Super Zoo

Chapter 60: Chapter 60: The Busty Mom

The little wolf that had just been born didn't have much strength, its legs were weak and wobbly, making walking very difficult. Falling over a few times would only benefit its growth without any harm.

Suming bent down to check the mother wolf's chest and sure enough, it was dry and shriveled, with hardly any milk.

It made sense, considering the mother wolf's age. In human terms, she would be at least sixty years old. For her to still be able to give birth was a miracle in itself, so of course, there was no chance she could have much milk.

"Who would have thought that I, the grand bigmonster, would one day find myself playing the role of a wet nurse!" Suming chuckled as he unscrewed the milk bottle and passed the nipple through the bars.

But he wasn't offering it to the cub, but to the mother wolf first.

The mother wolf sniffed the scent from the nipple, then somewhat puzzledly stuck out her tongue and licked it.

With a little squeeze from Suming, several streams of milky white fluid squirted from the nipple into the mother wolf's mouth.

A few drops of milk trailed down the mother wolf's fur, and the little wolf, smelling it, immediately pushed forward, extending its barbed little tongue and furiously licking the milk off the mother wolf's fur, making a very strange noise.

"It's for the little wolf to drink!" Suming said with a smile.

The mother wolf swiped her front leg, pushing the approaching cub to the side, then bent her head down, licking the milky drops from her fur. Once she had ensured safety, she felt at ease and picked up the cub by the mouth, placing it in front of Suming.

Seeing the nipple approach, the cub let out a 'whine' and clumsily charged at the nipple, grasping it in its mouth and sucking vigorously.

A stream of bubbles emerged from the bottle with a gurgling sound, and a fair amount of milk dribbled from the corners of the little wolf's mouth.

Outside the Wolf Pen, Mr. Song and Mr. Peng, who had been anxiously watching since Suming entered, finally breathed a sigh of relief. Mr. Peng chuckled, "Su really has a knack for this job. It seems there's no animal out there that he can't handle."

"You dare bite me!" Suming said with a laugh, flicking the wolf cub's head with his finger. The little wolf whined and rolled over, then wriggled back up and clumsily moved closer to Suming again.

After playing with the little wolf for a while, it finally began to feel sleepy. Suming picked it up and returned it to the wolf den, placing it under the mother wolf. The pup nestled against her belly and soon fell asleep, emitting very soft snoring sounds.

The mother wolf quietly watched over them, her eyes half-open, while the Wolf King and a few other wolves guarded outside, creating a serene and peaceful environment.

The red fox lady living next door lay on the glass window, peeking over with round eyes opened wide, curiously watching the newborn wolf cub.

"How tragic, a single dog... oh no, a single fox!" Suming grinned and teased the red fox.

The red fox gave him a frosty look, stared at Suming for a while, then turned away haughtily, shaking her fluffy tail and swaggered back into the small woods, leaving behind a solitary silhouette.

After the mother wolf gave birth, the zoo simply reassigned Suming's duties, allowing him to put aside other work and temporarily become a dedicated nanny.

Although there was less variety in his work, the workload had increased.

If it were someone else, just calming the mother wolf and the extremely energetic cub would consume a lot of time, but Suming didn't have this problem. Taking half an hour twice a day to feed milk, his work for the day was generally done.

It was not clear whether it was due to the nutrition of the milk prepared by the zoo or Suming's affinity with animals, but in just a few days, the wolf cub had grown significantly stronger and more lively. No longer the shaky little thing from the beginning, it could now run around wildly in the Wolf Pen.

Shuijun Lake was also brimming with life. Boaters suddenly discovered that this lake, which used to be lifeless, seemed to have unexpectedly become home to many varieties of fish.

The newly introduced fish had finally adapted to the environment after a few days and would occasionally pop up to the surface, even performing tricks like the carp leaping over the dragon's gate, attracting quite a number of tourists who would bring bread and steamed buns to feed the fish.

If it were just bread and steamed buns, that would be one thing—though it would not really benefit the fish, it wouldn't harm them either.

But a few days later, Suming noticed something was amiss!