Chapter 116: Real Combat Drills (1)
The remaining creatures were primarily beasts and dinosaurs.
The situation for beasts was rather awkward, as most of them occupied the middle to lower levels of the food chain. Even the stronger ones, such as leopards, primarily hunted small birds and various rodents.
However, one creature deserved special mention—a species resembling wild boars. These creatures were about two meters long, stood approximately ninety centimeters tall at the shoulder, and had sturdy limbs, large ears, and a short tail. Their bodies were covered in black fur, with their backs adorned by a row of rigid bristles. Below that were layers of coarse hair, while the fur on their abdomens was relatively soft.
Particularly noteworthy were their sharp, robust tusks protruding from both sides of their mouths. Combined with their muscular build, these creatures delivered a formidable charge with incredible destructive power.
In addition, they would often roll in mud, coating themselves to enhance their defenses. They typically moved in groups, ranging from a dozen individuals to over a hundred.
While their diet was broad and consisted mainly of plant matter, including branches, fruits, and roots, these wild boars were undeniably dominant within the forest, boasting strength far surpassing that of leopards.
As for the other beasts, most were weaklings not worth mentioning.
Next were the dinosaurs. Among them were some formidable entities at the top of the forest’s food chain.
From afar, Luo Wen spotted two dinosaurs, each about fifteen meters long, engaged in a fierce battle for reasons unknown.