A Man Finds What He Thinks Is a Puppy in the Forest – Vet Calls the Police

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16.Another Theory

Ultimately, the small black puppy might not belong in this wild environment. Yet Addison disagreed with this idea and began formulating another plan. What if someone had brought this animal here intentionally? This new theory opened up worrying possibilities. Addison pondered the situation and considered the potential consequences of human intervention on the local ecosystem. Was this presence the result of a deliberate introduction or an accidental abandonment? The precise location of its discovery, so deeply hidden in the forest, suggested deliberate action rather than mere coincidence. Addison then started comparing the animal’s characteristics with those of recognized local species. The idea that this creature might belong to an exotic species illegally introduced into this habitat added an even more complex dimension to this case: that of an invasive species. Addison realized that his responsibility now extended beyond simply caring for the animal. He might need to alert environmental authorities about a potential threat to the ecological balance of the forest.
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  1. RuneVoyager

    Anyone tested this under pressure?

  2. EchoMoraine

    Calls for deliberate practice.

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