I listened to my sister's words today.

That very night, an unexpected topic, like a depth bomb, instantly caused a huge wave on the Internet.

Longguo Wildlife Conservation Association and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

At the same time, a shocking science announcement was released, the theme of which directly pointed to a legendary name - "Southern California Cat-Fox".

The announcement begins with a fiery description of the past and present life of this mysterious animal.

Several high-resolution restored images appear on the screen. The cats and foxes in the pictures are small and light, but their eyes reveal an unignorable spirituality that makes people hold their breath and concentrate.

The data detailed that this unique creature was declared extinct 128 years ago due to long-term predatory exploitation of its habitat by humans.

However, scientists have restored their habitat, their position in the food chain, and their key role in the ecosystem from historical data.

These contents not only make people sigh, but also trigger deep reflection.

However, this is just the beginning.

Just a few hours after the press conference ended, the Longguo Wildlife Conservation Association once again released a shocking news.

The world's only surviving mutant "Southern California cat-fox" has appeared in Beijing!

The title of the announcement also specifically marked the words "only remaining" in bright red font, as if to engrave these two words deeply into the minds of all readers.

The news instantly ignited the Internet, the comment section was instantly flooded, and countless people rushed to forward and discuss it.

Even more eye-catching is the detailed description attached to the announcement: the fur color of this cat-fox is different from the traditional records, showing an extremely rare silver luster, like an elf bathing in moonlight.

Because the cat-fox has extremely special living habits and cannot adapt to a closed environment, scientists have weighed the pros and cons and decided to adopt "free-range" protection measures.

This means that it will be able to roam freely in the vast green spaces of the capital, rather than being confined in a laboratory or zoo.

The Dragon Kingdom officials also reposted the message, emphasizing that if anyone accidentally sees this "legendary visitor" on the streets, in parks, or even in green belts in the capital, they must remain quiet and watch from a distance. They must not chase or intercept it, let alone disturb its daily life.

To facilitate identification, cat-foxes are given a special marking ring around their necks.

At the end of the announcement, several pictures were attached: in the morning light, its slender figure leaped onto the treetops; under the night light, it walked carefully among the bushes.

As soon as the news came out, everyone's eyes were fixed on the capital.

Some people can't wait to pack their cameras and prepare for a spontaneous "fox-hunting trip", while others are worried about whether this free-range method can truly protect this "last aristocrat".

"After watching the video, I thought the fox was just an ordinary pet fox, but I didn't expect it to be a creature that has been extinct for hundreds of years."

As soon as this comment was posted, it caused an uproar among netizens.

The originally calm social media platform instantly exploded, with everyone forwarding comments and engaging in heated discussions.

The fox in the video looks furry, smart and cute, with round eyes sparkling with cunning light.

Who would have thought that this seemingly ordinary little fox was actually a species that disappeared a hundred years ago!

Its petite figure, snow-white fur, and light steps make it seem as if it came out of an ancient scroll, making people marvel at it.

"Although I have said it many times, it's really so cute! It's almost melting my heart!" Screenshot uploaded by the commenter.

The fox was lying on the ground, with its head slightly tilted, as if giving a faint smile to the camera.

Those clear heterochromatic eyes seemed to be able to speak, and for a moment, attracted countless people to press the forwarding and like buttons.

"I had the honor of touching it at the zoo this afternoon, hahahaha."

"Has anyone ever raised a fox? Any recommendations for a breed? I really want to get one!"

This comment sparked more discussion.

Many people left messages saying that although foxes are cute, they also have their own wildness and are not easy to raise.

Pet bloggers have jumped out to share their understanding of foxes and their experience in raising them.

Some people recommended pet fox breeds such as the docile silver fox and Alaskan fox, while others reminded us that.

"Foxes require special care as pets."

"They need enough space and exercise, and cannot be fed casually like ordinary cats and dogs."

But some pet bloggers lamented, "Foxes are the hardest to take care of!"

"Having a fox is like having both a wayward cat and an over-energetic dog in the house."

"On the surface, foxes can indeed learn some simple commands and movements, and occasionally even appear to be smarter than cats and dogs."

"But don't forget, even domesticated pet foxes still retain their wild nature."

"Most foxes have an almost obsessive protectiveness towards their food. If you accidentally approach their food bowl, they'll either growl or bare their teeth."

Another blogger who raises foxes once lamented helplessly: "Foxes are truly the king of difficult pets!"

"The North American red fox, in particular, is both incredibly intelligent and unruly, earning it the nickname 'the tyrant of the fox world.'"

"The first few days after the fox arrived, it was like a disaster scene: there were scenes of urinating and defecating everywhere. In less than three days, the whole house was filled with a pungent fishy smell."

"Cleaning is a bottomless pit. Not all foxes are willing to learn to go to the toilet in a designated place."

"If you meet someone who is naturally stubborn, that would be a real disaster."

"Once the little fox grows up a bit, the even more frustrating 'house-destroying' mode will be automatically unlocked."

"Sofas, pillows, curtains, even corners, as long as it can touch any place, nothing is spared."

"That scene was comparable to a Husky throwing a tantrum."

"I wanted to take the fox out for a walk, thinking it would be as easy and comfortable as walking a dog."

"But foxes are timid by nature. They will get mad at the slightest noise. If they encounter a crowd, a car horn, or even a sudden gust of wind, they will be frightened and run around.

"And night is their home."

"During the day, he lies lazily and pretends to be innocent, but late at night he becomes full of energy and a passionate "midnight disco" is staged in the living room.

"There were all sorts of parkour jumping sounds, and furniture creaking in the darkness. I could only cover my ears and endure it silently."

“Even in the smallest and cutest foxes, the wildness and untamable instincts that emanate from them never truly leave.”

Another pet blogger's comment received the most likes, with people lamenting: "Are you as miserable as me?"

"A fox's mind is simply beyond the comprehension of a normal person. Its suspicion and irritability are like a powder keg ready to explode at any moment."