Chen Ying indeed did not fool Big Bear, as that area possessed at least over a dozen shoots.
When the Giant Panda started eating, Chen Ying surreptitiously left, planning to check on the mother bear and its cubs.
Upon arrival, he immediately noticed the mother bear disciplining her cubs.
Why linger any longer during this time? Did he really think that bear would not strike a female bear?
Unlike other pandas, the mother bear did not allow Chen Ying to approach her.
With the moonlight, he could only see that not only did the Little Bear refuse to come down from the tree, but it also kept climbing higher—its mother's beating was almost a guarantee.
Luckily, the mother bear firmly grabbed the Little Bear, bit its hind paw, and relentlessly dragged it downward, completely unconcerned that her child was not securely held and might fall and die from the tree.
