Five hundred and fiftieth chapters beating blood pool
In the quiet forest, the eyes are full of green color.
The air was so dull and humid that it seemed that what was being breathed into the lungs was not gas but boiling water.
Too hot and too humid.
The vast monsoon from the Western Pacific brings massive amounts of water vapor from the ocean to the land, washing the forests over and over again.
The tens of millions of tons of Tsushima Warm Current forms a huge python in the depths of the ocean, rushing northward in a mighty manner. It separates from the Kuroshio Current, passes through the Shiochen Strait, and then merges into the Sea of Japan, where it merges with the dormant waters.
The cold pythons in the Sea of Japan strangled together and raised a thick fog.
The intersection of the monsoon and the cold and warm currents causes massive amounts of water vapor to accumulate on Japan's Honshu Island, raising the humidity in the air to the highest level.
The four seasons are always distinct here, and rainfall is always abundant. Even if all the trees are cut down, in less than ten years, a lush grove will grow on this land again.
The white undershirt was unclear whether it was soaked with sweat or humid air. It clung tightly to the distinct muscles, revealing the animal tooth necklace under the clothes.
Bi Fang crouched behind a fir tree, breathing the damp and dull air. He was about to go hunting and adjusted his body to the best condition.
Like a tiger coordinating every muscle in its body before it pounces, he stared at the prey in front of him.
The audience held their breath. They had watched Bifang Hunting countless times, but they still never tire of it.
So cool!
Every time, that combination of power and skill can be called a textbook hunting, perfect, powerful, and full of human wisdom.
Someone once edited all of Bifang's battle scenes together, played them alongside all the cat hunts, and paired them with exciting music. In less than a day, it firmly occupied the top of the list of views on Island B that day.
Thick, mossy tree roots are exposed in the air. They climb out of the dark brown soil and absorb the moisture in the air.
In the short bushes, a maroon-red deer with white spots all over its body was eating grass leaves.
The tall and long antlers show that this is an adult male sika deer, which is very beautiful.
The skeleton of the antlers is curved to both sides, forming a semi-arch shape, with the eyebrow cross braced across the front and slightly curved inward, like a rounded branch.
Bi Fang counted and found that there were four branches in the corner, and couldn't help but feel a little regretful.
It is difficult to see a sika deer with full antlers in the zoo, because every mid-April, the old antlers of the sika deer will fall off and new ones will form.
The new horns are relatively fragile and have not yet ossified. There is a layer of dark red velvet on the outside. The blood vessels in the subcutaneous tissue drain very slowly. This is the well-known deer antler.
By August, the velvet antlers will gradually become bones, and the outer velvet skin will gradually fall off, and the deer's antlers will become hard and smooth. When the next spring, the antlers will fall off automatically and new velvet antlers will grow back.
The young male deer takes its velvet around mid-June in the first year.
Adult male deer that are two years old or older need to wait until the antler has grown into two bars, the top is concave and the third fork has not yet grown. The antler at this time is of good quality and high value.
Generally speaking, the first crop is taken in late June and the second crop is taken in late August.
It's mid-July right now, neither up nor down, just stuck in the middle, with nothing but meat to eat.
Holding the spear in his hand tightly, Bi Fang felt the ground, stood up from behind the fir tree, and approached a little bit. This time the speed was slower, so slow that he could hardly tell that he was moving.
The average time spent per step is approximately one minute.
This is a great test for physical strength, endurance, and patience, because the muscles are tense when moving slowly, which consumes a lot of energy.
Bi Fang placed his hands in front of him, breaking away from the familiar human image as much as possible, so that he could hold the weapon better and help him lift his legs. The difference in image would not easily arouse the alertness of the prey.
When an object with an unfamiliar appearance appears, the first reaction of an animal is curiosity, rather than running away like when it sees a human being.
The leaves rustled in the wind, covering up the slight sound Bifang made when he moved.
The sika deer has a very alert personality. The deer in front of us may be a bit clumsy, but this does not affect its characteristics of agile movements, well-developed hearing, keen sense of smell, and weak eyesight.
It has thin hands and hooves, fast speed, and strong jumping ability. It is especially good at climbing steep slopes. It can make continuous long-span jumps quickly and agilely. Bi Fang must spot the opportunity to kill him with one blow.
More than ten minutes passed, and the slow-moving Bi Fang finally got within 20 meters of the sika deer. In Bi Fang's opinion, this distance was already worth trying with the spear in his hand.
If you're lucky, the deer may be killed in one shot.
Just when Bi Fang tried to raise the spear in his hand, the slow sika deer suddenly seemed to have an abnormality, raised its head and looked around.
At this time, the audience seemed even more nervous than Bifang, and barrages were posted one after another.
[Holy shit, are you going to be discovered?]
[Rush up and do it directly!]
[It’s over, is it going to be gone?]
In the explanation room, Onikawa Koo and Minamoto Shizuka's hearts twitched at the same time. This situation where success or failure depends on one move is so exciting. If one hit is missed, it is impossible to catch this guy again at human speed.
