Cold Tofu Jelly

After successfully graduating with a master's degree and passing the civil service exam, Chen Ying returns to his hometown's Forestry Bureau to become a wildlife rescuer.

He thought his daily work would just involve saving animals and petting all sorts of furry creatures, but ever since he saved a leopard and her two cubs, his life has become incredibly busy.

No one told him that the leopard's best friend was a giant panda!

And that giant panda was pregnant with twins and couldn't eat bamboo because of inflamed gums.

Chen Ying had to call a dentist in the middle of the night to help the pregnant panda with dental fillings and cleaning, also providing a prenatal examination.

After that day, word spread among the animals in the mountains that a bipedal vet had arrived who could solve all kinds of ailments!

Hold on, being single isn't a sickness and can't be cured!

What's that, you wish to arrange a meeting with domesticated animals to fix your single status? Well, that might be worth considering.

Unbeknownst to Chen Ying, the animal community throughout the country came to know that the bipedal vet from the Apmu Township rescue station could help solve the problem of being single.

Seriously, can't we keep this on the down-low? He's a vet, not a matchmaker!

Forest Ranger, starting from Picking Up a Lynx Girl

Jiamu Gully and two neighboring protection zones are home to a significant number of falcons, particularly the Falco peregrinus and the falcon.


From April to June is the egg-hatching season for these raptors, and during this period, both male and female falcons become more ferocious than usual and seize every opportunity to stockpile food.


Although crows are not their favorite dish, the falcons are not picky about the taste when food is scarce.


There are also golden eagles, one of the crows' natural enemies.


In the video that Professor Song showed him, in addition to raptors pecking at crows, there were many felines coordinating attacks, clearly indicative of organized behavior.


That flock of crows was ultimately driven away by the members of the feline family and the eagles.


Some flew to lower altitudes, closer to human habitation, while others settled in the sparse forest area on the other side of the river.


Chapter 366: How about giving it a cub?