I'm popularizing ecology in the Pokémon world.

Unable to figure out the reason for the change in the comments, Chen Mu could only continue at his own pace.

"We didn't rashly capture and tag that Eevee yesterday, firstly because we were afraid of scaring it, and secondly because we were confident that we could continue to track it."

As he spoke, he looked at his prized student, Sakura.

Sakura nodded, understanding, and threw out one of her Poké Balls.

With a "snap," a red light flashed, and a majestic canine Pokémon appeared in the forest.

Growlithe!

A very popular, but also very rare and precious Pokémon.

Chen Mu originally planned to use the popularity of Growlithe to boost the ratings of today's premiere.

But now, it seems that it's not really necessary.

The appearance of Growlithe even caused some misunderstandings that he couldn't understand.

"Being able to afford a Growlithe, that's definitely a big shot!"

"The big shot has finally stopped pretending!"

"So, this big shot is just doing live streams to experience life, right?"

Chen Mu looked at the comments and his lips twitched. He felt that this generation of netizens had misunderstood something.

"This is my student's Growlithe, not mine."

He quickly offered an explanation.

Although it doesn't seem to have any effect...

Having no other option, he pretended not to see the comments and continued explaining.

"Growlithe dogs are great companions to humans. They have a keen sense of smell and an excellent tracking ability."

Since the dawn of civilization, they have served as good partners to humans in cooperative hunting, and are highly skilled at searching for Pokémon in the wild.

Sakura's Growlithe is the source of their confidence in tracking Eevee.

At this moment, someone in the live chat asked a serious question, which was quite rare.

"Since Growlithe has been with humans for so long, why are there still so few of them? And why are they so expensive?"

Chen Mu immediately noticed it and quickly read out the comment to dispel those bizarre remarks such as "Does the big boss need a companion?"

He then patiently explained the concept.

"That's right: the small number of Growlithe dogs is mainly due to their breeding habits."

Growlithe and its evolved form Arcanine are both Pokémon that love to run. They need a very large territory and love to run freely on the boundless grasslands.

If they are confined to a closed environment for a long time, they will become depressed and resist reproduction.

This peculiar habit of theirs has been an epic problem that has plagued breeders since ancient times.

Humans have spent thousands of years trying various methods but have failed to change their nature, and have no choice but to tolerate and accommodate them.

Therefore, even today, Growlithe remains a very rare Pokémon, and their care costs are very high. It's not recommended for most families without a spacious backyard.

After Chen Mu finished speaking, a burst of enthusiastic self-deprecating humor immediately erupted in the live chat.

"Excellent advice that made me realize my own poverty."

"I completely understand the key points of cultivation, so where do I go to get the villa with the spacious backyard?"

As for Sakura, she is, after all, a member of the Joy family, so this difficulty is nothing to her family.

At this moment, the released Growlithe wagged its tail happily, quickly circled around everyone's feet, and then sat down next to Chen Mu, proudly raising its head.

Although she couldn't understand what Chen Mu was saying, she could sense that he seemed to be talking about something related to her.

"They must be praising me, right?" Growlithe twitched its ears and raised its head even higher.

Chen Mu reached out and rubbed the Growlithe's head; it felt really nice.

Then, Sakura instructed, "Growlithe, take us to find that Eevee from yesterday."

They let the Growlithe smell the soil with Eevee's scent last night.

At that moment, Growlithe understood immediately, barked twice, and nimbly darted away.

Growlithe dogs need a lot of exercise; they are never afraid of getting tired, only of having nowhere to release their energy.

Therefore, the legend of Growlithe destroying houses has been passed down in this world.

If you don't give your Growlithe enough space to vent their energy, they might bite your sofa and mattress.

As for the Gyro Dog, it might cause damage to your entire house.

Everyone immediately set off, following in the footsteps of Growlithe.

In the following period, thanks to the encouragement from Growlithe, the entire team's sampling, photography, and recording activities were accelerated considerably.

Because whenever the group stops, Sakura's Growlithe will run around the group, wagging its tail incessantly.

It's as if it's urging me: Hurry up, hurry up! I've been cooped up in the Poké Ball for so long, get moving! Get moving!

As a result, all their work became more compact and efficient.

After lunch, the group finally found Eevee again, guided by Growlithe.

"Look here, there's Eevee's fur on this tree trunk!"

"There's also feces under the tree."

"Is that the little Eevee from yesterday? It stopped here not long ago."

The students carefully collected the hair and feces.

These are all important samples for analysis.

And Chen Mu's psionic power came into play once again.

His pupils seemed to pierce through the curtain of time, seeing images that had happened here not long ago.

In the early hours of the morning, a cute little Eevee came here alone. It seemed that the morning dew made her a little uncomfortable, so she found a tree and rubbed against it, leaving a few tufts of downy fur.

Then he relieved himself under the tree.

Then it picked up its prized tree fruit again and continued jogging away into the distance.

That fruit was the one she dug out of Patchlitz's treasure trove yesterday in front of the camera.

Why hasn't this Eevee eaten the nut after a whole night?

Are you taking it back to your own little home?

Or do you want to share it with some Pokémon?

As the psionic revelation ended, Chen Mu murmured, "There might really be more than one Eevee in this area."

Hearing his murmur, everyone felt a jolt of energy.

Song Shu could almost see the award for outstanding graduation project beckoning to him.

However, at that moment, a loud gunshot suddenly rang out in the distance, startling a flock of birds into flight, which seemed particularly abrupt in the forest!

"What's going on? Was that... a gunshot?" The students shrank back in fright.

The live stream chat was instantly flooded with question marks.

"What's going on? There were gunshots?"

"I thought I forgot to turn off the sound in my game, but it turns out it was gunfire from the live stream?"

"Is it that exciting?"

"Is this a shift from field research to wilderness survival?"

The comments section was naturally filled with jubilation; everyone was eager to see the drama unfold.

But in reality, Chen Mu and the others immediately became serious.

Jubei immediately pulled out the ball and released his starfish.

"The gunshots are very close, in that direction. I'll go check it out first. You all stay quiet and don't make any rash moves!"