Rabbits that are not eaten by foxes will begin to rot while still alive.
The ideal of a rabbit's life is to be eaten by a fox. On the boundless snowfield, his veins were bitten open, and bright red steaming blood was sprinkled on the white snow. But Ding Ling has never found a fox that can eat her properly in her life. The fox always chases her for a while and then goes after other prey. Is it true that only when there is only one prey in the snowfield, the rabbit, will the fox chase him seriously? Ding Ling would always frown when seeing such a fox, and couldn't help but quietly turn into a hunter.
When the hunter raises his gun, will the fox run as fast as he can? You will always be more serious than when you are chasing a rabbit!
Intention: Write to myself