I Have a Safari Park

Fang Ye knelt on the grass, rubbed Jiaojiao with a smile, rubbed her belly, and rubbed her face again, massaging Jiaojiao very comfortably, her eyes half-squinted, and there was a continuous engine cranking sound in her chest.

"Hu~~ huh~~"

The big mouth swallowed Fang Ye's hand and bit it, the tiger palm shrank slightly, pressed it on his chest, and stretched it out again.

He was obviously a big tiger, but he acted coquettishly with him like a little milk tiger.

"Jiaojiao, good girl~"

Netizens watched this interesting scene and couldn't help but imagine what it would be like to be so coquettish by a big tiger instead!

But think about it, I really can't bear this kind of coquettishness. Just biting my hand in my mouth and looking at the sharp and thick canine teeth of the tiger, I guess I am frightened and dare not move, let alone smiling and rubbing dotingly. Tiger face up.

Even if you know that the tiger is playing, but if the bite is stronger, the hand will be gone with a click.

Jiaojiao trusts and loves Fang Ye, and Fang Ye has absolute trust in Jiaojiao! Trust her not to hurt herself.

"Night Falling Star Gate" rewarded a rocket!

"Silent Momo" rewarded a plane!

"Being a Salted Fish with One Heart" rewarded 20 dumplings!

Fang Ye licked the tiger for a while, and smiled to the netizens: "I saw the new members of the zoo today, and gave Jiaojiao another birthday, so let's broadcast it here, bye!"

...

Back in the office, Fang Ye looked at a book about birds.

At this moment, the phone rang and it was Lin Ying, a veterinarian.

Fang Ye answered the phone: "Hello, Lin Ying, what's the matter?"

Lin Ying said: "The director, the forest police contacted us just now, saying that a batch of red hemp ducks were rescued from the farm, and I hope we can take it."

The red hemp duck is a three-existing animal, which is a type that is prohibited from breeding.

It may have been legal to breed, but now the regulations have changed and it is illegal.

This is also a confusing account. In the past, some animals that allowed "special breeding" were actually not mature in breeding technology, or because of the cost of breeding, and because special breeding was allowed, wild populations faced serious poaching.

Mallard ducks, for example, are bought and sold by a large number of poachers, and there is no difference between farmed and wild ones. Those caught by illegal poaching can be quibbled as "special livestock in captivity".

It is not ideal. Breeding or open breeding is allowed as pets. Businesses will breed them for profit, and wild populations will be protected.

Merchants are lucrative, laborious breeding is difficult, the cost is expensive, and the profit margin is small. How can it be cheap and convenient to catch in the wild?

In more cases, once the opening was opened, the wild population was wiped out, and fewer and fewer.

There was a boss before who set up a waterfowl domestication and breeding farm. After obtaining a license, he hunted wild ducks wildly. Later, he was approved for arrest on suspicion of illegal hunting and forgery of documents, but he finally decided not to prosecute due to insufficient evidence.

The local forestry bureau imposed administrative penalties, including confiscating wild ducks, confiscating illegal gains and imposing fines. As a result, the boss took the State Forestry Administration and the local forestry bureau to court to request that the punishment be revoked, but won the case due to insufficient evidence.

Of course, the Forestry Bureau refused to accept it and filed an appeal. The lawsuit has been going on for several years. During the period of the boss's lawsuit, he still hid behind the scenes, buying and selling.

In fact, the most important thing is that the laws on wild animals are not very perfect, and people's general awareness of protection is not in place, and such cases are generally not taken seriously.

Similar to the flower and bird market, there are only a few species of birds that are allowed to be legally raised. Generally, they go for a walk. Needless to say, there are three things such as sparrows and white-headed bulbs. Even protected animals such as owls dare to blatantly sell them.

For general animal rescue, the rescue center will receive it by itself, and there is no need to report it to Fang Ye.

Fang Ye pondered that the number of animals rescued by the farm might be relatively large, and asked, "How many?"

"Ninety-three!"

"Hey, good guy! This is quite a lot, do we have enough rescue centers?"

"Enough!"

"Then ship it."

In the afternoon, the forest police's pickup truck came with boxes of ducks in the back.

Fang Ye followed and joined in the fun.

"Quack~quack~"

"Quack quack~"

The ducks are in the plastic box, panicking and making a loud noise!

The red hemp duck has a white head and chestnut feathers, and looks a bit like a roasted duck (it's not).

There are so many ducks, one can't fit in one, so they are put in two cages.

When he opened the box, he screamed "quack" and rushed in with flapping wings.

After a simple inspection, the rescued batch of red hemp ducks were not injured, but they looked malnourished, very thin, and had poor flying ability.

Many ducks can't fly, and the ones that can fly are flapping wings and can only fly a short distance.

Fang Ye and Lin Ying discussed for a while, first raising these ducks in the rescue center for a while, supplementing their nutrition, recovering some and then releasing them.

While they were discussing, Lin Ying's phone rang.

Picking up the phone: "Hello? . . . um, um. Okay, I got it."

Hanging up the phone, while busy working on the phone, he said to Fang Ye: "Just now, the public security sent a message to our rescue center, saying that someone picked up a small owl that had fallen into its nest."

Fang Ye sighed: "I'm quite busy today, and I think it will be even more busy in the next period of time!"

Since spring is the breeding season of the birds, the world outside the nest is very attractive to the newly born chicks.

The police also transferred the contact information of the rescuer. Lin Ying called back and asked some questions: "Hello, hello, I'm the Linhai Wildlife Rescue and Breeding Center..."

The rescue center does not accept chicks casually, only those in distress who clearly do not meet the conditions for returning to the nest will be accepted.

For example, the nesting location is in a noisy and densely populated community, construction site, or being taken away from the site by the public for several days, and the nesting location cannot be found.

I asked the rescuer how the little owl is now, where is the place where the little owl was picked up, and whether there are any big owls nearby or any signs of nesting.

The rescuer: "My house is in the xx community. This little owl was found on the lawn of the community. It looks gray, and it's babbling... No, I can't see it! I'm afraid of stray cats nearby. Take it away, come and take it away."

Obviously, what the rescuer said was beak knocking, which was a demonstration. It seemed that his mental state was okay.

"Okay! I understand, I'll send someone over later, will you be free?"

"Hmm, free!"

"Okay, then keep in touch. We'll call you later."