Forest Ranger, starting from Picking Up a Lynx Girl

Chapter 337 - 335: The Daji of Cats

Having safely seen off the program crew, Chen Ying sorted out his personal social media accounts.

He canceled all accounts except for the one on the Little Broken Station for science communication.

Previously he had thought about promoting Jiamu Gully and wildlife protection.

But he later discovered that there were always some people who would speculate about others with the utmost malice.

Every time he posted videos and science articles on his account, those trolls would jump up and down, accusing him of preparing to sell things, turning a perfectly good account into a mess of smoke and haze.

These people didn't stop to think, what goods could he possibly sell with a science communication account?

Was he going to sell Qingtuan shaped like giant pandas or the leftover rabbit fur from Jinya's meals?

Rather than wasting time and emotional energy on these people, it would be better to catch a few more animals for health checks.

The program crew had gone to Hot Spring Gully the next day, led into the mountains by a guide from the neighboring Protection Station, while Chen Ying, carrying his medical kit, went to watch giant pandas fight.

There was quite a bit of fur loss, and Qingtuan was supplied by the pound. Comparing to last year's records, he found several new pandas this year.

"Last year a few female giant pandas that came here must have had cubs. According to their habits, they will not go into heat again until the cubs are at least a year and a half old, so maybe next year we'll see them again."

The entire field staff of the protection center mobilized, with those on leave volunteering to cut their breaks short, forming several small teams to enter the mountain to observe and protect the giant pandas.

Additionally, this year the center made a significant move by sending five captive-bred giant pandas for wild introduction.

Two males, having passed two years of the second phase of wild training, will be released separately after this year's mating season.

Among the three female giant pandas, two are second-generation wild, and one's mother is a wild panda, while her father is the captive "Hui Ye."

Although Hui Ye is a captive giant panda, he possesses a strong wild nature, so this female giant panda is not much less capable compared to the second-generation wild ones.

The three female giant pandas were still released separately in three concentrated areas.

Learning from last year's experience, this year's giant pandas were released far apart, ensuring the cubs' paternal genes did not overlap, avoiding the possibility of inbreeding later on.

As time passed, more and more pandas gathered around Old Bear Gully, reaching a peak of seventeen different individuals in five days.

Such high-density overlap put enormous pressure on the re