When they parked the tricycle and walked to the vicinity of the little waterfall, they saw two big gray bears with a little gray bear standing atop the waterfall, waiting for the salmon struggling upstream.
Evidently, the gray bears shared Lin Yang's perspective; they weren't interested in salmon lacking stamina.
The two big gray bears were faring well; with their strong and powerful bodies, whenever a salmon leapt out of the water against the waterfall, they could often slap it onto the shore and feast.
However, the little gray bear wasn't as capable; when the salmon broke through the surface, before it had time to react, the salmon would jump over the little gray bear, fall back into the water, and continue swimming forward.
Salmon that could overcome such a small waterfall surely had their sights set beyond; further places were their ultimate goal.
The little gray bear, unable to catch any fish, cried out in frustration.
