Tiger, I rejected the iron rice bowl.

While wandering around in the mountains, Wang Yu wandered out of the village.

Seeing the elderly people working in the fields, Wang Yu greeted them cheerfully, "Good afternoon! Have you eaten yet?"

Hearing the tiger's roar, the old man trembled, looked up and found Wang Yuyu standing in the woods, gave a stiff smile, and said, "A secure job!"

"Awoo~ It's me, don't be afraid, I don't eat people!" Wang Yuyu nodded. Seeing that the old man was very afraid of him, he didn't dare to linger and walked away.

The old man watched Wang Yuyu walk away until he was out of sight, then shakily took out his phone and notified the villagers that the tiger had come down the mountain.

Then he picked up his hoe and hurried back to the village.

That speed was not like that of an elderly person.

Wang Yuyu was unaware of these things, and even if she had, she would only be happy.

No one is blocking his way; he can go wherever he wants.

Wang Yu walked unimpeded to the small river beside the village. Seeing three children playing in the water, his smile vanished, and he let out a stern growl: "Awooo!"

Hearing the tiger's roar, the three children turned around and saw a large tiger. They were so frightened that they screamed and ran back to the village.

"Ah... a tiger, there's a tiger..."

"Mommy, Mommy, where are you? There's a tiger..."

"Help! There's a tiger!"

"..."

Wang Yu looked at the three children, her body shaking with laughter.

"You're playing in the river, aren't you afraid of falling in and drowning...?"

"You parents are really irresponsible. It's too late to regret it after something happens..."

"Luckily, you've run into me, a kind-hearted tiger. I'll reluctantly help you out..."

Actually, the water in the stream was barely ankle-deep; how could anyone drown?

It's entirely because Wang Yuyu felt resentful when she saw the child.

Why can they play by the water, but I couldn't when I was a kid?

Wang Yu stepped into the water, feeling the cool river water washing over her paws. She immediately closed her eyes comfortably, looking completely relaxed.

As the temperature gradually rose, Wang Yuyu, wearing a thick fur coat, became increasingly uncomfortable.

But he still enjoys sunbathing.

The sunshine feels so good on my skin.

Walking downstream along the stream, Wang Yuyu found a pool of water and immediately immersed herself in it, ready to take a good bath.

Before he had been bathing for long, Wang Yuyu noticed several villagers looking at him furtively, which immediately killed his interest in taking a bath.

Wang Yu knew he should leave; if he didn't, he would be surrounded by the police soon.

"Ugh, this is so hard for me..."

"Tang Li is so nice, she's not afraid of me at all..."

Wang Yu soaked for a while longer, then, feeling that it was about time, shook off the water and quickly disappeared into the mountains.

Meanwhile, the three young people who were searching for the treasure also safely descended the mountain, following the footprints left by Wang Yuyu.

Then he got into the car and left the village without looking back, vowing never to come back again.

That tiger was so big, it was fucking terrifying.

In other words, those three aren't fans of Wang Yuyu; they're truly unaware of their good fortune!

If it were a fan, they might not be able to get down the tree and would have to call the police for help; that would be Wang Yuyu's situation.

A tiger climbing a tree—what a strange thing!

While Wang Yuyu was strolling in the mountains, his concubine was preparing to raid a bear's den.

After killing the invading black bear, the damsel and the wolf pack took the opportunity to divide up the black bear's territory, expanding their own territory considerably.

This time, while patrolling her new territory, the concubine discovered a tree hole in which a family of black bears lived.

Under the bright sunshine, a family of black bears was sleeping peacefully in their tree hollow, completely unaware that a Siberian tiger had appeared outside their den.

The concubine was also very excited to have spotted her prey so close at hand.

First, they quietly approached the tree hole and circled the tree. They didn't find any other entrances or exits, only a small hole at the base of the tree.

But with such a small opening, only cubs could crawl out; adult bears definitely couldn't.

The concubine arrived at the entrance of the tree hole, stood up, and peeked inside.

Sure enough, there was something good hidden inside: a mother bear with two cubs.

But her action also woke up the sleeping mother bear.

Their eyes met, and the mother bear instantly brandished her claws to drive away the intruder, then let out a threatening roar.

The little wife shrank back, dodging several attacks from the mother bear.

The tree hole was just the right size, barely big enough for the mother bear to squeeze in, but not for her slightly larger mate.

This provided perfect shelter for the black bear family in the tree hollow.

Even so, the concubine refused to give up and stood outside the cave entrance, looking for an opportunity to raid the bear's den.

The mother bear inside the tree hole had now stood up, blocking the entrance and confronting her mate.

There is no doubt that the mother bear was in a favorable position.

After observing for a while, the concubine realized she had no chance of success and left dejectedly.

However, the young wife still remembered this new neighbor and made up her mind that she would definitely raid this bear den and kill the two bear cubs when she had the chance.

When a tiger and a bear meet, they don't necessarily have to fight to the death.

All large carnivores, like all others, assess the risks of hunting.

In the animal world, it's normal to choose to leave when faced with fierce resistance during a test, or when the strength is evenly matched.

Since we are all living beings with flesh and blood, there is no need for a fight to the death.

It's like how no one would normally want to fight a dog just to get a meal of meat.

But when in dire straits and without food, let alone a dog, even the strongest opponent will be killed.

Now that winter is over and food is plentiful, the little mate has enough to eat, so naturally she won't fight with the mother bear.

Her main objective was to ambush the two bear cubs.

If left unchecked, these two bear cubs will become a threat to her territory once they grow up.

Other predators would make the same choice if they encountered a tiger cub.

If you can't beat the big ones, can't you at least kill the small ones?

After his concubine left, a long time passed before the mother bear emerged from the tree hole and circled around.

After finding no other danger, she returned to the tree hollow and let her two cubs out to play.

The bear cub crawled out of the small hole at the tree root, circled around its mother, and climbed all over her.

But after playing for a while, the mother bear seemed a little uneasy and carried the two cubs back into the tree hole.

Every now and then, the mother bear would let her two cubs out for some fresh air, while she would watch from the entrance of the den. If she spotted any danger, she would immediately carry the two cubs back to the den.

But taking care of two energetic babies all day long left her very tired, and sometimes she would fall asleep without realizing it while looking at them.

For the mother bear, this period was the most agonizing time of her life.

Of course, for Siberian tigers, the period from the birth of their cubs to when they are able to protect themselves is also the most agonizing time.