Chapter 85 Deer hunting! !
Another bear appears suddenly!
After a second or two of silence, the deer at the water's edge suddenly exploded like an oil pan filled with water droplets!
The doe calls her fawn anxiously; the fawn is lost in the restless herd and looks left and right; the strong male deer has already fled; the old deer is running towards the young deer looking for help. shelter.
Guo Mi shuttled through the chaotic herd of deer, aiming directly at the four deer she had just circled!
Unfortunately, by the time she got closer, a deer had jumped out of range.
Guo Mi gave up on it immediately and focused on the remaining three deer.
There is no particular target, and there is no obvious purpose of pushing them toward the water. They just firmly block all directions except for the boulders and the water.
By the time the three deer reacted, there were only two options left, either jump into the water or jump over the boulders.
Having seen bears hunting deer in water, only one deer chose to dive, while the other two stepped onto the boulder slope without hesitation.
Guo Mi completely ignored the diving deer and pretended to follow it up the rocky slope.
The reindeer jumped nimbly on the boulders and soon left her behind!
Seeing that it was no longer possible to catch up with them, Guo Mi showed no signs of anxiety and continued to bluff at the bottom of the rocky slope, roaring as if he was about to climb up.
The mighty roar of the bear forced the two deer into chaos, not daring to stop any longer, so they jumped higher and higher...
A series of sounds of falling rocks were heard one after another, A boulder from a high place suddenly rolled down. The deer on the stone was rolled down before he could react. He fell onto the stone on the next floor and before he could stand up again, he was hit by the falling stones one after another!
The sudden change frightened another reindeer that was lagging behind on the slope and panicked. The deer's hoof missed the mark and its entire hind leg got stuck in a deep and narrow stone crevice. A clear "click" sound of bone cracking was heard. The sound of continuous implementation is buried in it.
Guo Mi had already avoided the rocks in time when they started rolling down, and retreated to a safe place to watch from a distance.
When the last stone rolled down and everything calmed down, she approached slowly. She waited beside it for a long time to confirm that no more stones were rolling down, and then she carefully climbed up the stone slope.
She still followed the previous method, stretching out her paws and stepping hard on a stone before stepping on it, to make sure the stone was stable before climbing up.
The deer whose hind legs were broken is still alive.
But it could no longer stand up. It lay on the stone and screamed sadly. Its round deer tears were shining brightly. It looked at Guo Mi approaching with despair in its eyes.
Guo Mi gave it the last bite.
The wailing reindeer struggled slightly, its eyes full of unwillingness, and its clear eyes gradually became cloudy, and finally became silent.
In order to prevent a second collapse, Guo Mi did not drag the prey forcefully. She constantly adjusted the angle to get the broken deer legs out of the gap, and then slowly dragged its body down the rocky slope.
Two little bears are already waiting under the stone slope.
Guo Mi didn't let them get too close to the boulder slope, and ordered them to drag the deer's carcass farther away, and then his eyes fell on the body of the training deer.
This is the first reindeer to be hit by falling rocks.
Half of its body was pressed down by rocks, and there was a certain depression in the outer contour. The bones should have been broken.
To be honest, it was completely beyond Guo Mi's expectation that the boulder would collapse.
She first drove the reindeer to the pile of stones because the stones had few edges and corners and most of the stone surfaces were smooth. The deer's hooves would easily slip when stepping on such stone surfaces due to the hardened horn. .
At that time, whether it fell down or happened to get stuck in the crevices of the rocks, it would all fall into Guo Mi's paws.
This is the opportunity she created for herself.
But fewer edges and corners and smoothness also mean instability.
These piles of rocks are more likely to collapse than the piles of rocks where the goose fell!
Guo Mi hesitated for a moment, raised his paw and climbed a few steps towards the pile of rocks.
The stones are still relatively solid until halfway up the slope, but you can clearly feel the looseness further up. A bear can weigh twice or even three times as much as a reindeer. Guo Mi finally retracted his claws and returned the same way.
Next, Guo Mi tried to climb up from all directions, trying to find a way to climb up steadily, but every time, the first half was safe and sound, while the second half was shaky.
As long as you climb to a certain height, the stone will become unstable.
Guo Mi, who had been stubborn for two hours, finally lost his stubbornness. He sat under the stone slope, raised his head and sighed "looking at the deer."
It's not that she doesn't want it, but her life is more important.
Looking at the deer on the top of the rocky slope for the last time, Guo Mi sighed regretfully, shook his head and walked towards the little bear.
Although one reindeer was lost, the remaining one was enough for them to have a good meal.
Guo Mi took a bite of the juicy reindeer hind leg and narrowed his eyes with satisfaction.
The two cubs were still fighting against the deerskin. They were struggling to find the pitiful amount of fat from under the skin, and took it into their mouths with great care, savoring every bite.
It seems that even polar bears raised by brown bears prefer rich fat to meat.
It’s a pity that reindeer are not high-fat animals in the first place, and now it is summer.
After a delicious meal, only the skeleton of the reindeer that had just been intact was left. The two cubs were still sucking reluctantly to find the scraps of meat and residual plasma.
Guo Mi handed over the wreckage to them and entered the water himself.
One is to clean up the blood stains on her body, and the other is that she plans to take advantage of the warm weather and clean water to restart her swimming training.
She must take the little bear on an ice floe.
This is necessary for both her and the cub, they both have to learn how to catch seals and survive on the ice.
After all, that is the main way of life for polar bears.
For the next time, Guo Mi kept hunting by driving the reindeer up the boulders.
For safety, she never climbed to the heights of the rocky slopes, and gave up a certain amount of prey for this reason.
These remaining prey attract some other small carnivores, such as foxes, and those carnivorous raptors in the sky.
Guo Mi then discovered that in addition to those Arctic foxes that turned ugly in summer, this land also had red foxes like those in the forest. They were relatively small in size, and their bright fur shone in the sunlight. Very beautiful.
These little guys are light in weight and don’t have slippery feet like deer. They always shuttle freely in the crevices of rocks and can easily climb uphill to enjoy prey that Guomi can’t get. .
The most common sight in Guo Mi is a red fox with cubs. It has smooth body lines and glossy fur. It is very beautiful. It often takes its cubs to watch around. Let's see if we can pick up Guo Mi's remaining prey.
When there is plenty of food, Guo Mi usually has no intention of killing these beautiful little animals.
Most of the time after a good meal, they practice swimming in the water while the deer are frightened and will not come back for a short time.
On a few occasions, I took my little bear under the rock slope and counted how many small animals came today to pass the time. The pace of life was much more brisk.
For a period of time, Guo Mi not only fed the little bear, but also fattened up the surrounding carnivorous animals.
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