After being fed to top-tier orcs, I became the darling of the entire intergalactic world.

Chapter 128 Liang He's Little Classroom is in session!

Despite some people deliberately downplaying Liang He's sharing sessions, her egalitarian approach and low-key demeanor still attracted many eager learners and people curious about her.

When Liang He arrived backstage from the lounge, the venue was almost full, a huge crowd that surprised her.

"Next, let's warmly welcome Ms. Liang He to the stage to share her thoughts!"

As the host gave his opening remarks, Liang He walked onto the stage amidst thunderous applause.

She stood tall and composed, maintaining her own pace even under the spotlight. Her unpretentious attire, coupled with her poised demeanor, actually won her the favor of most people.

At least, she doesn't seem like the kind of person who's all show and no substance and just seeks fame and fortune.

"Hello everyone, I am Liang He."

After greeting her with a smile, Liang He got straight to the point without any small talk.

"As you all probably know, I come from Earth, and all the knowledge I have about being a zookeeper was taught to me by teachers from Earth."

When Liang He took the Blue Star Zookeeper Certificate exam, she underwent systematic learning and training.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have been able to apply for the position of zookeeper at the Tianyao Star Nature Reserve.

"This week, seniors and professors who are far more experienced and knowledgeable than me have already shared a lot of knowledge with everyone, so I won't go into too much detail about the content in the books."

Liang He has always believed that practice makes perfect, and she prefers to do things directly rather than just talking about them on paper.

To share more intuitively, Liang He asked the relevant person in charge to bring in animals that had encountered various difficulties when they were rescued, in preparation for a live demonstration.

"These are the animals that Green Field Star encountered some tricky problems during the rescue process."

Following Liang He's guidance, everyone turned their attention to the curtain behind her. As the curtain was pulled open, several animals that had been kept in cages were revealed to the public.

"Because we were afraid that too many people would put pressure on and threaten them, this glass is one-way glass, so only we can see them."

Liang He is not the kind of person who would disregard the lives of animals for personal gain.

When she brought up the idea, the person in charge, who had been hesitant, immediately made the decision and agreed to Liang He's request to borrow the equipment.

After all, in his view, a person who genuinely cares about small animals cannot be a bad person.

"No wonder they didn't react at all just now; they couldn't see us."

"Ms. Liang He is very thoughtful. Anyone who has actually been in contact with animals knows very well that animals kept in cages do not feel safe. Suddenly seeing so many people will definitely make them uncomfortable and may even cause them stress."

"Tch, I heard that Earth used to have zoos, where all sorts of animals were kept in captivity for people to watch. What are you pretending to be now?"

"That's not entirely true. The initial intentions behind animal rescue and species breeding are always good. The fact that wildlife reserves are gradually replacing closed zoos shows that people are already paying attention to this issue."

Some animals are on the verge of extinction due to predators, environmental destruction, or the presence of poachers. If humans do not intervene and take control, it is hard to say what will remain in the future.

Whether it's for redemption or atonement, as long as the outcome is good, it's a welcome and positive thing.

"First, let's look at the first animal."

Liang He is now in front of the first cage, introducing it to everyone through the glass.

"This brown bear was rescued, but recently, the zookeepers noticed that it would always repeat the same path, keep circling, and even repeat the same action over and over again."

The brown bear Liang He mentioned encountered a group of poachers in the wild. Outnumbered, it was captured and kept in a small cage covered with black cloth for a long time, making it difficult for it to even turn around.

Rescuers received a tip-off when the bear was being smuggled onto a starship and successfully intercepted it. Because it was one of the first to be captured, it had been kept in a cage by poachers for nearly half a month when it was rescued. The bear was on the verge of death, its eyes were glazed, and it almost did not survive.

"As we all know, most animals in interstellar space roam freely within protected areas, with virtually no human intervention."

Interstellar space advocates for harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature, which is also what Earth strives for.

However, compared to lofty visions, interstellar life actually follows more of the food chain.

In Earth's parlance, it's about survival of the fittest and following the natural order.

"Therefore, when rescuers discover the problem, they do not know the root cause of the brown bear's problem."

Well, everything has its pros and cons, just like the zoo on Earth.

While not something to be encouraged, it does, to some extent, arouse human curiosity and a desire to protect animals, while also allowing for close-up study of animal behavior and the timely detection of problems.

"On Earth, such behavior in brown bears is called stereotyped behavior..."

Liang He's step-by-step guidance and explanation gradually led some students who were initially quite arrogant to unconsciously begin to follow her, study and think seriously.

"I didn't expect that the psychological problems were caused by being locked in a dark room for a long time."

"I used to think that rescuing animals only required ensuring their physical safety, and I never paid attention to their mental well-being."

"From what Liang He said, these animal behaviors have actually been studied and concluded on Earth. Perhaps we should go to Earth to learn from them."

Blue Star has not been a member of the Federation for long, and most interstellar people do not know much about it. In fact, many people only know about Blue Star because of Liang He.

Her special role in the evolved orcs, the influence of the fluffy zookeeper account, or the recently popular Blue Star cuisine—everyone's understanding of Blue Star is just the tip of the iceberg.

"Ms. Liang He, I have a question."

Since it's a sharing and exchange session, participants naturally have the opportunity to raise their hands and ask questions at any time.

"According to you, stereotyped behaviors are caused by environmental influences, so would releasing brown bears back into the wild restore them to normal?"

Brown bears are not suited to confined environments, so the idea is to let them return to their familiar natural habitat—this is the common thought among most people.

It's simple and direct, but it doesn't always work.

"The root cause of stereotypical behaviors in animals is stress and frustration, which cannot be cured simply by releasing them back into the wild."

If it were really that simple, Liang He wouldn't need to be shared as a case study.

"We need to take a gradual approach to help the brown bear rebuild its confidence and relieve its stress. Once its psychological problems have improved, we can consider releasing it back into the wild."

Like humans, animals suffer from complex psychological problems that cannot be easily resolved and should be taken seriously.

"If it is simply and crudely released back into the wild, it may feel that it is useless and abandoned by humans, causing more serious psychological problems, such as self-abandonment, self-harm, or even starvation."

Liang He's earnest explanation made the students, who originally thought psychological problems were easy to solve, lower their heads in shame.

Compared to them, the experts and professors were all very enthusiastic, raising their hands one after another, wanting to discuss with Liang He how to improve the psychological problems of brown bears.

"Well, on this point, I actually recommend everyone read a book..."

Liang He suddenly felt a little guilty, unsure if she would be ridiculed if she said the book title.