite the Tibetan antelope's neck with its fangs, but pressed the Tibetan antelope under its body and sniffed it carefully.

Then he let go of a long-horned male Tibetan antelope, his eyes full of disgust for the Tibetan antelope.

The little Tibetan antelope in Si Ran's arms was frightened silly.

The audience in the live broadcast room quickly asked Si Ran to save the Tibetan antelope.

Si Ran saw the barrage, but she didn't move.

The rules of the human world do not prevail in the animal world.

In the animal world, the strong prey on the weak, and sheep are originally one of the prey of wolves. Survival of the fittest, so most of the time she cannot participate in it.

It's just that the wolves' behavior is so strange.

The dozen or so wolves seemed to have no interest in the male Tibetan antelopes; instead, they targeted the female Tibetan antelopes.

After one of the wolves caught a female Tibetan antelope, all the wolves immediately stopped attacking.

The Tibetan antelopes took this opportunity to escape quickly, keeping a very safe distance from the wolves.

The little Tibetan antelope in Si Ran's arms made a heartbreaking sound. It broke free from Si Ran's arms and ran towards the wolves while crying: "Let my mother go, wuwuwuwu——"

Si Ran felt his hands were empty and was stunned.

The Tibetan antelope ran very fast and the people behind it could not catch up at all.

So everyone could only watch helplessly as the little Tibetan antelope, in order to cheer itself up, shouted "Ahhhh" with its voice split open, and then jumped three times and ran towards the wolf pack -

Then he bumped into the wolf king's strong abdomen.

Snap!

The little Tibetan antelope almost knocked itself unconscious.

Her body rolled a few times on the ground, and when she stood up, she found that there were several shadows on the ground around her.

When he looked up, he saw four wolves slowly surrounding him, staring at him with ice-cold eyes.

Woo woo woo, mom, this time I’m really going to turn into a spicy little lamb!