"Are you going to fail?"
"No, let's succeed!'
What is puzzling is that when the sika deer looked over, Bi Fang did not give it a go and launch an attack. Instead, he lowered his body, lowered his head, and only stared at the sika deer with his peripheral vision.
Surprisingly, the sika deer didn't notice Bifang after taking a quick glance!
After it turned its head back, Bi Fang seemed to confirm the character of the sika deer in front of him and tried to get closer again.
The closer it is, the higher the success rate.
There is no doubt about this.
He landed on his abdomen, put his hands beside his shoulders, supported his body with his hands and toes, and kept a distance of ten centimeters from the ground. His body continued to move forward, and then fell back to the spot. He moved his hands and feet forward, supported his body again, and repeated
The movements made Bifang look like a funny caterpillar.
But this is the best way to avoid alerting animals and reduce the sound of their own movements. It is a more flexible crawling style.
Gradually, the distance has been reduced to less than 20 meters. When it is closer to 15 meters, the sika deer has clearly noticed something, and the frequency and time of raising its head have increased.
But by the time it reacted, everything had already settled.
Bi Fang, whose whole body was bowed, let go of the bow string, and his whole body was ejected from the ground like a hundred-meter run-up. The soil left deep pits under the huge force. The moment his front feet touched the ground, his whole body was already stretched.
, the shuttle tilts back to the limit.
From semen to movement, the sika deer instinctively jumped to escape. In the blink of an eye, it jumped three meters, bringing the distance between the two sides back to twenty meters again. But before it could land, the spear was already in the unrivaled position under the huge torque.
Power shoots out.
The sharp flint spears cut through the air, making a sharp whistle.
Bi Fang predicted the escape direction of the sika deer in advance. Cervids are generally timid. When attacked or frightened, jumping is a subconscious reaction. It is often not forward, but to both sides, and toward a more open terrain.
This is determined by biological instinct!
Therefore, at the moment when the sika deer jumped, Bi Fang had already spotted the soil without shrubs on the right side of it!
The spear, carrying blood, passed through the neck of the sika deer that had just landed. The huge force made the deer, which was more than one meter long, kneel down as soon as it hit the ground.
He was knocked aside by the huge force and fell directly to the ground.
But it did not die. The sika deer's main arteries and nerves were not pierced, but its throat was only broken. It struggled to get up, but the second spear followed closely.
This one was more accurate and faster, piercing the sika deer's abdomen viciously, completely dyeing the maroon color into blood red.
"call.'
Bi Fang breathed a sigh of relief and stabbed his abdomen, injuring his important trachea. He could basically declare victory.
Holding the spear behind him in his hand, Bifang walked towards the fallen sika deer.
The audience also once again realized the terror of the spear.
Two spears can easily take down a mature stag.
A sika deer is generally 125 to 145 centimeters long, 70 to 95 centimeters tall at the shoulders, and weighs 70 to 100 kilograms. The one in front of you is about 1.3 meters long, and its weight should be 80 kilograms?
Eighty kilograms is already a weight that most ordinary people cannot even reach.
If two spears can kill a deer, then it means that two spears can also kill a person. If you are more accurate, maybe one spear will do. No wonder even the black bear was pushed away by the sharp edge of the spear by three points.
This is simply an ancient machine gun!
[Awesome!]
[No matter when and where, watching Lao Fang hunting is very enjoyable, and I am satisfied with this book!]
[Reward, reward, all the wolf hairs I saw this month will be given to you, woo woo woo]
(Nanshan Pizza Hut presented a spaceship to the anchor*1]
Bi Fang squatted on the ground, while the sika deer's limbs were still being withdrawn. He took out his harpoon and stabbed the sika deer in the back of the head: We can insert a dagger through the gap in the back of the head to destroy its brain and end it as quickly as possible.
It's painful.'
The moment the brain was destroyed, the sika deer stopped twitching instantly, and blood slowly spilled out on the ground.
After catching the sika deer, Bi Fang did not rush to deal with it. Instead, he went to the place where the sika deer grazed before, turned over the soil, and dug out a black rhizome at the place where the sika deer had dug up.
With a strong pull, the black rhizomes were brought out of the soil, and several huge balls were attached to the thick vines.
[Holy shit, what is this, a potato?]
[Do your potatoes look like this?]
"It's kudzu root, one of the sika deer's favorite foods.
Bi Fang poured water on the block, revealing the black kudzu block. He cut open the area that had been eaten by the deer with a knife, and immediately revealed the yellow-white, taro-like peak tissue.
“Sika deer will move to the forest edge areas on shady slopes in summer and autumn. They mainly feed on vines and herbaceous plants, such as kudzu, Polygonum multiflorum, Codonopsis root, strawberries, etc., which are their favorites.
"We can also eat these things, so if you are living in the wild and you see a deer and unfortunately you didn't catch it, you can check where it was before to see if there is anything you can eat.'
