Chapter 503: Goodbye, Rainforest.

The wild boar kept sniffing at his feet, and after a while, it almost bumped into him before Bi Fang finally reacted and dragged the rock away from the spot.

With the obstruction gone, the wild boar immediately buried its head in the soil; its long snout rooted around, and a nut caked in mud was unearthed.

Then a hole was revealed, and a large black mouse darted out from inside. But before it could escape the entrance, the boar bit it and crunched it down bones and all.

The viewers were all shocked. Bi Fang had been living here for about ten days and had yet to discover a mouse hole nearby?

"I almost forgot, the sense of smell of a wild boar is even sharper than that of a dog. Many truffle hunters rely on pigs' sense of smell to find them," laughed Bi Fang.

He had been living here for about ten days and had never discovered the mouse hole underneath the rock he often sat on.

The water monitors didn't react; were they too used to feasting on fish and meat to bother with a mouse?