Wen Wanwan was eating comfortably, who would have thought that it would suddenly be dark in front of him, and Ouyang Zhi appeared in front of him with a little guy in his arms.

"No, I found a little thing that wasn't quite the same."

The line of sight was dark and bright, and Wen Wanwan also saw the little thing in Ouyang Zhi's arms clearly.

His whole body was covered in snow-white feathers, his big eyes were staring around with fear, and blood was still flowing from his wings and chest.

"What's the situation?"

"Rescued from a walrus's mouth, it's pretty good-looking, it should be a protected animal, right?"

Undoubtedly, the easiest way to judge whether an animal is protected is to look at its appearance.

The better it looks, the more precious it will be on the protection list.

"China's first-class protection, the world's endangered species, is indeed very precious."

Wen Wanwan also began to examine the little guy as he spoke, his wings were lacerated and needed to be stitched up, and two bones were broken in his chest, but it was lucky that it didn't hurt its internal organs.

"Give it to me, I'll take care of it."

"Good!"

Ouyang Zhi handed the little guy to Wen Wanwan, and then turned his head and continued to help the sailor carry the walrus to the cabin.

Wen Wanwan pointed the camera at the little thing in her arms, touched its feathers, and used her mental power to soothe it.

"This little guy has seen a very similar one in the live broadcast room before, I don't know if you still have an impression?"

Hyakuri Chihiro: [Wow, what a cute owl! 】

Human suffering: [What kind of luck is this, it can be saved if it is about to be eaten!] 】

Yamano Universe: [I should say the snow owl, I remember that guy is also snow-white!] 】

Wen Wanwan took saline to clean its wounds, and by the way, she popularized science for the audience in the live broadcast room.

"That's right, the one that looks like this guy is the snowy owl, but it's called the Arctic owl, and it's an owl unique to the Arctic."

The saline washed away part of the blood from the wound, and then Wen Wanwan took the hemostat and directly began to suture it on the spot.

Although he didn't have anesthetic, this little guy was very quiet, allowing Wen to treat his wound at night, and only twitched twice when he couldn't help it.

The areas that needed to be stitched were not serious, but they were all taken care of in a few minutes.

Then there is the broken sternum, which is also the most difficult place to deal with, and inexperienced veterinarians usually choose to do a thoracotomy to reduce the sternum.

But fortunately, Wen Wanwan is also a veteran soldier after all, and after a round of mental exploration, he quickly determined the general situation of the rupture of the sternum.

One hand controlled the arctic owl to prevent it from struggling, and the other hand fumbled with the sternum for a moment, then pushed with one hand, and the bone was completely reset with a click.

Holding the little guy again, Wen Wanwan turned out the gauze from the medicine box and began to wrap it around the guy.

After a hundred days of wounding muscles and bones, this little guy's wound is okay, and it can be healed by regular medication for up to a week after the sutures are over.

But if the sternum wants to heal, it will take a long time to heal slowly, at least more than a month if you take medicine on time.

Looking at the Arctic owl with half of his body entangled, Wen Wanwan also adjusted the camera and continued to popularize science for the audience in the live broadcast room.

"The Arctic owl looks much bigger than the average owl, and the one in my hand is actually not yet an adult."

"A true adult Arctic owl looks like an eagle and can exist as a predator in the Arctic."

"The Arctic owl is also known as the giant owl, and the Arctic hare, fish, and even the pups of the Arctic wolf have the potential to be its food."

"It is well known that owls habitually build their nests in trees, but the Arctic does not have such conditions."

"So in the evolution over the years, the Arctic owl was born with this white feather, and it can also hide itself well by placing its nest on the rocks."

With Wen Wanwan's popular science, the audience in the live broadcast room finally discovered the other side of this cute goods.

Underneath the seemingly cute appearance, it is indeed the arrogance that belongs to the top predator.

Wen Wanwan looked at the little guy who was quietly staying in her arms, and also turned out a piece of squid from the side, tore it into a pack and fed it slowly.

Watching the little guy bite in small bites, Wen Wanwan touched its feathers and quickly established a small spiritual power channel.

"Little one, what about your parents, what about the same kind?"

As a large beast, the Arctic Owl has a high IQ, and in the communication of the spiritual channel, it is easy to understand the meaning of Wen Wanwan.

"The temperature rises, there is not enough food, and they go ......"

It may be the first time that the little guy has come into contact with a human being, and even if he uses his mental power, it is still difficult to organize a complete paragraph.

But Wen Wanwan still understood its meaning through emotional changes.

Over the years, the temperature in the Arctic has risen slightly every year, and the rate of melting glaciers has accelerated every year.

Animal populations are also declining every year, making food increasingly scarce for predators such as Arctic owls.

In order to ensure that the cubs survive, the female will choose to leave and give up the area with plenty of food to the cubs.

The audience in the live broadcast room watched the little guy eating squid, and the love in his eyes couldn't be concealed at all.

Green Mandarin Qiqi: [Although it is a bird of prey, it is really beautiful! 】

A thought became a death: [Good, there is no need to prey in the future, we can rely on selling cute!] 】

Yamano Universe: [White and tender, I really want to hold it in my arms! ] 】

"Rest here when you're full, don't walk around!"

Pressing the head of this Arctic owl, Wen Wanwan also stretched, picked up her laptop and began to check the number of Arctic owls in China.

The results are very bleak, as a representative of the sprout, the current number of breeding in China is less than 100.

Most of them are scattered in various zoos, and there are no ready-made breeding bases.

Looking at the little guy who was working hard, Wen Wanwan scratched her hair in pain, and then clicked on a document that was about to be automatically cleaned up, and wrote a report.

Arctic owls, which contain fish in their diets, will certainly be affected by sewage in the future.

While this impact is certainly not as large as that of marine life, it can lead to further population declines.

Only when the number of dead numbers is enough for them to realize that the fish is no longer edible will they change their diet and remove the animals from the sea.

In the process, Wen expects the number of existing Arctic owls to decline by at least 40 percent.

At present, there are no ready-made breeding bases in China, and even the papers on them are pitiful, which means that if you want to carry out conservation breeding in China, everything has to start from scratch. (End of chapter)