Junjun, wait for me! No, no, we should hurry up, the rain is getting heavier.
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Meanwhile, Peter and Ed had also guessed that it would rain today, so while familiarizing themselves with the area, they found a slightly flat spot, cleared away the bushes, and started setting up their tent. Just as the tent was set up, it started to rain.
"Oh, this rain came down really fast. I haven't even taken any pictures today," Peter said with some regret. He hadn't walked more than a few steps. It seemed like he hadn't chosen the right season.
It should be a few more months.
Ed was adjusting his equipment when he heard his companion's words and said with a smile, "Three months is enough time for us to film a lot of things. I remember those poachers who were caught around here before, they said there seems to be a particularly powerful jaguar in this area."
"Are they the same people who also dumped their captured baby otters here?" Peter seemed very interested. He seemed to have seen the report as well. The poacher Buck who was caught was obviously a repeat offender, and they were just unlucky.
Who knew the boat he was on had a leak in the hull? He was unlucky to find another boat midway through the journey. The boatman had seen his wanted poster and was also clever. He first lowered their guard and then found a suitable time to report him directly.
They were caught as soon as they came ashore.
“That’s right, it’s them. So we can’t sleep too soundly tonight. Jaguars are more active at night, so we have to be extra careful.” Ed nodded, his hands still moving.
Peter grunted in agreement, realizing the seriousness of the matter, and dropped his casual attitude.
Over there, Xu Qiaoqiao and Jun Qi dragged the manatee to the base of a big tree. Fortunately, it was just raining that night and there was no thunder. By the time Xu Qiaoqiao reached Jun Qi, he was already tearing the manatee apart.
He looked very relaxed.
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