Why not hang yourself on the southeast tree

Chapter 299 Leopard: Hug Me (2)

Like father, like son.

The two brothers felt aggrieved and were whimpering and whimpering under the tree, trying to attract their mother's attention.

As for my sister, hmm, she snores too loudly and is so lazy I can’t rely on her.

The big leopard raised his eyelids and glanced at the herd of buffaloes in the distance. He didn't want to pay any attention to his stupid son who was overestimating his own abilities. Oh, how sad.

It tilted its head to look at its daughter who was soundly sleeping on the tree branch below, with a gentle smile in its eyes. It felt that its daughter was the one it cared less about.

Another two months passed.

The three brothers and sisters have grown up a lot. One is plump and beautiful, and the other two are slightly better than skinny.

As a mother, she is so partial to me, even to the point of being partial to me. No one else can be more partial than her.

The giant leopard has a new suitor, a strong male leopard, who is extremely enthusiastic, caring about the leopard, sharing his prey with the leopard.

The big leopard ignored her and kept its eyes on her daughter most of the time. Whenever a male leopard came up to kiss or rub against her, it would slap him away mercilessly.

However, as time goes by, it is inevitable that one will be tempted and start to hesitate.

When the big leopard couldn't see or notice it, the male leopard was very unfriendly to the three siblings. Even Wang Defa had never received a good look from it, and it often threatened them with bared teeth.

Wang Defa licked his paws and disagreed.

The two brothers always get angry when faced with a threat.

It will take at least half a year to a year for them to grow up and leave their mother. The beasts on the grassland are not picky eaters. They will pounce on any meat that is walking, such as hyenas and lions.

The male leopard seemed unable to wait, and while he was being very attentive to the big leopard, his eyes were rolling around, trying to use some dirty tricks to get rid of those two brats.

Is the big leopard really unaware? !

how is this possible.

All the flesh that fell off its body...

At noon that day, the male leopard took action -

It took advantage of the fact that the big leopard had gone out hunting and had not yet returned, and the two little leopard brothers were wandering around behind the flock of sheep, and quietly lay down in the grass and ambushed.

The sheep were busy eating grass, and most of them had horns on their heads.

The little leopards looked at each other, cheered each other on, then took a deep breath with their stomachs bulging, staring at the lamb that was not much different in size from them without blinking.

The male leopard was staring at them from more than a hundred meters away, with his front legs pressed down and his abdomen tightened, ready to attack at any time.

During the rainy season, herbivores are in high concentration during estrus and give birth.

Because during this nearly six months, the air is moist, the grass is lush, there is no shortage of food, and the survival rate of the cubs is high.

As leopards live in low-latitude areas, there is no time limit for estrus and reproduction. As long as they can find a mate and the mate agrees to form a stable relationship, they can have wedding night at any time. Although the process is not very pleasant, the gestation period of a female leopard is only more than three months.

As for how many cubs can be born in one litter, it depends on the breeding skills and physical fitness of the male and female leopards.

This male leopard has been single for a long time, so he is eager to start a family with a big leopard.

(?_?)

Well, that's understandable.

The little lamb has curly snow-white fur and its cry is very cute.

It came under the mother sheep's belly to suck milk, but it bit the nipple and then broke free...

It turned out that the mother sheep didn't want to be knocked around and lose face by the beast, so she dodged it.

The little lamb felt aggrieved and protested a few times [bleating, bleating, bleating~~~], but the mother sheep did not soften her heart, so it had to find complementary food on its own.

The destructive power of the dry rice sheep on the grassland is that it sweeps across a large area, leaving no grass wherever it passes.

There was no one on guard. Everyone was concentrating on eating, including the tall leader, who was so addicted to the smell of the grass that the sharp horns on his head were almost stuck in the mud because of the angle of his head...

The little lamb jumped happily, taking a nibble here and there, specifically picking out the fresh and tender short grass to eat, with its head buried so low that it did not notice the two little leopards slowly approaching it.

The male leopard did not move. The distance was so short that it was not worth it for him to act in advance. It would be a waste of energy.

(Male leopard: I am running at 100 kilometers per hour. What should I do if I exert force too early and run too far?!)

The two little leopard brothers are both impatient and they still can't change even after being disciplined by their mother many times.

After looking around, they saw that the big sheep didn't notice them, so they shrugged their shoulders excitedly, ready to go.

The little lamb's ears moved, and the sound of swallowing saliva was faintly heard.

【Meh???】

Just as the little lamb raised its head, the little leopards pounced on it from the left and right, with their sharp claws and fangs exposed, all aimed at the little lamb's slender and soft neck.

The grass nearby was very deep and dense, and the lamb didn't have time to cry out for help before it was thrown to the ground with a thumping sound.

The grass was flattened in a small area and swayed rapidly.

The mother sheep had her back to this side. She slowly looked up when she heard the sound, but she met a male leopard standing in the distance with a cold look in his eyes.

The mother sheep's brain froze, her anus tightened, and she became dumbfounded.

After three breaths, it jumped up from the spot, turned around and ran away, not even remembering that it had yet to take care of its cub...

Nothing is a big deal when it comes to life and death.

Your life is at stake!

The little lamb was held down on the ground by two little leopards that were not much different in size, biting its neck tightly. It couldn't die for a while, but it couldn't escape either, and tears were streaming down its face.

(? _ ?)

Because of the mother sheep's sudden movement, most of the sheep nearby were frightened and ran away. No sheep remembered to count.

No organization, no discipline.

The head sheep was chewing the cud while running, and because its four legs swung around so suddenly, each running in its own direction, it almost suffered from indigestion.

The male leopard was already close. It thought that the two cubs would be besieged by the flock of sheep, and it only needed to follow behind and watch the fun.

I never expected that these two guys would actually succeed.

It didn't even look at the chubby little lamb. Its eyes wandered back and forth between the two little leopards that looked almost identical.

Well, you can't kill with just one slap, you may need to use your teeth.

This is not the first time it has killed its own cubs.

It doesn't want to be a stepfather.

Even if they wanted to, there was no such tradition or precedent in the leopard's ferocious bloodline.

Moreover, as long as the cub is there, the mother leopard will never accept a new husband in order to protect the cub.

Unless the cub grows up and lives alone away from his mother -

The male leopard calculated that it would take half a year to a year, and he couldn't wait, let alone endure it.

There are now two choices: either drive the cubs out of the house, or kill all the cubs yourself. It's a choice between the two.

The sun was still hanging firmly in the middle, but there was a faint chill in the air, a murderous aura that was almost condensed into substance.

The two little leopards who were intoxicated with sucking the lamb's blood shuddered all over and looked back blankly.

The male leopard and the second leopard cub made eye contact.

A fierce one.

A confused one.