The full text of my wildlife friend

-Tippi Degré

Abu, my elephant brother

Abu is excellent. He is my elephant brother. I love him. As long as we are together, we will feel very happy. I really don't know if there is a happier time in the world than sitting on its head and putting its legs on its two big ears. The head of an elephant is the only place that really makes people feel comfortable. I can stay for hours as soon as I climb up. Other parts of the elephant's body are covered with coarse hair, which makes people feel very uncomfortable.

Abu weighs 5 tons, but he never steps on me. Like this, they always take good care of their children. Once, it was very hot. I took off my diaper and shoes-which I often do-and walked on tiptoe, trying not to hurt my feet with the mud on the road. Abu followed, like a good boy! Mom said it seems to be walking on tiptoe, too, carefully, for fear of stepping on me.

Be inseparable from the little baboon.

When I was a child, in Botswana, we lived in the jungle and saw baboons crawling all over the trees. They have a specialty, that is, making faces in tall trees, and then jumping down to grab my wine bottle for a few drinks.

I met Sidi, a little baboon, when I was 4 years old. He is about my age, but the difference is that he is a baboon. At that time, I didn't distinguish between baboons and dolls, but I thought they were my friends anyway. We climbed trees everywhere and it drank my bottle. It's disgusting to do so, but I'm still young, so it doesn't matter. I became friends with Xingdi, and we were inseparable.

Then we separated for a long time. One day, I came back and met Cindy. I'm glad to see it again! It has grown a lot faster than me.

As soon as Cindy saw me, she jumped on me and pulled my hair. Although she is still a baboon girl, she has great strength and hurts my heart. I don't know what's going on in its head. I came to see it, but it tore my face and grabbed me.

The leopard is dangerous, but I still play with it.

Next to the village of Wenduoke, there are many herders who keep a large herd of cattle on the mountain. I met Jabby the leopard at David's house. Local herders have a headache. Their cows are often attacked by leopards. To guard against leopards, they laid traps everywhere. Once, Jeb's mother fell into a trap, was seriously injured, and later died. When he died, he gave birth to two cubs, a female and a male. David gave the little female leopard to his neighbor, leaving the male leopard, and named it Jabby.

David fed Jeb with a bottle and tried to raise him as a child, but he didn't domesticate him. Jeb is still a leopard. Where is the leopard? Very dangerous! But I still play it. It saw that I was not afraid of it, so it didn't attack me. It's so cute. When I saw it was going to do something stupid, I yelled at it, so it stopped and looked at me with puzzled eyes.

Once, I played with it and it bit my shoulder with its mouth. It didn't close its teeth, it just bit, otherwise I wouldn't have a shoulder. From then on, I really felt that it would eat me effortlessly if it wanted to.

Then, one day, it was a terrible scene. That day, my parents and I went for a walk. Maybe Jeb heard our voice and wanted to go with us, so he jumped on the roof without saying hello, then jumped over the fence in the yard and caught up with us. On the way, the leopard met two African boys. When two little boys saw the leopard, they panicked and ran away screaming. They don't know that it is absolutely impossible to do this when they meet wild animals. Jeb chased two little boys as prey and caught the little one.

My parents and I watched what happened, but there was nothing we could do. Leopards move very fast.

Dad ordered me to stay where I was and save the boy who was hurt by the leopard by myself. I watched my father run, and I couldn't help running with him.

Jeb is full of blood and is preparing to launch a new attack. Dad picked up the little boy covered in blood and whispered to the leopard. I can see that Jeb doesn't want to let the little boy go, and even wants to jump on his father and get his prey back. Maybe it wants to attack dad.

Seeing this, I am very angry. So I went straight to it and said, "Jeb, stop!" " "And gently but firmly hit it on the nose. I want it to know that it is doing a big stupid thing. If it doesn't listen to me, I will lose my temper.

So, he sat down on the ground, as if he were scolded every time. He seems very confused.

Jeb was severely punished, and was locked up by his father with barbed wire. Even the top was sealed and he could never get out again. I often go to see it, talk to it and put my hand into the barbed wire to touch it. It's extremely happy.

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Tippi, a French girl of 12 years old, chose a thrilling life beyond your "city stereotype" imagination. This is the way she gets along with the world: riding on the soft and warm ostrich's back, letting Mufasa, the little lion, suck her fingers for a nap, and taking a naked bath by the river with a water sprayer with a trunk-this is not a beautiful chapter, but these real pictures come from the photos in my Friends of Wild Animals.

Mr. Alain de Grey, a French photographer, is the father of a 12-year-old girl. He is not crazy. He told me that day that he would always remember the words of an American Indian chief in 1955: Let people be animals! Maybe one day, everything that happens to animals will happen to people. But no matter what happens, we are all sons of the earth.

This concept of advocating nature plays a strong role in the photographer's mind, which makes his daughter Tippy be placed in the wildlife group as soon as she was born in Namibia, Africa. She climbed up the nose of the elephant brother Abu and kissed him. She was lying on the ground, being held for a walk by cheetahs from behind. When she was a baby, she sat on Linda the ostrich's back. "Linda is very kind," said the girl. "She is always afraid of knocking me over and often refuses to move." When she was three or four years old, she walked into the desert naked, and that small pile of soft meat sparkled in the desert sunset, which made people feel really excited.