Tiger, I rejected the iron rice bowl.

After resting for more than an hour, Wang Yuyu took Tiger Mom and the two little ones to the tap and taught them how to turn the tap on and off to get water.

This area is close to human activity, so it's inevitable to encounter human facilities!

Learning these skills will allow you to handle situations calmly and confidently when entering villages in the future, rather than being caught off guard.

Then he taught them how to tell if someone was in the room: look for lights in the windows, listen for any noises inside, and smell for any human presence in the air!

They were also taught to identify which human-owned objects were threatening and to stay away from them, never approaching them lightly.

Tiger Mom studied very diligently. Wang Yuyu demonstrated once, and she imitated it once. She was clearly an obedient "good student".

The two little ones, however, had little patience. They ran around Wang Yuyu and Tiger Mom, occasionally poking at the faucet with their paws and chattering away. It's hard to say how much they actually learned.

After the lesson, Wang Yuyu and Tiger Mom took the two little ones to the inlet of the fishpond, by a small stream!

Now that we're here, we should teach the little ones how to catch fish, as this is an essential skill for their future survival.

Tiger Mom first demonstrated by gently stepping into the water and standing there quietly, waiting for the fish to swim over!

Seizing the opportunity, he suddenly slapped down and stunned the fish.

Then, she had the two little guys stand in waist-deep water and, imitating her, raise their right claws and patiently wait for the fish to swim over.

Seeing the two little ones' serious expressions, Wang Yuyu and Tiger Mom exchanged a glance, their eyes filled with relief.

Afterwards, Wang Yuyu and Tiger Mom went their separate ways.

Tiger Mom found a suitable spot nearby and started catching fish while keeping a close eye on the two little ones, afraid that they might encounter danger.

Wang Yu walked further away, looking for a place where the fish were denser and easier to catch, intending to catch a few more to replenish the family's energy.

An hour later, Wang Yuyu and Tiger Mom met up. The two tigers had caught a total of twelve large fish, each weighing three or four pounds.

The two little guys, still empty-handed, stood in the water, crying out in frustration, occasionally slapping the surface with their paws, as if complaining that the fish were too cunning.

These twelve fish, though not many, and not enough for the family of four to enjoy to their heart's content, were not hungry at the moment. They would just eat a few to replenish their energy, and once they had rested enough, they would continue their journey to patrol Tiger Mom's territory!

After finishing his meal and sleeping for more than three hours in the courtyard, Wang Yuyu finally stood up, gave a low growl to Tiger Mom and the two little ones, and signaled that it was time to leave.

The family of four walked along the cement road and gradually disappeared into the darkness of the night.

The next morning, Li Wenshi, the fishpond owner who was working away from home, received a surveillance alarm and discovered that four Siberian tigers had appeared in his fishpond. The camera had even been destroyed by the tigers. He was immediately worried and quickly called the village chief to ask him to come and check on the fishpond.

Upon hearing that four tigers had been spotted around the village, the village chief immediately gathered more than a dozen villagers and rushed to the fishpond.

"Village chief, you said four tigers appeared here last night? Is that true?"

Along the way, villager Li Erzhu, carrying a hoe, asked with a puzzled look, "Although this area is next to a nature reserve, we usually only see wild rabbits and pheasants, but we've never heard of tigers coming down the mountain!"

The village chief frowned, his tone grave: "It's true. I checked the surveillance footage; there were indeed four tigers, two large and two cubs!"

"Let's be careful, travel in groups, and not go alone. That way, if anything happens, we can look out for each other!"

The other three villagers in the car nodded in agreement, all looking wary and gripping their farm tools tightly!

He kept glancing at the woods by the roadside, as if afraid a tiger might suddenly leap out.

The cars were moving very fast, and soon the bungalows next to the fishpond came into view in the distance.

When they got out of the car and arrived in front of the house, the scene in the courtyard stunned them instantly!

The faucet by the wall was still dripping slightly, and the floor was covered with wet watermarks.

Under the eaves, the surveillance camera that was once working perfectly is now just a few thin wires hanging down, swaying helplessly.

In the courtyard, there were still many fish scales and bones scattered around, as well as several huge tiger claw prints.

"My goodness! Such a huge tiger claw mark!"

Li Erzhu pointed at the muddy paw prints on the cement floor, his eyes wide, his voice trembling slightly, "I've lived this long, and this is the first time I've ever seen anything like it!"

The others nodded in agreement and crowded around, scrutinizing the claw marks with even greater wariness on their faces.

The village chief crouched down and carefully examined the messy tiger paw prints on the ground: "Judging from the shape and size of these paw prints, they belong to two adult Siberian tigers, with two cubs!"

"Look at this smaller paw print, it must be a tiger cub's!"

The villagers looked around nervously, instinctively gripping their tools. "My God, how could there be a Siberian tiger near our village? And with cubs?"

"Don't panic, don't panic!"

The village chief stood up, calmly waved his hand, and glanced at the marks in the courtyard. "Look, these watermarks are almost completely dry, which means they must have been gone a long time ago!"

"I guess they just rested here for a bit and caught some fish in the pond."

A villager walked to the tap, turned it on, and water flowed out immediately. He said in bewilderment, "This tap still works! Judging by the marks, they seem to have been showering here. These tigers are incredibly intelligent!"

"Even being human-like isn't enough!"

Li Erzhu looked worried. "Siberian tigers are ferocious beasts. If they come back or run into the village, our cattle, sheep, and even people will be in danger!"

These words resonated with everyone, and they all nodded, their faces showing concern.

After a moment of contemplation, the village chief said, "Let's take pictures of the situation here first, then quickly call the nature reserve and contact the police to ask them to send someone over to take a look and think of a solution."

"Also, when we get back, we need to remind our families to avoid coming here too often, especially at night, and not to go out alone. They should also keep a close eye on the cattle and sheep."

The crowd echoed each other's sentiments. Some took out their phones and took pictures of the claw marks, the broken camera, and the scattered fish scales in the courtyard. Others carefully checked the area around the bungalow to see if there were any other abnormalities.

Li Erzhu walked to the eaves, looked up at the swaying security camera, and couldn't help but mutter, "This camera was probably broken by a tiger. Judging by the height, it was really something!"

The village chief looked out over the mountains and sighed, his tone complex: "It seems there really are more and more tigers in these mountains."

"But that's good, it means our ecological environment is improving! The number of Siberian tigers is increasing!"