Digging out a piece with a knife, Bi Fang put it directly into his mouth and said vaguely: "Pueraria lobata can be eaten raw. It is the same as taro. It is very astringent, has enough water, and has a faint sweet taste. If you are hungry, it is
Not a bad meal.”
After a brief taste, Bi Fang put the remaining kudzu root into his backpack, took out a piece of rope, wrapped it around the horns of the sika deer, looked at the surrounding environment, and dragged the sika deer to a big tree.
Throw the rope over a branch.
Pulling the rope, the whole big deer was hung on the branch.
To deal with large animals, hanging and cutting is the best and fastest way, but it is often not easy to do it alone because it is too heavy.
Now this sika deer, which weighs one person, can be handled by one person. It is the right size and the right weight.
"Next, we hang it up, remove the skin, and then empty out the internal organs. Although these things can be eaten, we have enough food, so it is obviously not necessary. Moreover, the internal organs and other things are too troublesome to deal with.
, the smell is still very strong, in the wilderness, I usually give up selectively.'
When the sika deer was hung up, the blood left on its head, merged with the wounds on its abdomen, and dripped down bit by bit along its hooves.
Bi Fang held the harpoon in his hand, sharpened his knife, and started skinning the deer's head. When the blood was about to appear, a large mosaic appeared on the audience's face.
[olst]
[To be honest, I am actually over 18 years old and want to watch Infantry (funny)
[Mosaic is the stupidest invention ever invented by mankind!]
Among the mosaics of people hating themselves, some people recalled the scene during the hunt just now.
[I almost forgot, why didn’t the sika deer see Lao Fang at that time 1
At that time, the sika deer's eyes were almost directed towards Bifang, but he didn't notice it. This was too unscientific.
Catching rabbits was not like this in the past.
Bi Fang tugged on the deer skin and struggled to explain: "It's very simple, because sika deer are color blind.'
Pulling off the deerskin from one leg, Bifang took a breath. The rise in temperature increased his physical exertion.
Color blind?
The audience was stunned, obviously not expecting this answer.
"Many times, the tiger is right in front of the deer, and it can't see it. That's why.'
Because of color blindness, in the eyes of a deer, there is no difference between the color of a yellow tiger and the surrounding green leaves. The stripes also greatly confuse the deer's ability to distinguish, just like camouflage uniforms.
"In fact, not just sika deer, most mammals are color blind.'
"Cows, sheep, horses, dogs, cats, etc., cannot distinguish colors. The only three colors reflected in their eyes are black, white, and gray. Dogs cannot distinguish colors, so they see the scenery as if they were looking at a black and white picture.
photo."
[Holy shit, is that true?]
[I have learned a lot.]
Many viewers began to know for the first time that their pets were actually color blind?
"Most mammals can't see color, so even without camouflage, as long as they don't smell you, you can get close enough to kill them.'
"Also, pay attention to birds. Birds can distinguish colors and they are often natural sentinels for wild animals." "This is mainly due to the evolutionary process.
During the Mesozoic Era 200 million years ago, reptiles dominated the earth, such as dinosaurs, crocodiles, snakes, and lizards. They were cold-blooded animals and would hide and sleep when the temperature was low at night, so they were generally active only during the day.
Most mammals are viviparous. It is very laborious to give birth to a child. They cannot compete with reptiles in terms of numbers. It is too dangerous to go out during the day. However, mammals are warm-blooded animals. The low temperature at night has little effect on them, so they choose to be active at night, on the hour. Have late night snacks and engage in nightlife.
It has become an unspoken rule that reptiles dominate the world during the day and mammals dominate at night.
For nocturnal mammals, being able to distinguish the brightness of objects in the dark is far more important than seeing the color of objects. The next development can be expected.
During the long evolution, most mammals have lost the green and blue opsins and can only see a world approximately black, white and gray, but they can see prey in extremely weak light.
They are also more sensitive to moving objects, and their sense of smell is also more developed. Frequently processing a large number of olfactory signals also makes their cranial nerves more developed. Coupled with some changes in teeth and bones, the brain capacity increases, forming a unique survival advantage for mammals.
Later, the dinosaurs became extinct, and daylight became the domain of mammals.
But the fact that color blindness accounts for the majority of people has not changed.
[No, then why are we not color blind?]
The audience was confused.
So why are humans so special?
"Because when primates eat wild fruits, they need to distinguish which ones are green fruits and which ones are mature fruits. Ripe fruits are generally red or orange, contain more sugar, can provide more energy, and taste better. good."
"Being able to distinguish between red and green fruits was a huge survival advantage. During the long evolutionary process that followed, primates regained color vision."
"So, not only us humans, but also orangutans, monkeys and baboons can see many colors just like us. It suddenly dawned on the audience.
Awesome!
"So, the colorful world we can see today is also due to human beings' foodie nature."
Bi Fang joked with the audience and returned his attention to the big deer in front of him.
As the arteries were opened, more blood flowed along the deer's hooves to the ground, accumulating into a small blood puddle.
But except for Bifang who accidentally lowered his head, no one noticed the blood puddle.