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

After searching in the Greater Khingan Range and Lesser Khingan Range for another two days, Moer planned to go to Tibet. He had never been there in his previous life, so this time he must experience it well.

An hour later, after collecting the war chicken, Mo'er felt noticeably short of breath and nausea. This was altitude sickness. He immediately entered the space and drank some spiritual spring water, which immediately relieved the feeling. He left the space again a short while later, but had to return ten minutes later. He went in and out like this, more than a dozen times, before slowly adapting to the low pressure of the plateau.

But her face was still flushed, and she decided to hold on a little longer.

Afterwards, she flew a helicopter and began searching in Tibet, collecting Tibetan wild donkeys, Tibetan antelopes, black-necked cranes, Tibetan red deer, red foxes, etc. into the space one by one.

In fact, her main purpose this time was to find clouded leopards. After searching for most of the day, she found three at the foot of the snow-capped mountains. As soon as she put them into the space, heavy snow began to fall on the outermost peak. Mo'er was stunned. Mo'er also isolated the mountain and put a lot of goats in it.

Later, Moer found many more mountain goats nearby. These guys are experts at climbing mountains. She captured a group of over a hundred of them.

Moer transplanted a large area of ​​green grass to that area. It was enough for the mountain goats to eat!

In the remaining days, Mo'er could be seen all over the country. Whenever she had time, she would watch documentaries to see which animals and plants were on the verge of extinction in recent decades, and then Mo'er would appear wherever she went.

She would do her best to collect these precious animals, plants, and birds into the space and protect them.

On the last day of the holiday, he entered the space and saw that it had more than doubled in size. He felt only joy and pride in his heart.

Thousands of species of creatures thrive and reproduce freely in space, without the threat of natural enemies, hunters, or poachers' bullets.

She would build a puddle in each area, filling it with water to improve their physical fitness, and sufficient food to keep them worry-free. From then on, Mo'er no longer had to worry about the troubles caused by overbreeding rabbits and the like. If she saw too many rabbits, she would give them to other animals as food! If there were too many cattle and sheep, she would throw one to the tigers.

She was also very happy to see that the animals adapted to the temperature in the space very quickly!

These animals will not become extinct in the future, and the thorn in her heart will disappear without a trace!

The entire space is now filled with birdsong, flowers, and flocks of animals, presenting a thriving scene!

If I go home and pull my grandmother in, she will definitely be shocked and praise me for being so awesome. Just thinking about it makes me happy!

What made her happiest was actually seeing Black Tiger and Black Bear having sex behind the house. It seemed that Black Bear was in heat and was willing to let Black Tiger climb up! It seemed that there would be a few more little black tigers in the space!

Call the big snake and warn it not to eat the rare fish species that have just been brought in. It can only eat fish that are particularly abundant, such as crucian carp and silver carp.

The big snake had no choice but to obey Mo'er's tyranny. He nodded his head and agreed!

After leaving the space, Mo'er planned to return to the army. She had been out for quite some time, and she missed her grandmother and her younger sister and brother!

At seven o'clock in the evening, Mo'er drove to the military gate. Sixteen dogs were lying quietly in the car. Mo'er drove directly to the dog training ground. The dog trainers were also very happy to see Mo'er back. Their dogs were back. They didn't have to sit around doing nothing every day.