Chapter 1508: Chapter 1383: Zoo Chitchat
A pot of carrots can attract such a scene, who wouldn’t want to feed these red pandas?
Several people quickly found the staff nearby, but they just focused on urging the visitors amidst the chaotic scuffle of the red pandas:
“Please don’t make loud noises, the red pandas are very sensitive!”
“Please cooperate, no flash photography…”
“Feeding is not allowed now; they’re too busy fighting to eat…”
“Sorry, sorry…”
He was whispering to them, while the tourists leaned against the wall, amused as they watched the chaos below, remarking: “Right now, there’s no panda paying us any mind!”
Previously, whenever a breeder walked by, they would get scared stiff. Now, look, with so many people watching from the walls, these pandas fighting and eating below don’t care a bit.
Qiaoqiao silently watched, feeling a bit sorry: “Ju Zi hasn’t eaten a full piece yet…”
“Exactly.” The girl next to her sympathized: “At the very beginning, it ate 3/4 of a piece, the rest were all involved in the fight.”
“I saw online that only two or three of the Mountain City Zoo’s red pandas are brave enough to co out for a stroll. Now, we get to see them all at once…”
They took hundreds of photos, and so of them are amazing shots! Posting these online would make so many people envious!
The group left satisfied, and Ju Zi finally erged victorious from the battle. But when it turned back to the pot, it found nothing but scattered leaves and not a single shred of carrot remained.
All the carrot tops and leaves have been eaten up!
Ju Zi stood there dazed and let out an angry yell: “Chirp—”
Qiaoqiao sighed quietly, casting a reproachful glance at the distant staff: “Doesn’t its dad teach it? Little ones shouldn’t fight.”
“Besides, it didn’t win the fight, didn’t eat anything either—it’s not as smart as Liubao.”
Liubao knows to sneak and eat chestnuts first.
After thinking for a while, Qiaoqiao, feeling sorry, pulled out a cabbage from his backpack, plucked off the outer dry yellow leaves, and gently waved the fresh leaf towards Ju Zi below.
Ju Zi’s fluffy chubby tail instantly straightened, then it adeptly climbed over from a nearby trunk, swaying its hips, moving nimbly and quickly along the wall.
Then, it grabbed the cabbage leaf Qiaoqiao had placed there—although it didn’t munch like a carrot, it was still very crispy and juicy.
Most importantly—it got to eat!
At this mont, Ju Zi imrsed itself in bliss, not even noticing when Song Tan and Qiaoqiao quietly left.
…
Outside the pavilion, the girl beside them complained: “Oh dear! We’ve been stuck by the red pandas for over half an hour! So many pavilions left to explore…”
Yet, Lun Chuan comforted Qiaoqiao: “No worries, take your ti to observe their temperants and habits. If we can’t finish today, we can co back tomorrow.”
In contrast, the girl next to them was almost tearful with envy: University students have it tough! They still have classes to attend!
But, regardless, seeing how all the new friends’ animal feeding plans worked, they had to stay close!
And Qiaoqiao didn’t let them down, holding a large cabbage, feeding giraffes, alpacas, cals… along the way.
Once, while crossing the bridge, they couldn’t find a proper spot, and when the giraffe stretched its head over, it was at the wrong angle. To get a bite of the leaf, it awkwardly splayed its legs, barely managing to take a bite!
The alpaca wasn’t in a good mood today, spitting at everyone, right until Qiaoqiao showed up with the cabbage… normally, the zoo would charge for photos, but because of the spitting, they hadn’t made any earnings for half a day.
Now look, in their hands, it’s as obedient as a lamb, savoring every bite of the cabbage…
Tsk.
Anyway, after visiting 4 more pavilions, it was already noon.
The girls had co prepared, and now they quickly occupied a spot in the resting area with their bread, boiled eggs, and instant noodles, tapping on the seats to invite Qiaoqiao and the others:
“Hurry, let’s squeeze in together!”
These skills were honed by fighting for classes and spots in the canteen. Otherwise, with so many people around the park, with scarce seating in the resting areas, there’s no way this leisurely group of three siblings would find a spot!
Song Tan looked around, realizing everywhere was packed, leaving no room to step, with many still waiting in bewildernt, so he pulled Lun Chuan over to join them.
anwhile, Qiaoqiao patted his backpack: “The staff at the service station said we can use their microwave. Sister, wait for ! I’ll be right back!”
Then looking at the three new friends, skilled in tearing open seasoning packs, he hesitated: “Can you wait a bit before eating? I brought so dishes, you can have so later.”
“Of course!”
Though the girls’ lineup of instant noodles, sausages, and boiled eggs was complete, they wouldn’t reject the good intentions of a new friend. Right away, they covered their opened instant noodles:
“We’ll wait for you!”
Once Qiaoqiao left, five squeezed together at the table, Lun Chuan took off his mask and asked Song Tan: “Want so water?”
In his backpack, there was a large water bottle, the tea inside lightly brewed, not too bland or too long-brewed to beco overly strong.
Then he looked at the three girls: “Do you have cups? Let
pour so for you.”
“Ah, eh?”
They snapped back to reality, unable to resist sneaking glances, blushing as they took out their cups while Lun Chuan poured the water, they curiously asked: “Are you really not celebrities?”
“Great genes run in the family!”
“Miss, what skincare products do you usually use?”
With their frugal student cups not being small, filling three cups seven-tenths full was enough to empty the water bottle. When Lun Chuan saw a nearby Main, he told Song Tan before heading over.
Here, without the presence of a guy, the girls imdiately felt at ease and turned to Song Tan: “Sister, isn’t bringing dishes with you inconvenient? If the zoo offered hot als, we would have bought so.”
“It’s okay.” Song Tan had been a student before, though the mory wasn’t deep, having only been out of poverty for a year. She sighed: “The food here is just too expensive!”
She hit the nail on the head!
Isn’t it just too expensive!
“I was just about to find a milk tea shop to rest, but a glass of orange juice costs 48!”
“Did you see the restaurant combos, the minimum for one person is 88… complaints online even say it’s tasteless, might as well go to Changleju for that price.”
“By the way, sister, since you also ca from out of town, did you get a package at Changleju?”
Song Tan thought about tonight’s dinner plan and nodded: “Yes, we did.”
“Did you guys get one too?”
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