It’s raining. It’s raining. The little turtle and the little white rabbit don’t have umbrellas. How do they get home?

In light rainy weather, it is common for tortoises and rabbits to go home without umbrellas. In fact, they have many ways to get home.

First of all, turtles are naturally rain-proof, and they will not feel wet from rain. Therefore, the turtle can use this to safely travel through the rain, slowly walking home on the way.

Rabbits, on the other hand, are very smart animals and will seek shelter from the rain in such weather. When encountering a sheltered area, rabbits will quickly jump in and wait for the rain to pass before continuing their walk home.

In addition, people can also help small animals. When you see a tortoise or rabbit without an umbrella on a rainy day, you can provide some shelter, such as a small box, an umbrella or cloth.

In short, don’t panic when encountering this situation. The tortoise and rabbit will find a way to return home safely. We can make them more comfortable by providing some help, while considering the safety of the animals and finding a home for the pets. It is the responsibility of each of us.