When it came to his precious pets,
Ye Yuan never minded showing off in front of Dilai.
After all, they were the same kind of people, weren't they?
Maybe this was what people meant by birds of a feather flocking together.
Could Ye Yuan possibly worry that Dilai would report him?
Not to mention whether a prince of Tessa even had the time for that.
Just look at the pets this guy owned.
Not one of them had a less extraordinary origin than Ye Yuan's pets.
There was no need to mention cougars, Siberian Tigers, Snow Leopards, Golden Snub-nosed Monkeys, and the like.
Which of those was something one could even dream of having in Huaxia Nation?
Yet in Dilai's pet park,
they were nothing unusual at all.
Take the Javan Rhinoceros in this guy's pet park, for example.
It made Ye Yuan drool with envy.
The Javan Rhinoceros was the smallest species in the rhinoceros family.
It was also one of the world's most critically endangered large land animals.
They had originally been distributed across Java Island and Sumatra Island in Southeast Asia.
But now, fewer than one hundred wild Javan Rhinoceroses remained,
living in Indonesia's Ujung Kulon National Park.
Javan Rhinoceroses were relatively small, measuring around three to four meters in length, with a shoulder height of only about 1.5 meters and a weight of roughly one ton.
Their distinguishing features included a single hard horn, heavily folded skin, a relatively long head, and a mouth positioned beneath the head.
There were two major reasons why Javan Rhinoceroses were endangered:
First, they had been heavily poached. Their horns were regarded as precious traditional medicine, and in Yemen, they were carved into dagger handles.
Second, their habitats had been reduced and destroyed.
Javan Rhinoceroses were herbivores that mainly ate