Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

After Moer got tired of strolling on the street, she found an empty corner, got out her bicycle, rode to the edge of the city, changed to a jeep, and drove for half an hour to an uninhabited mountainous area. She was going to look for the Dayan clouded leopard.

The Dawan Clouded Leopard is a feline subspecies endemic to Dawan Island and one of the largest wild animals on Dawan Island. It primarily inhabits dense subtropical jungles and swampy areas. Its body is light gray-brown, with approximately six dark, cloud-like markings on its sides. These dark cloud markings provide excellent camouflage, making it difficult to spot in the jungle. In 6, due to overhunting and habitat destruction, the Dawan Clouded Leopard disappeared from sight. In April 1976, Dawan scholars declared it likely extinct.

Mo'er went to look for them. Whether he could find them or not, and whether they could survive, depended on their luck.

She got out a small helicopter, which was on the cruise ship, and flew back and forth in the dense jungle. Her mind was like a comb, searching five hundred meters at a time, checking one hill after another. She actually saw an animal. This guy looked very strange, like a cow and a sheep, living in groups in the dense jungle, about twenty of them. Mo'er picked out two of the thin ones and put them into the space.

I saw a bird in the tree.

This large corvidae bird is 53 to 64 centimeters long, with a yellowish-white iris and a bright red, particularly thick bill, 39 to 40 millimeters long. Its head, neck, and chest are all black, while the rest of its plumage is a rich, deep royal blue, with a lighter underbelly.

As soon as she saw this bird, Moer was attracted by its beautiful feathers. There were six or seven of them on the tree, and their calls were particularly beautiful. She loved them so much that she put all seven of them into her space.

A grassland was specially created for those animals that look like both cows and sheep, allowing them to live and reproduce there!

The blue bird was released directly into the jungle on the mountain! She hadn't found any clouded leopards, but she did find a cat-like animal she'd seen in a documentary. The people of Dawan call them stone tigers, and they're also an endangered species. She saw four of them in total, and she collected them all and released them into the jungle. She also placed hundreds of rabbits in the jungle for them to eat. There were also plenty of chickens in the jungle, so they had plenty of food!

She didn't give up searching at night, as many animals come out to forage at night. Not long into her search, she found a small animal, the water otter, which is also an endangered species. She found eight of them and captured them, placing them near a freshwater lake. They love to eat fish, including all kinds of freshwater fish. Mo'er didn't worry about them not being able to find food, and told the big snake not to harm them. When she felt sleepy, she would go into the space to sleep, and when she woke up, she would continue searching!

At around three o'clock in the middle of the night, Mo'er had just left the space when he discovered the figure of a clouded leopard in his mind. Mo'er was not in a hurry to collect it, but wanted to follow the clues and find more clouded leopards.

Mo'er placed two stunned rabbits on the path the leopard had to pass. Soon, the leopard spotted it. It didn't dare approach at first, but waited for a long time before tentatively approaching. It then picked up the two rabbits and quickly ran off in the other direction.