Super Zoo

Su Ming doesn't have the time to do this process. Even if he has the patience and spends several years training all the animals one by one, 80% of them will not pass the demonstration in the end.

"Director Su, if you insist on doing this, we as outsiders cannot forcibly stop it. But we will stay in Yangchuan City for a while to collect various data after the release."

A university professor who has the same academic status as Professor Chu said solemnly: "Large-scale release is a good thing, and even small-scale failures and deaths can be tolerated, but if the failure data exceeds a certain proportion, we will write to the government and apply for an administrative order to terminate the release, and even initiate accountability. What do you think?"

"Yes, Director Su, although we cannot interfere with your work, we are all engaged in animal research and protection. We cannot watch a large number of animals that should be protected die."

The other experts nodded and agreed with the professor's opinion.

Looking at their expressions, they have already determined that the release will inevitably fail. They look gloomy and miserable. Looking at Su Ming's eyes, they are full of regrets.

Perhaps in their eyes, Su Ming was a young man who had achieved success at a young age and was overwhelmed by the various honors he had suddenly received. He wanted to release animals into the wild to shock the world again.

Su Ming could understand their feelings. If he were in their place, he would have the same idea. Releasing hundreds of animals at one time was a blast for laymen, but it was completely nonsense for experts.

"Experts, welcome to stay in Yangchuan City. I hope this release can provide some experience for future animal research." Su Ming smiled, without explaining anything or arguing.

The advantage of superpowers is that as long as you don't say anything, others will never be able to figure out the reason. If the release is a great success, these highly educated intellectuals will find ways to explain it from a scientific perspective.

After a busy week, the release of animals into the wild at the zoo finally began.

At the edge of the back mountain, a hundred meters below the hillside where Gu Yue Xianju is located, there is an open area of ​​several acres.

"Dear viewers, this is Yangchuan TV station. I am broadcasting the release of animals into the wild at Yangchuan Zoo. It is reported that the scale of this release of animals into the wild at Yangchuan Zoo is the largest since the founding of the People's Republic of China. Experts from several agricultural universities and the Provincial Academy of Agricultural Sciences participated in this release..."

The scene turned and a row of old experts' faces appeared.

Their faces were livid. If they were not in front of the TV camera, these old experts would have wanted to curse!

The host's words were reserved. This release of animals into the wild was not only the largest since the founding of the People's Republic of China, but also the largest since the establishment of zoos in the world.

Not far away, more than 900 animals of various types were locked up in more than 100 cages of various sizes.

The old experts only knew that the number of animals released into the wild was large, but no one expected that it would be carried out at the same time and place!

It was nonsense before, and now it is purely whimsical. What is the difference between such an unplanned release of animals into the wild and those so-called good men and women who randomly release fish and turtles?

The experts were holding back their anger and did not look good to the camera and Su Ming.

There was also a large group of tourists who were playing in the zoo. They came from all over the park to watch the excitement.

So Su Ming made another decision that surprised everyone. He ordered the security guards not to stop these tourists. All tourists could get close to the cages and have close contact with the animals.

Experts look at problems from a professional perspective, while these non-professional tourists rely on their own intuitive feelings.

"Dad, look, this little deer is nodding at me!" The little girl in a floral dress lay on the cage and said in surprise.

"Because it knows that you are going to give it freedom, so the little deer is very grateful to you." The father smiled and rubbed his daughter's head, weaving a white lie for her. As an adult, the father certainly knew that the little deer could not know what was going to happen next, and would not thank his daughter for what was going to happen next.

"Yes!" The little girl nodded vigorously, holding a long leaf and passing it to the little deer's mouth through the gap in the cage, "Little deer, little deer, I also hate being locked in the room all the time. Don't worry, eat something first, and you will be able to come out in a while."

The little deer in the cage did not eat the leaves. As if it could understand what the little girl said, it curled up its limbs and lay down, and docilely put its head to the side of the cage, and touched the little girl's hand with its antlers.

Similar scenes almost happened in front of each cage.

Those animals with different temperaments were surprisingly quiet at this time. None of them made any noises or roars, and they didn't even show any fear. They just stayed in the cage quietly, without making any sound, and waited silently.

"Dear audience friends, you are not at the scene, and you may not be able to feel the atmosphere in front of you. Being in the situation, I was suddenly moved, as if I was about to witness the rebirth of hundreds of lives." The TV host said slowly in a sensational tone.

In the silence, Su Ming's voice rang out from the loudspeaker: "Now we are going to release the animals into the wild. Dear tourists, please open the latches on the cages beside you and let these animals return to the embrace of nature."

Letting ordinary tourists release the animals into the wild... The experts rolled their eyes, and had become numb to Su Ming's unconventional approach.

The tourists then noticed that each cage was not locked, but only locked with a latch. With a slight push, the cage could be opened.

There was a brief silence in the audience. The tourists hesitated. Should they do as Su Ming said? Although there were no tigers or lions in the cage, no one could guarantee absolute safety. Foxes, eagles, and even deer with horns could cause considerable harm to people if they went crazy.

"Click!"

A light sound was very clear in the silence. The little girl in the flowery dress had pulled the latch.

The little deer tentatively raised the horns on its head and pushed the cage.

The cage creaked open.

"Be careful..." Dad stared at the 'little deer', which was a circle larger than the little girl, vigilantly.

The little deer walked out of the cage and looked around blankly.

"Little deer, don't be afraid, we won't hurt you." The little girl was not afraid of the little deer at all. She flashed out from behind her father, stretched out her little hand and touched the little deer's head with a smile.

The little deer tilted its head and rubbed its neck against the little girl's face for a few times, but stopped where it was, seeming a little at a loss.

The little girl pointed to the distant forest and said seriously: "Little deer, go, go back to nature!" After that, she patted the little deer's butt gently.

The little deer was brave, stepped on all fours, and walked towards the back mountain. Every few steps, he looked back at the little girl.

"Don't be afraid! Be brave! Go!" The little girl covered her mouth with her hands to form a big trumpet, and said to the little deer in a childish voice.

In the eyes of everyone, the little deer made a deer cry, let go of the pace, and ran towards the back mountain.