Chapter 6 Round Tail
Before she finished speaking, the two cubs were already running wildly in the direction she said!
The small body struggled in the thick layer of snow. Even though the whole body was buried in the snow, it still tried to hold its head high, groaning and breathing heavily, and struggled towards Running in the direction of the female bear's body.
——They even gave up their fear and vigilance towards Guo Mi, the adult bear, and turned their backs to her regardless of anything.
Guo Mi watched with complicated eyes as the two cubs finally reached the body of the mother bear. Their little paws desperately dug the mother bear out of the snow.
The timid one kept tapping its moist black nose on the wound that exuded the lifeless air of the female bear, and finally let out a mournful cry.
The two little ones lay down next to the female bear’s body, their little faces rubbing against the female bear’s body.
Although this body no longer has any warmth, it can no longer sit up to protect them and lick their foreheads as before.
In the end, they obediently hid in the belly of the female bear as they had done ten thousand times before.
No matter which race the cubs are, they have a natural love and dependence on their mothers.
It's a pity that such a scene that should have been heartwarming now looks not only desolate but also filled with the cruelty of the world.
Looking at the two cubs nestling next to the mother bear, Guo Mi couldn't bear to look away.
She has done what she promised, and now it is time to work hard to keep herself alive.
Guo Mi took one last look at the two cubs, then stood up and walked in the opposite direction to the snow-capped mountains...
The north wind roared and rolled, disturbing the heads of the other two polar bears in the distance. of hair.
Slok jumped forward and rushed forward, then quickly turned back and jumped in front of another polar bear. Then he lowered his front body suddenly, raised his buttocks, and trembled his ears up and down, making a hum. A chirping sound.
Unfortunately, the other polar bear seemed to be extremely puzzled by the amorous feelings and turned a blind eye to the play signal he sent out. He walked forward slowly and unmoved, stopping from time to time, raising his head and tapping the tip of his nose, as if he was sniffing. What does it smell like?
Slok watched the other person passing by him without giving him even a glance. He immediately got up again, twisted his butt and ran forward for a while, and finally ran back and repeated the previous action. .
Unfortunately, the other party remained indifferent and just walked past him slowly without looking away!
Slok was instantly discouraged, collapsed and rolled left and right in the snow, and said dissatisfied:
"Caesar, why are you ignoring me?"
He threw his claws in the air, and all the snow chunks dug out by the bear's claws fell on Caesar, splashing snow all over his head and face!
Caesar had no choice but to give him some attention. As soon as his cold eyes fell on Slok, Slok felt a chill go down his back. He sat up in an instant and hung his head obediently without forgetting. He smiled "hehe" at Caesar twice.
As an adult male polar bear, he is the leader among male bears in terms of size and weight.
Caesar has all the characteristics that such a bear should have.
Impatient, bad-tempered, and aggressive.
As a bear who has spent the longest time with such a snow tyrant, Slok is very good at constantly testing and rolling around within Caesar's maximum bottom line.
After all, they were brothers who grew up together, and Caesar would still leave some of his remaining kindness to him.
Seeing that Slok finally calmed down, Caesar withdrew his gaze and continued to sniff.
After being honest, Slok couldn't bear it any longer and trotted forward to walk side by side with him:
"What are you looking for? You haven't stopped since yesterday."
As he spoke, he raised his head and sniffed carefully.
It is no different from ordinary snow. If you insist on saying it, it is mixed with the smell of another bear, which seems to be a female bear...
A female bear? !
Slok's eyes lit up and he looked at Caesar with a strange look:
"Are you tracking a female bear?!"
As he spoke, he couldn't help but raise his head and smell it: "It's not a familiar smell, I've never smelled it before... Ah, I remembered it, it was The new bear yesterday!"
He jogged a few steps and was half a body ahead of Caesar. He looked a little happy and asked:
"It is true now. It’s mating time, do you want to pursue her?”
He and Caesar were unlucky when they came of age. In the first year, most of the female bears in this snowy area brought cubs with them. They were irritable and aggressive, and would always avoid them with their cubs from a distance.
But fortunately, he didn’t have this intention that year.
In the second year, he successfully found a female bear to mate with, but by that time Caesar had killed several bears, and most of the female bears were intimidated by him.
If you want to obtain the right to mate, you must first win the favor of the female bear, and secondly, stay by the female bear's side, and then continuously defeat other competitors, only in this way can you win the final favor of the female bear.
So Slok had no time to pay attention to Caesar during that time, and still doesn’t know whether he has successfully mated.
But it doesn’t matter, maybe this year he can watch!
When he thought of seeing Caesar lowering his profile to please the female bear, Slok couldn't control his excitement. He chased Caesar and kept talking:
"That female bear" How is the bear? Is he strong?"
"Does she have cubs? I seem to smell the cubs..."
"Do you want to help? I can help you. Kill the little bear!”
...
He kept talking, his enthusiasm increasing along the way, and there was no sign of fading in the end.
Caesar was so annoyed by the noise that he finally stopped and looked at him with a half-smile:
"Slok, if I wanted to mate, you wouldn't have it. Opportunities are chattering in front of me."
There was a smile in his tone, but there was a fierce flash in his eyes.
Slok froze, and belatedly remembered that male bears competing for mating rights would drive away all the male bears around the female bear.
In other words, if Caesar really wanted to mate, he might bite him to death without hesitation!
Slok couldn't help but trembled twice, feeling frightened for a while, and smiled dryly at Caesar, "Hey, hey hey hey."
Caesar was no longer in a hurry to sniff and track, and just looked at Slok leisurely, with the fierceness in his eyes getting heavier and heavier.
Aware that death was approaching, Slok sat obediently in the snow, not daring to move. His head lowered again and again in his eyes, and finally he couldn't hold it any longer, leaving the words "I will do it later" I'll play with you again" and then ran away!
Caesar watched coldly as he ran away, his eyes falling on the tail behind his butt that swayed up and down as he ran.
It is square and very ordinary, no different from the tail that grows on the back of other polar bears.
Thinking of this, Caesar's mind immediately recalled the appearance of the female bear when she ran away yesterday:
The small tail was hidden in the thick fur. If you look carefully, you can really see a lot of it. Rounded silhouette.
Especially when running, the whole body has a very rounded arc, and you can also see the round ears bobbing up and down on the top of the head.
He had never seen any polar bear with ears as round as hers.
Very interesting.
And this bear seems to be a little clever, knowing how to confuse its own breath to avoid being tracked by its own kind.
...Although it is just more trouble for him.
The annoying bear Slok has obediently rolled out of his sight. Caesar sniffed the scent left in the air, stepped on the snow with his thick bear paws, and slowly searched for the information left behind. go.
The ears of polar bears are wider than those of brown bears. Sometimes they look more like they are on both sides of the face. The ears of brown bears are on the top of the head, and the body outline is much rounder than that of polar bears.
(End of this chapter)