Feeding the melon-headed whales felt very rewarding, seeing them open their mouths to gulp down fish.
Especially these two melon-headed whales, which had been at death's door when they were first brought in, had regained their health through their rescue and meticulous care. It was truly comforting to see them enjoy their fish so enthusiastically!
The surrounding staff couldn't help but smile at the scene.
They let the melon-headed whales stay in the penguin enclosure for another day to observe their condition.
As the melon-headed whales' health improved, so did their resistance to humans.
When the animal keepers supported their bodies, trying to help them swim, the whales were not pleased, flapping their tails to resist the keepers.
Fang Ye couldn't help but think of the story Zoo Director Qi told about rescuing the snow leopard, Lingxue!