A Solo Adventure Documentary: I Pick Up a Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey from the Start

Good guy, you protected the golden monkey baby, but what about the goshawk baby? Doesn't it need to eat? Aren't you destroying the balance? Wasn't the protagonist a zoologist in his previous life? Didn't he even understand this?

Just change the name of a person, place, or animal?

To be honest, I feel that the author doesn't know much about natural science research. First, we must respect nature and not interfere with normal predation unless it is for special reasons. You are a little too self-conscious if you interfere.

Then because the protagonist exposed the approximate location of these animals, countless poachers were attracted

I'm not sure the beginning is the same as that one, but if you, the author, can surpass him on the basis of others, then that's cool. Let's see how the work goes after you put it on the shelves.

Not only did the updates later, but you also always wrote about pandas from the sidelines. You are also a great author. You forced me to write my favorite panda plot into the observation diary of the panda protagonist. What I wanted was the plot of the protagonist's contact with animals. This is not how you collected the video materials. Is the panda the protagonist or the anchor is the protagonist? I couldn't help but wonder whether to delete it.

Forgive my ignorance. Is a pure white giant panda still a giant panda?

Goshawks are also protected animals

Too watery. There are so many pieces written about each animal.

I haven't updated in a few days. Is the author too soft to be tough?