By coincidence, he captured eight baby mice.
Holding the bucket, Chen Zhou even considered giving up on his plans to raid bird nests and directly heading home to build a stone enclosure to raise these little creatures.
In his understanding, in the entire natural world, apart from other primates, few animals can surpass mice in poison testing or drug trials.
If he were to discuss reproduction speed and diet, even monkeys and chimpanzees would fall behind and give way to mice, the "born poison testing saints."
This time, he caught a total of eight baby mice. As long as he takes care of them and prevents large-scale deaths due to accidents, he could get a male and female pair, providing an endless supply of test mice for future experiments.
Of course, the possibility of having eight males or eight females is not impossible either.
However, Chen Zhou feels he isn't that unlucky yet.
