The bankrupt zoo was saved entirely by the parrots' foul mouths.

Both sides issued the order at almost the same time.

Although everyone was nervous, they were also very curious.

It's incomprehensible why Ah-Qiang, who has been so docile the whole way, even avoiding humans and as timid as a groundhog, would suddenly adopt an aggressive posture.

At that moment, a series of untimely voices suddenly reached everyone's ears.

"Cluck cluck..."

"Cluck cluck...cluck cluck..."

Following the faint sound, they discovered that several domestic hens had suddenly appeared in the area.

The target of Ah Qiang's sudden hunting behavior was naturally this group of hens.

"Captain, what's this?"

The young policeman, holding a tranquilizer gun, looked conflicted, unsure of what to do.

So he quickly turned to look at the captain beside him.

The captain hesitated for only two seconds before patting the young man on the shoulder:

"Put it down and let A-Qiang hunt. He's probably a little hungry because he hasn't eaten enough."

"Let's observe the hunting techniques of wild South China tigers and see if A-Qiang is suitable for survival in the wild."

"As for the villagers' chickens, we'll compensate them out of our own pockets. It's just a few chickens, how much could they be worth?"

While the police on both sides were still exchanging words, Ah Qiang had already begun his attack on his prey.

After all, he was a tiger raised in the wild. In terms of agility, A-Qiang was quite strong, and his explosive sprinting power was terrifying.

In the blink of an eye, they had darted dozens of meters away.

However, perhaps due to the long journey and physical exhaustion, A-Qiang's speed soon slowed down.

Moreover, because the distance between him and his prey was quite far, Ah Qiang launched an attack prematurely, alerting the prey.

Before he could even get close to the flock of hens, he was spotted, and the flock immediately scattered and fled, greatly increasing the difficulty of Ah Qiang's hunt.

This scene was clearly recorded by cameras from both sides of the police force.

It must be said that, in terms of physical condition, Ah Qiang is absolutely fine and still possesses the terrifying strength of the King of Beasts.

However, in terms of skill, Ah-Qiang's hunting ability is quite disappointing.

Normally, in everyone's memory of watching so many documentaries and films,

Although tigers are powerful, they are not simple-minded animals with strong limbs.

Wild tigers typically possess excellent hunting skills.

Just like Ah Qiang's hunting expedition.

Normally, it should first lower its body and slowly approach from the shadows.

Or rather, they remain motionless, waiting for unsuspecting prey to approach.

Then, after entering the sprint range, launch a sudden attack.

Ah Qiang's attack was technically terrible.

Of course, the prey was just a few domesticated poultry, so hunting was still not difficult for A-Qiang.

Even though he startled the hens and they scattered, Ah-Qiang still easily caught one of them thanks to his speed.

At this moment, A-Qiang revealed his true colors, biting the hen he had just caught tightly in his mouth.

The hen struggled a couple of times, then lay still.

Only at this moment did the police officers watching the scene finally realize that Ah Qiang was still a tiger, not some pet.

In terms of aggression, A-Qiang does have some, but for some reason, he has a natural tendency to be timid towards humans.

However, the police officers were not afraid; on the contrary, most of the young officers were excited.

They seemed quite interested in Ah Qiang's successful hunt.

"Hahaha! It worked! Qiang, you're awesome!"

"But seriously, what's wrong with him? Catching a little hen almost killed him!"

"With this skill level, Ah-Qiang will starve to death sooner or later if he continues to live in the mountains! I don't know what those animal protection experts are thinking."

"They went to the zoo because they were injured in a fight, which means they had some difficulty surviving in the wild. And then they sent them back? Isn't that just asking for trouble?"

"Ugh! Those animal protection association people are like that sometimes. I wonder if you've ever heard the story of the albino brown bear?"

"What albino brown bear?"

"There was a brown bear abroad that had albino fur, and its entire body turned white. A group of experts said it was a polar bear, and they actually sent it to the Arctic..."

"They were freezing, they almost froze to death in the Arctic."

Fortunately, a group of volunteers found this poor creature in the Arctic, then discovered that it was not a polar bear, so they returned it to the forest.

"Just when everyone thought the matter was over, a bunch of nosy guys showed up, mistaking it for a polar bear, and this time they sent it to the polar bear enclosure..."

"In temperatures tens of degrees below zero, they were shivering from the cold, suffering terribly..."

"Hahahaha! I can't hold it in anymore, how could there be such an unlucky brown bear?"

"The Backkom cartoons are based on it, right?"

"That's so pitiful, hahaha! Those experts were just making trouble out of nothing!"

"Honestly, it's absurd that experts can't even distinguish between brown bears and polar bears. How did they even infiltrate the organization?"

"Hey? Why doesn't Qiang eat the prey he went through so much trouble to catch?"

Just as a group of young police officers were discussing the matter with great enthusiasm, one of them suddenly realized something and couldn't help but shout out in surprise.

Following the direction the young man pointed, the other police officers then discovered it.

Having just caught his prey, A-Qiang did not enjoy the meal. Instead, with the little hen in his mouth, he happily continued on his way, heading towards the jurisdiction of Zizhou City.

Even now, Ah Qiang was walking with a slight hop, clearly in a very good mood.

This scene truly entered a blind spot for these police officers; they had no idea what Ah Qiang meant by it.

"Is Ah-Qiang planning to save it for when he gets hungry on the road?"

"After all, wild animals don't always know where their next meal will come from, so this is a way of preparing for the worst, waiting until they are extremely hungry before eating."

After thinking for a while, a junior police officer scratched his head and then shared his guess.

But as soon as he said this, he was refuted by his colleague:

"Are you kidding me? Haven't you ever watched Animal World?"

"When wild animals catch their prey, they want to stuff it into their stomachs in a second, for fear that other predators will come out and compete for it. After all, what you eat is what you keep."

"I've never seen a wild predator keep its prey after catching it. How did you come up with that answer?"

Upon hearing his colleague's rebuttal, the other police officers nodded in agreement.

Compared to the former, people are more willing to believe the latter; clearly, what the guy said makes more sense.

However, this has once again puzzled everyone, who are wondering what Ah Qiang's intentions are.

It's not worth the trouble to not eat the prey that you finally caught.

However, a weak voice suddenly rang out from the crowd:

"Hey, what do you guys say...?"

"Could it be that Ah-Qiang is planning to take this chicken back to the zoo as a gift for Fatty to eat?"