These days, there are still people eager to offer up cooked ducks.

The dinosaurs naturally couldn't understand human speech, but their bodies were being commanded uncontrollably, and they could only numbly carry out orders.

It's not a big deal if a few dinosaurs die.

But a lot of dinosaurs had died during this time, to the point that the audience was starting to lose their composure.

The live stream began to show two extremes.

Using the elderly, the weak, the sick, and the disabled as bait to feed crocodiles?! Even civilized observers are starting to act inhumanely.

【What else? Send elite dragons to their deaths?】

This is war; someone always has to sacrifice!

[But the problem is, even though feeding it does have some effect, we haven't seen any results yet...]

There was nothing they could do; those giant pythons had eaten too much!

【………】

Wang Lin secretly observed the situation before him and was ecstatic.

These days, there are still people eager to offer up cooked ducks... Kun Kun, who can you complain to?

That's right, that's how you feed them like crazy!

The more species he feeds, the bigger his crocodile grows!

The bigger his crocodile gets, the stronger it becomes!

The stronger your fighting ability, the more likely you are to kill dinosaurs!

This is a good thing!

The deinosuchus have been living quite comfortably these days.

They have food delivered to their mouths every day, so they don't have to go out hunting or compete with other creatures for territory.

All you have to do is lie in wait in the water and wait for the dinosaurs to come and drink.

A young Deinosuchus has grown noticeably in size during this period, with shinier scales and more muscular build.

Its bite force has also increased significantly; now it can bite off the leg of an old Herrera dragon in one bite!

Looking at the growth data of the deinosuchus, Wang Lin's smile stretched almost to his ears.

"Feed it more, feed it more."

"You need to be well-fed to do things properly!"

He was thinking to himself that, aside from everything else, he had to put in some effort to eliminate the giant python.

After all, this giant python also killed his original crocodile, and this revenge must be taken!

But it would be absolutely impossible to let its Deinosuchus attack the python!

At best, Wang Lin could only cause some damage to the giant python with his crocodile, such as tearing a few wounds or biting off its tail.

To kill this giant python, we'll need the observation of the species by the civilization observers.

After all, the more injured an animal is, the higher its fighting power becomes.

The rabbit is in a hurry and even bites!

He didn't want his crocodiles to suffer any losses while other observed species reaped the benefits.

The previous Hakimi was killed by his own crocodile.

Surely his crocodile can't be the one to kill it again this time?

You won't get any real benefits!

Time flies, and half a year has passed in the blink of an eye.

Over the past six months, a series of absurd scenes have unfolded along the waters of the prehistoric continent.

Every day, dinosaurs are driven to the riverbank to be used as bait.

Every day, deinosuchus emerge from the water and wreak havoc.

Every day, crocodiles sneak around and eat the leftovers.

After all, we're all family, and the Deinosuchus can easily eat as much as the Protosuchus.

The giant python remained motionless, as if the food inside its body had not yet been digested.

It spends its days lying down, basking in the sun, and occasionally turning over, living a more leisurely life than a retired cadre.

Let alone the observers of civilization, even the viewers are getting impatient.

[It's been half a year! Isn't it hungry yet?!]

[Snakes' digestive abilities are just outrageous! I feel like I'd starve to death if I didn't eat for a day!]

Is this thing a Pixiu (a mythical creature believed to bring in wealth)? Does it only take in but never give out?

【…】

Civilization observers are fucking anxious.

They have witnessed the deaths of quite a few species during this period, and even the deaths of the old, weak, sick, and disabled are enough to make the civilized observers feel sorry for them.

Moreover, when the civilization observers did the math, they suddenly realized that they had abandoned six or seven thousand old, weak, sick and disabled species in the past six months.

Six or seven thousand!

This number sent chills down everyone's spine.

"Aren't we fucking ripped off?"

"With so many dinosaurs, if we had just sent them to hunt down the giant python, wouldn't we have killed it long ago?"

"It seems... that's actually quite possible."

"So what have we been doing for the past six months? Delivering takeout to deinosuchus?"

"It seems...to be..."

"..."

The audience was speechless.

[Damn it, they finally realized!]

So you guys didn't even calculate the costs?! I'm speechless!

[I'd call this the best charity event of the year, plus the most idiotic act of the year!]

[The Deinosuchus should really thank nature for its bounty, and thank the dinosaurs for their selfless contributions...]

【…】

Although the civilization observers were already vaguely regretting their actions.

But the sunk costs are too much to bear, and they are unwilling to stop now.

We've already fed six or seven thousand birds; wouldn't stopping now be a huge loss?

What if the python gets hungry if we hold on a little longer?

What if they just held on a little longer, and the Deinosuchus could actually fight the python?

Civilization observers have fallen into a gambler's mentality.

And perhaps it was because of their pity that they became more intelligent, but the civilization observers suddenly felt that they were very stupid.

Why did they let their observed species just sit there watching the giant python rest without moving every day?

What they should do is let their observed species provoke the giant python.

When the giant python can no longer endure it and emerges from the water to hunt them, it observes the species before fleeing.

It should be used to deplete the energy within this giant python.

They repeated this process dozens or even hundreds of times until they finally believed that the giant python still had any residual energy fat inside its body!

When this plan was proposed, the civilization observers were speechless.

"Damn it, all those old, weak, and sick dinosaurs died for nothing!"

"We should have thought of this sooner!"

"Luckily, it's not too late!"

Fortunately, the civilization observers have one advantage: they are willing to admit their mistakes and correct them.

They began harassing the giant python according to this plan.

The dinosaurs, who were previously only responsible for keeping watch, have now come to the water's edge and are making all sorts of provocative noises.

Herrera roared at the water, Dilophosaurus rammed into trees, and Plateosaurus ran back and forth along the riverbank, making loud thumping noises.

These sounds mingled together, echoing over the swamp.

Although animals don't speak the same language, these dinosaurs kept making noises every day.

The giant python, which was sleeping soundly, was also disturbed and couldn't sleep.

It raised its head, a hint of annoyance flashing in its vertical pupils.

Are these two-legged lizards sick?

I used to be afraid of it, but now it dares to come to the water's edge and make a ruckus?

The giant python slowly stretched out its body and moved towards the shore.

Upon seeing this, the dinosaurs immediately retreated, but did not go too far, remaining just out of the python's reach as they continued to roar.

The giant python opened its mouth and hissed a warning.

The dinosaurs roared a few more times, then retreated in unison.

The giant python hesitated for a moment and did not give chase.

It's not hungry yet, so there's no need to waste its energy on a few noisy lizards.

It returned to the water, curled up, and closed its eyes.