Soon, the video of the flock of birds taking revenge on the poachers went viral all over the internet.
The screen was filled with cheers from the viewers.
Many netizens also forwarded the video.
Some just found it amusing and shared it with others. Some intentionally spread it, hoping those with poaching intentions would see it and get scared.
Sometimes intimidation is quite effective. Some timid, easily frightened individuals, when encouraged by others, would retreat after knowing the outcomes for other poachers, like being sentenced or getting revenge.
One less poacher means a greater safety for a batch of wild animals.
But for now, everyone had to deal with the two poachers.
The forest rangers only discovered the damage to the Gongtong tree yesterday, and today they found someone poaching birds in the forest again, making them so angry they couldn't speak.
