Ahead lay four or five Tibetan gazelles lying on the ground, a brown bear having dragged one of the gazelle carcasses to the side and voraciously eating it.
On the other side, a Snow Leopard Mother with her two cubs was eating while vigilantly watching her surroundings, her two children so engrossed in their meal that they didn't even lift their heads.
Based on their size, these must be Snow Leopard Cubs born last year, not yet one year old, still needing to stay by their mother's side to learn various survival skills.
In addition to this scene, there were also numerous vultures nearby, eyeing the remaining gazelle carcasses with hungry anticipation.
This situation didn't look like the work of snow leopards or brown bears. Yin Li, well-equipped, was ready to go over and investigate. If the gazelles had died from disease or for other reasons, their bodies shouldn't be consumed by other wildlife, which would cause irreparable losses.
