Sharing Everyday Life in Africa, I Pick Up a Little Lion for Protection

Su Cheng comes to Africa to film a documentary and finds three lion cubs right from the start.

He names the eldest Xiao Yan, the second Shi Hao, and the youngest Ye Fan.

Years later, the camera is rolling and the livestream is underway.

A huge male lion, bigger than any on record, stares down solemnly at a groundhog digging a burrow below.

After watching for more than ten minutes, he sees the groundhog dig out a small mountain of dirt and happily expand its den. Suddenly, the lion moves.

"Is that lion going to eat the groundhog?"

The viewers hold their breath.

But what happens next leaves them dumbfounded.

The lion places his paw on the mound of dirt and sweeps the soil into the hole the groundhog is digging.

Seeing the groundhog get so angry and frustrated that its belly puffs up, the lion grins mischievously...

"Shi Hao! You little rascal, couldn't you learn something good from me for once?"

Su Cheng's voice comes from nearby.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.