"Hahaha, looks like this guy can't fart anymore."

Whether it is a skunk or a tiger weasel, they have the same ability, which is to drive away the enemy by releasing pungent smells.

This smell is very unpleasant to many animals, so they usually choose to avoid the source of these smells.

However, like snake venom, these scents come in limited quantities, and once a skunk or mongoose has released them all, it won't be able to release them again for a while even if it wants to.

So the situation of this tiger weasel is now very embarrassing.

It had relied on this scent to protect itself, but now it was in trouble because it couldn't release it.

This situation is a bit like a snake without fangs. A snake without fangs is definitely at the mercy of others.

Su Ran couldn't help but say, "For this tiger weasel, without its weapon, it becomes helpless and vulnerable. It may feel scared and uneasy."

"Because it is no longer able to use its strongest defenses to protect itself, it may become more vigilant and alert, trying to find other ways to protect itself from potential threats."

Fortunately, it met Su Ran. If it had met other natural enemies in the wild, this state of losing its "weapons" would also give other animals opportunities.

Animals that might otherwise be intimidated by the smell of a mongoose may become more emboldened to approach it.

Because this is a rare opportunity to capture this helpless tiger meerkat.

So for this meerkat, it needs to find other ways to protect itself as soon as possible.

But now that he has fallen into Su Ran's hands, there is no way he can escape even if he wants to.

Seeing its frightened look, Su Ran could only comfort it, "Okay, don't be afraid, I won't hurt you."

Su Ran pushed all the barbecue in front of it and then put it on the ground.

Originally, after gaining its freedom, the tiger weasel should have run away immediately.

But when he saw so much food in front of him, he suddenly lost the thought of running away.

Instead, he approached the plate of barbecue tentatively, wanting to take it for himself.

But then again, considering that there is a two-legged beast next to me, what if it suddenly attacks me while I am eating?

As a purely wild animal, the meerkat is obviously very timid at this moment.

Su Ran also noticed it, so he took Chen Sisi and pushed her several meters away.

The weasel widened its eyes, unable to believe that this two-legged creature would actually leave on its own initiative.

do not care!
Since everyone has left, there is no need for me to be so cautious.

It quickly cleaned up all the barbecue in front of Su Ran.

The audience thought it was too greedy.

"Can it finish all this barbecue?"

"That's right. He has two pieces in his mouth and one in his hand. Are you planning to take them back for the New Year?"

However, Su Ran was not surprised at this moment.

He originally thought that as long as he caught the thief, he could easily solve the problem, but now it seems that things are not that simple.

He began to re-examine the tiger weasel, and he noticed that the tiger weasel's eyes were full of firmness and determination, as if it had some unshakable belief. This made Su Ran feel a little respect for it.

He began to speak to the tiger weasel in a gentle tone: "I know you may not want to steal my food. Maybe you have your own difficulties."

"Don't worry, you can just take these foods away."

After hearing Su Ran's words, the tiger weasel's ferocious expression eased a little.

It seemed to be thinking about something, and then slowly approached Su Ran. Its eyes were full of vigilance, but also revealed a hint of expectation.

Su Ran continued, "I know you may not trust me, but I really just want to help you." The weasel finally let down his guard, pointed at the barbecue, and then shook his head.

Chen Sisi frowned, obviously she didn't understand what this meant.

But Su Ran saw through it early on. He smiled and said, "You mean these foods are not enough? Don't worry, I still have more."

Su Ran took out three skinned sea otters from the refrigerator and placed them in front of the weasel.

The little guy's eyes lit up instantly when he saw so much food.

"I'll give you all of these, but it looks like you can't take them all back by yourself."

"Let me help you."

Su Ran packed up her things and prepared to go out.

The weasel didn't expect that this two-legged beast would be so nice, and he couldn't help but feel grateful.

It was originally just looking for food out of instinct, but unexpectedly met such a kind human being.

Su Ran knew that it was winter now and many animals would have very limited means of obtaining food.

He understood the tiger meerkat's plight and felt its motherly love.

Su Ran decided to help the tiger weasel.

After he followed the meerkat for a distance, he began to observe the surrounding environment, looking for possible food sources.

He knew that during the cold winter, many animals would hibernate or migrate, making food even scarcer.

However, he also learned that some animals become more active during this season, such as squirrels and birds.

Su Ran decided to use his knowledge and skills to help the tiger weasel.

He began looking for squirrel nests and bird habitats in the snow.

He knew these animals stored food for emergencies, which was exactly what the mongoose needed.

After some effort, Su Ran finally found a squirrel's nest.

He approached carefully so as not to disturb the small animals inside.

He dug carefully into the snow with his gloves, hoping to find some nuts or seeds.

After a while of hard work, he finally found some pine cones and nuts.

Su Ran put the food in a bag and returned to the mongoose. He gently placed the food in front of the mongoose, hoping that it would accept the gift. The mongoose hesitated for a moment, but finally accepted Su Ran's kindness.

It gently picked up the food with its paws and then began to enjoy it.

Although it is a carnivore, the mongoose did not refuse these foods that could fill its stomach.

"Now you have learned it, if you are out of food in the future, you can go and borrow some from them."

Soon, Su Ran followed the tiger weasel to a nest.

It was an ordinary cave entrance, but a baby meerkat was hidden inside. Just as the meerkat was carrying food into the cave, Su Ran put the camera inside.

Just when the audience thought they were about to see the cute little meerkats, they unexpectedly saw two old meerkats curled up together, staring at the camera with a little fear.

For a moment, the audience was surprised.

"It's not a little tiger weasel."

"So, the real little tiger meerkat is the tiger meerkat itself? It turns out that it went to find food for its parents."

"This is truly a filial son." (End of this chapter)