Actually, Chen Wen knew what the golden eagle had discovered; he had already figured it out—it was pikas.
Pikas are primarily distributed on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and surrounding areas in Hua Country.
But in the whole of Asia, pikas are actually spread across most parts of Mongolia and Russia, and they also distribute along the coniferous forest belt.
These little creatures, cold-resistant but heat-sensitive, good at digging, living in groups in grassland and semi-desert areas, and active all day long, are indeed an indispensable part of the ecosystem.
Chen Wen knew before he came that there were quite a few pikas here in Russia.
However, he initially didn't list pikas as a primary food source.
To him, hunting a few to acquire entries was good enough.
But looking at what the golden eagle saw, the number of pikas there seemed frightfully high—no, it scared even the eagle.
