The land belonged to the nation, and he had no say in it.
However, they hadn't disturbed him either; the distance between the two houses was about sixty or seventy meters, which was sufficient to provide a quiet resting environment for the animals.
After Er Niu left with her cubs, the animal shed went through another round of refurbishment and now housed two Tibetan Wild Donkey foals and one yak calf whose mother had died.
"The yak mother was already sick, and after giving birth she never fully recovered. When my classmates and I went to observe the Wild Yak Herd, we found the mother yak kneeling on the grass, struggling and failing to stand up."
"The little yak wanted to help its mother stand but couldn't. There were two other yaks trying to help as well, but they couldn't manage it either. Only after the two large yaks left did my classmates and I dare to approach and check the situation."
