I have a wildlife zoo

Chapter 526: Fierce Debate

Song was startled and, without paying any further attention to the people in the field, quickly got in the car, while her husband also started to shout loudly, "Run fast, run fast!"

Roar!!!

Just as she was about to turn the car around and drive away, the tiger charged from a distance, slapping at the rear window glass with its paw and punching a big hole in it; even the car’s body was somewhat twisted and deformed around the center where the tiger’s paw had struck.

Driving the car at high speed along the road, they managed to get away, as the tiger did not pursue them further, leaving them with a sense of relief at having survived a close call!

Around noon, Aunt Li was burning off the fields.

From a distance, she saw that the village road was full of cars, and even a white car had driven into the fields towards her.

While she was puzzled, she noticed a large cat running fast in front of the white car, which was honking its horn frantically with "beep, beep, beep."

Aunt Li didn’t have much time to react when a huge sense of crisis hit her. She was so scared that her body stiffened, and she closed her eyes.

The tiger stood up, its paw gliding from the brim of her straw hat to her shoulder.

Aunt Li didn’t feel any pain; it felt as if she was merely scraped, and she fell to the ground on her buttocks.

The tiger cried out, seemingly disturbed by the white car coming behind it, and ran away quickly.

She could only hear someone yelling, "Get in the car, get in the car! Hurry, get in the car!"

Sitting in the car, Aunt Li was stunned for a while before she reacted and asked, "Was that a tiger?"

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Oh my, she had been pounced on by a tiger, and so many people were chasing it!

After a while, her clothes were soaked with blood, and she started crying, still in shock.

Breaking news: "Sudden tiger attack! A villager near farmland 2 of Linhu Village was bitten and has been taken to the hospital for treatment.

It is understood that the tiger is currently moving northward, and its whereabouts are unknown. Local authorities are organizing a search. At the same time, the police are patrolling and spreading awareness near Linhu Village, reminding local villagers to lock their doors and windows and to inform any family members who are outside to come home as soon as possible."

In the live broadcast’s comment section and on various platforms, many people were saying that the tiger, having tasted human blood, had become a man-eater and needed to be killed!

In the afternoon, the video of the tiger shattering a car window was also posted online, sparking lively discussions among netizens.

"I was thinking what’s the point of running in a car, and then the window was smashed into a huge hole!"

"I hope the tiger is alright and returns to the wilderness healthy!"

"The eye bloodshot is so severe /tears, this tiger did not bite anyone, its body is fit and strong, its roar is deep and powerful, its eyes must not end up damaged!"

"I’m afraid if there’s a problem with its eyes, it won’t be able to hunt properly after releasing it back. Alas, such a pity for a fine tiger!"

"I hope they’ll release it back to the wilderness right after the check-up, instead of finding an excuse to keep it."

Netizens quickly started arguing!

"Why are there so many sanctimonious lotus flowers around? Wake up, this is a tiger, you think it’s your little kitty cat?"

"Everyone really just starts typing, it’s just a beast that hurt someone. Even if it got hit in the eye, being put down is the right thing; talking about wildlife protection, I bet these keyboard warriors wouldn’t say that if they were sent up there."

"Such a ferocious tiger, one slap could smash car windows, during the live broadcast, a bunch of people kept saying the staff didn’t do this right, didn’t do that correctly, worried about scaring the tiger or hurting the tiger, as soon as Notre Dame is on fire, our so-called holy ladies start running around blindly."

"The ultimate goal of artificially breeding wildlife is to reintroduce them to the wild, to replenish the population. If caught in the wild, they should be released back as soon as possible."

"I hope next time an Amur tiger comes down from the mountain and kills these bleeding hearts, aren’t you afraid it will keep coming down into the villages to bite people? Are these holy maidens going to ask Wu Song to catch the tiger? Since when does a tiger’s freedom become more important than the life of a village? /hands open"

"Do you know how precious wild tigers are? There are less than 30 in the whole country!"

"If they can’t create profit for humans, these wild animals are useless! Human interests come first!"

"Human interests—that’s your selfishness, right? Think making tiger bone wine equates to interest? The existence of wildlife inherently maintains the balance of the ecological environment."

"The tiger did not intend to attack people; it was startled, it was an instinctual response. It should be dealt with appropriately. All animals behave like this. This tiger might have just wandered into human territory accidentally and got scared by the cars."

"’Tigers are so cute, how can you hurt them?’ A bunch of sanctimonious prudes—if it pounced on you, you would already be scared witless!"

"Seriously, I give up, the tiger has already bitten someone, and yet you talk about releasing it! Those who don’t know any better might think this tiger is some holy grandmother!"

"I’m really puzzled, by your standards, what exactly isn’t acting like a bleeding-heart?"

"Clearly it’s not you living in that village, easy for you to talk without a care, but if you were living there, you’d be begging for that tiger to be killed."

"Those who empathize with the beast should go feed themselves to the tiger."

"A bunch of people slapping the ’holier-than-thou’ label, I’ve looked around and it boils down to two things, one is asking about the tiger’s eye condition, and the other is about releasing the tiger back into the wilderness. What’s wrong with asking if the tiger’s eye has an issue? What caused it, explain a bit, no? What’s wrong with scientifically reintroducing it to the wild, do you think it’s like grandmas releasing fish?"

"Even if the tiger was beaten to death, so what? It’s just a wild animal, how ridiculous."

The arguments were incredibly heated!