🐒 "Hold on to me."..Love instinct in the middle of the deep forest

Speaking of "southern glasses," many people may think of a round image familiar to tourists in various conservation forests, but in Sri Phang Nga National Park, a large house in the heart of this deep forest, the story is different...

🌳 Right here...Wild animals are very highly vigilant; as soon as they sense a foreign object (even as a patrol officer), the first instinct is to pounce away for safety, which this is considered a good sign, because it means they retain a complete wild animal instinct and reduce the risk of being hunted by humans.

📷 On duty, a Smart Patrol officer happened to meet a family of southern glasses, while the male sounded the alarm and leapt first. The officer's eyes were tightly matched by one of the "lemurs" holding the baby.

That second, motherhood was great...She refused to leap away with the others, fearing that the baby would fall from her embrace, could only stay still and look down with a sweet eye mixed with anxiety.

🍃, seeing the footage, the officers quickly signaled to retreat and walk out of the area as soon as possible to reduce the panic and restore peace to the mother, who continued to take care of the baby safely.

"Our duty is not just surveillance...But it is to take care that life in the wild can continue as normally as possible. "

📸 Source and Photo by: Patrol Dress Officer, Sri Phang Nga National Park, Phang Nga Mon.

# Tales from the Guardians of the Forest # Si Phang Nga National Park # Southern glasses # Qualitative patrol # Wildlife