Wild Baby Catches Geese, Grandfather Quickly Boils Water – This Little Monster is Surprisingly Cute
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This 'tough baby' went viral online, and the big ducks in the village were locked up by him, with no resistance, only to wail. The baby is also a foodie who has seen the world, and quickly said to his grandfather: ‘Quickly light a fire, I want to stew a duck in an iron pot.’
Many children these days are only children, and parents love them even more. They are a little timid abroad, but this ‘tough baby’ has no fear at all. She tightly gripped the duck's neck with both hands, dragging it little by little into the house, and became excited when she saw her grandfather, asking him to quickly boil water.
The mother finally understood why the child always kept asking to go back home to see his grandfather – it was because he was missing the duck meat.
The editor feels that this child will definitely have a promising future, and his determination to eat is absolutely worthy of making great achievements.
Netizens couldn't help but tease: ‘If I can do it myself, I don't need to ask for help, this little thing doesn’t need to ask for help.’
If saying that the previous ‘tough babies’ were male, then this baby is a ‘female warrior’, which is truly a ‘woman’s strength’.
The mother took her daughter back to her mother's home, and unexpectedly, the daughter volunteered to eat duck meat, and the baby went to the duck rack herself to catch the duck, and the duck was blocked in a corner, with no way to retreat. The baby dragged the duck towards her grandmother, shouting for her to quickly take out a knife and boil water.
Grandmother saw this scene and laughed heartily, never expecting her granddaughter to like meat so much.
Netizens also complained, some said: ‘This duck never thought that its one-life glory would fall at the hands of this baby,’ and some said: ‘Let’s see how fragrant the baby’s meat is.’
City children need to pay attention when they go to rural areas
Although it’s cute and adorable to see these ‘tough babies’ catching ducks and geese, the editor still reminds mothers: after all, the editor comes from a rural background, and rural chickens are generally free-range, and wild ducks are more aggressive. Be careful that babies are scratched by chicken claws; some wild ducks are very aggressive, and the probability of attacking babies is also high. When the ducks attack, they may also scratch the baby’s head, face, and eyes.
There is a saying in rural areas: ‘It’s better to let dogs bite than to twist ducks.’ This shows how painful it is for ducks to twist people with their mouths, so don’t easily provoke this seemingly cute but inwardly fierce poultry.’
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