"African nomadic boy hunted a lion with a spear at the age of eleven and painted a totem on his face with the lion's blood. An Indian boy slapped a brown bear and used the bear's skin to show his fearlessness as an adult ritual.
These are real things that have happened, not fabrications. Human potential is much greater than you think.
We distract the bear first and then hunt it, no problem. If others can do it, so can I, and if others can do it, so can I!
Today, I will kill that beast."
Mu Jalun climbed up a hillside, panting. Under his disheveled face, his eyes were astonishingly bright.
Behind him were many spears, each one as thick as an adult's forearm and more than two meters long. It was hard to imagine what it would be like to have such a wooden spear pierced into a bear's body.
Not to mention normal use of such a spear, it is difficult to even swing it, but only in this way can it avoid breaking and giving the brown bear a fatal blow.
This is what a bear trap does. It lures a bear into a trap with sharp spears stuck at the bottom, and uses the bear's own weight to kill it.
The softest abdomen is exposed to a sharp weapon, and half a ton of body weight presses on it, making it impossible to recover. This is the best attack and the most effective attack.
Will it really work?
Will the brown bear come?
The water friends were worried and couldn't help but feel confused. After all, it was a brown bear, with a body length of two meters and three meters, and a height of more than three meters. It was as tall as two adults. It could crush anyone just by its weight.
Hunting such a giant creature with primitive weapons alone?
"The probability is very high." Bi Fang was very sure. From the brown bear's previous behavior, we knew that it was not afraid of humans.
"Most animals are relatively unfamiliar with human beings because we all live in cities and rarely appear in the wilderness.
At first, animals are wary, but if they have attacked a human once, they will know that humans can attack and are much easier to hunt than other animals."
"I highly doubt that this brown bear has attacked humans before, and it would only rush towards Gurbin when he saw them."
[By the way, why didn’t Fang Shen kill it directly?]
[Yeah, I feel like Mu Jialun can do it, Fang Shen should also be able to do it, right? 】
He knew that someone would ask this. Also facing the brown bear, he chose to retreat, while Mu Galen chose to hunt, which was a natural contrast.
"Any hunting is risky. Even if I want to kill the opponent, I have to be responsible for the contestants. I can't leave them to fight with the brown bear. Besides, I can't fight. I must at least prepare some traps, Mu Galen
This must be the same idea, you see..."
Following Bi Fang's guidance, the water friends once again focused their attention on Mu Jalun, who was on his way.
He rounded a hillside, and the huge brown bear appeared in front of everyone again.
At this time, the brown bear had finished eating and was lying on the deer carcass, soundly sleeping, without any worries about attracting other animals.
This is a very normal behavior. It is already a predator at the top of the food chain. It does not have to worry about attracting any animals, whether it is wolves or mountain lions.
Seeing this scene, Mu Jialun was even more furious, but he still remained calm and did not get carried away. Rushing forward now would be tantamount to suicide.
"Today the brown bear stole my prey and had a feast. Even if it smells blood, it is unlikely to pursue it, so I can set more traps and be ready to deal with it tomorrow."
Mu Jialun wiped the sweat from his forehead and climbed down the hillside.
He didn't know that this brown bear had attacked other contestants before and was highly aggressive towards humans. As long as it was hungry, it might rush over if it stood in front of it. But even if this didn't happen, the plan was still established.
Wait until early tomorrow morning, and the moose placed in the muddy water in the wild will most likely begin to rot. Now that fresh blood appears, will it still be obsessed with the moose?
In nature, no animal except humans eats regularly.
Governed by instinct, when a living body has a hunger reaction, it will want to eat, but wanting to eat and eating are two different things. Being hungry is one thing, and being full is another.
How wild animals eat depends on when food is available. The so-called meals appear based on demand. Brown bears can eat one meal to last for several days, or they can eat several meals a day, it all depends on the situation.
With strong confidence, Mu Jialun began to make a trap, made short spears, and tied them to a boulder...
The next day, when most of the players were still sleeping, Bi had to get up early and turn on the live broadcast.
【Morning!】
[Come, come, front row sofa, I’m number one!]
【third!】
[What time is it, Lao Fang? We all have lunch here (dog head)]
[Plus, I had hot pot for lunch today, spicy hotpot with tripe, goose intestines, snowflakes, beef, prawns, um, it was amazing, aren’t you envious? 】
[Wori, I had a box lunch for lunch. I’m feeling hungry. Can you be a human being?]
"So many people? Did you all stay up late? Oh, it must be afternoon in China, right?"
Bi Fangzheng was curious as to why there were so many people. He suddenly remembered that due to the time difference, it was afternoon in China and it was a relatively free time.
Without hesitation, the screen was switched directly to Mu Galen.
From yesterday's encounter with the bear to now, Mu Galen's scenes account for a full 80%. Of course, this is why the audience likes to watch him.
Bring nothing with you and use the most primitive method to hunt brown bears. Just the title can attract a large group of viewers, let alone the real live broadcast.
Audiences around the world are expecting miracles.
In the picture, Mu Galen woke up early. He was no longer in a hurry, but repeatedly checked whether there was any problem with his trap.
For three full hours yesterday, he had been setting up a trap, hoping it would work.
After ensuring that the mechanism was correct, Mu Jialun walked a few hundred meters and came to a fallen dead tree, where a small trap was set up.
"Ha, there is something gained."
Mu Galen excitedly walked to the cage, caught the squirrel out, then tore off a piece of clothing, pressed the squirrel on top, and hit it with a stone until it exploded bloody.
Red and white things splashed on the fabric, stained with thick blood, and a fishy smell spread out.
Stringing the blood-stained fabric on a wooden spear, Mugalen ran back all the way, then lit a fire and roasted the squirrel on the fire.
Then he stuck a wooden spear strung with fabric into the ground, and the smell of barbecue and blood floated far into the forest.
The grease dripped down the squirrel's small body and splashed onto the charcoal, making a sizzling sound. Within a few minutes, the aroma of cooked meat overflowed.
Mu Jialun took out the squirrel meat, blew on it a few times, and ate the whole squirrel without caring about burning his mouth. There were no bones left, but the fragrance lingered for a long time, which was enough.
After eating the roasted squirrel, he put out the fire, and then stood in the forest with a bloody wooden spear, trying to make the brown bear approach with confidence.
The blood stained the white cloth and hung on the spear head like a flag.
The forest was as quiet as death, and the sunlight shined through the tree canopy on the earth, glowing with a beautiful golden color. Mu Jalun stood in the morning mist, his heartbeat beating like a war drum, his pupils narrowed, and he scanned the surroundings warily.
The sound of trees snapping sounded, and the whole forest seemed to have just woken up from a nap. The sound was soft and fine, but powerful and unstoppable.