Observing or coming into contact with wild animals in the forest requires a high degree of caution and respect for the natural ecology. According to China's "Wild Animal Protection Law", the vast majority of wild animals are protected by law and illegal hunting, trafficking or injury are prohibited. If you need to come into contact with wild animals due to scientific research or other legal needs, please be sure to apply for permission from the local forestry department first and proceed under the guidance of professionals. **If you encounter animals in the wild, it is recommended to follow the following principles：** 1. **Keep your distance**: Observe quietly and avoid disturbing the natural behavior of animals. 2. **Do not feed or lure**: Artificial food may endanger animal health. 3. **Act cautiously at night**: If you need to walk at night, use a red flashlight (less interference to animals) and walk along the existing path. **In case of emergency survival needs (such as calling for help in the wild)：** -Give priority to the collection of plant foods (need to confirm that they are non-toxic). -Set passive distress signals (such as SOS signs) instead of active hunting. -Clearly state your location when contacting rescue. We encourage you to safely appreciate the beauty of wild animals through bird watching, nature photography, etc. If you need to learn more about legal and compliant natural exploration methods, you can consult the National park Service or a professional ecological protection organization.