A Perverse Sense of Humor

As the herd of manatees drew closer and closer to the fishing boat.

Ye Yuan hurriedly said to a crewman beside him.

"Tell Ding Yi to steer away from that herd of manatees immediately."

The crewman had no idea why Ye Yuan had given that order.

But as a qualified sailor, he still had to carry out every order issued by the captain.

So the crewman quickly ran toward the wheelhouse.

"Eldest Brother, why are we avoiding them? Don't tell me they can attack our fishing boat?"

Ma Hua asked in confusion.

It was not just him; all the crew members turned to look at Ye Yuan.

The questioning looks in their eyes made it clear that they all wanted to ask the same thing.

"Manatees have very small eyes, which means their eyesight is poor.

There have been many cases of manatees around the world accidentally colliding with boats.

They wouldn't cause any damage to our fishing boat.

But no one wants a perfectly good fishing boat rammed by a herd of manatees, right?"

During the time Ye Yuan was explaining this to the crew, they could clearly feel the fishing boat changing course.

Many of the newer crew members pulled out their phones and began taking pictures of the manatees again.

To them, these were endangered animals. Who knew when they might encounter them again?

"They're too far away. The pictures aren't clear."

One crew member complained.

Ye Yuan ignored the crew.

He merely watched the herd of manatees gradually move farther away.

Ye Yuan frowned slightly. After thinking it over, he still took out his phone and called Su Weiguo.

"What? You found a large herd of manatees in the coastal waters? Don't tell me you mistook the seals in your tourist area for manatees?"

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