Wen Te nodded. "Yes, they are not very intelligent. The Orc Continent is so large, they could easily find a place with lush vegetation to rest for two years, or learn to store food like the herbivorous orcs. It's a pity that they don't know how to do it."
Shu Xin, however, had a different opinion. "It's not that they don't know how to eat, but that they can't. The speed at which they eat grass is too terrifying. The weeds that grow a little bit a day can't keep up with their consumption. Where on the Orc Continent is there any place for them to live?"
Maybe it was possible before, but not now. Only organisms can adapt to the environment, how can the environment accommodate organisms?
Perhaps in the near future, these herbivorous dinosaurs will no longer be able to migrate, which means they will become extinct, or they will slowly degenerate into the size of ordinary wild beasts.
But this will take time, so don't worry about it now.
"This has nothing to do with us anymore. We just need to live our own lives." Shu Yue looked outside. Why hasn't Rhett come back yet?
The little Triceratops's cry was so heartbreaking.
"Here we are, here we are. We just found these few wild vegetables. Do you plan to keep them for yourselves or feed them to this baby dinosaur?"
Rhett came in with a basket of wild vegetables, the last of their stock.
Shuxin looked at the wild vegetables and then at the crying little dragon cub with a conflicted look, then she made up her mind and gave it to the little dinosaur.
She won't starve to death if she doesn't eat wild vegetables, but if the dinosaur cub doesn't eat them, it will starve to death. She can't just watch the dinosaur cub starve to death.
Shu Yue put the little triceratops into the basket. Although the wild vegetables were no longer fresh, it was better to have some than nothing.
But they were still too optimistic. An adult Triceratops could grow to twenty tons, and even for a newborn cub, this basket of wild vegetables would not be enough.
Even if you save a lot, it's only enough for one day.
Shu Yue looked at the empty basket and asked worriedly, "Where can we get food for Da Jiao?"
The little Triceratops got a name, Bighorn.
Wente felt worried when he saw Da Jiao playing with Da Bao after eating.
He is a carnivore and he raises a herbivore?
"I'll go look outside tomorrow. If you can't find any grass, don't be sad, Yueyue. We tried our best."
Shu Yue nodded anxiously, "I understand. I can only say that Da Jiao and we are not destined to be together."
She couldn't let her male stay out in the cold looking for grass just for the big horns!
In the evening, when he heard that his grandson had hatched, Barenbach rushed over and said, "Where is Dabao? Come and let grandpa hold him!"
As he walked into the living room, a small yellowish-brown object bumped into Barron's leg. He looked down and saw that it was a baby herbivorous dinosaur!
Just when he was confused, a black stump bumped into his other leg. Oh, this is his little grandson~
He bent down and picked up the little dragon beast, and kicked the dinosaur baby aside, "Dabao, let grandpa see it!"
Da Jiao whimpered in pain. The aura of this man was so terrifying. He wanted to seek support from his father!
Wen Te's eyes twitched as he watched Da Jiao rubbing his calf in grievance. The whimpering sound seemed like he was complaining?
Barron looked puzzled. "Went, what is this kid doing?"
Shu Yue helplessly picked up Da Jiao and put him on the sofa, "Uncle, you just kicked it, and it's complaining to Wen Te."
Barron: “…”
Bach and the grandmothers who came in later: "..."
Lei Te spread his hands and said, "Don't be surprised, Wen Te and his family are going to raise another little cub."
Barron didn't know whether to laugh or cry, "Are you addicted to raising little beasts?"
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