mtlumby2d Chapter 1548 - 666: The Wonderful Ecology of Jie Lin (Part 1)_3
Chapter 1548 - 666: The Wonderful Ecology of Jie Lin (Part 1)_3
Chapter 1548: Chapter 666: The Wonderful Ecology of Jie Lin (Part 1)_3The description in the text is somewhat like a pelican, and the signal is transmitted from its belly.
[You walk up to the Big Mouth Duck and take out the Blade of Healing.]
[The Big Mouth Duck, seeing the blade in your hand, trembles in fear, hastily tries to escape, but you forcefully hold it down.]
[Amidst the Big Mouth Duck’s sharp cries, you cut open its belly with the Blade of Healing, feel around inside, and quickly find a Green Stone.]
[You obtained ’Moon Stone with Recorded Information’ *1.]
[As the Green Stone is removed, the wound on the Big Mouth Duck automatically heals. Its screaming stops abruptly, it looks blankly at its intact belly, then raises its head with fear in its eyes, glances at you, and hastily scurries to the other end of the belly cavity, hiding among a bunch of small animals.]
[You connect the Green Stone to the Mechanical Heart, and a recording automatically plays in your mind.]
["My re
[Marble-sized transparent egg balls continuously roll into the snail’s belly cavity, making the already narrow space more crowded. Each egg ball that falls is quickly picked up by a small animal, carefully protecting it in its arms.]
[As the eggs are laid, you sense the snail’s vitality seemingly depleting rapidly...]
"Laying eggs?"
Mu You was stunned for a moment, then suddenly understood the purpose of the snail taking in small animals.
This giant snail relies on the stimulation of the blade wind to lay eggs, which is why it deliberately crawls around in the blade wind. After laying eggs, its body will soon die, and then these laid eggs need the small animals to help transport them out, to places in Jie Lin suitable for survival, where they hatch into new snails again.
In short, this is a symbiotic relationship: the snail helps small animals survive the blade wind, while the small animals help it lay eggs and care for its offspring until they grow into new giant snails, providing shelter from the wind and rain for more small animals in the future.