Live: The Longing For Life In The Sea

Oh, it's just a group of mortals, how could they guess what I think!

Nodded and shook his head again, Lin Changfeng seemed to have a rhetoric long ago, waiting for the big guy.

After a mysterious smile, he gently tied the rope around his waist, and at the same time hugged the coconut tree to form a complete rope arc.

Immediately afterwards, both feet directly stepped on the coconut tree, and then moved the rope very easily, leaning against the outside of the rope step by step.

The sturdy rope rubs against the smooth and rough coconut bark to form a very solid friction and support.

With this special strength, Lin Changfeng easily climbed up the coconut tree diagonally.

As he climbed higher and higher, the big guy watching the barrage was terrified, and he continued in a normal and emotional tone.

"First of all, remind everyone to pay attention to safety daily, and don't imitate casually."

"Actually, what the big guy just said is right. Coconut trees can grow two or three meters high in a year under the conditions of rain and adequate nutrition, but there are actually two types of coconut trees."

"One is the tall and long coconut trees like the one we saw before our eyes. They can even grow to more than 30 meters high and can produce 30-40 coconuts."

"The coconuts produced by tall coconut trees are very sweet and mellow, but because they are too high, they are not suitable for picking and harvesting. At the same time, because of their long growth cycle, they are not suitable for large-scale planting."

"So in order to improve efficiency, but also in order to better obtain these sweet fruits, the big guy has improved another dwarf coconut tree that grows shorter and produces higher yields."

"According to the height of the coconut tree, it is far inferior to the tall coconut tree, but it only takes 3 to 4 years to begin to bear fruit, while it takes 7 to 8 years for the latter to begin to produce benefits."

"At the same time, the dwarf coconut tree can produce 60 to 80 coconuts a year, which is more than twice that of the former."

"However, just as if the quantity of all commodities overflows, without the help of strict measures and remedies, the quality will inevitably show a downward trend."

"High-yield dwarf coconut trees are naturally worse in taste."

"The harvesting of coconut trees is not easy. In the past, most of the methods were to climb up honestly like I do now, and then pick them one by one."

"Even before, there are many news of the unfortunate death of coconut pickers every year."

"Now it's not so troublesome. Various tools can help us do this."

"But now, I seem to have climbed high enough. Have you seen these coconuts? Don't look at these guys as they grow very large, but in fact, the outside is just appearance."

While chatting with everyone, while attracting everyone's attention, Lin Changfeng leaped forward lightly.

It caused a shaking of exclamation, pulled out the dagger from the belt, and cut it at the joint of the coconut two or three times. Four or five coconuts "plopped" and fell down.

The dull impact splashed a ball of sand that quickly dispersed. After Lin Changfeng smiled and nodded, he continued with an emotional tone and tone.

"You don't need to make too much. If you make too much, we won't be able to finish it. Just keep it and pick it slowly later."

"Compared with step by step when you go up a tree, you should pay more attention to the movement of your feet when you go down a tree. Remember not to relax just because you have done a lot."

"Although he said that, in everyone's opinion, his performance is completely different."

I saw Lin Changfeng swaying the rope connecting his waist quickly, slipping in two steps and stepping in three steps, slipping down the slightly curved coconut tree with ease.

Compared with his fishing and reeling movements, he seemed more agile, making everyone stunned.

Well, the strong contrast of cooperation made everyone smile inexplicably.

Your sister!

Make us happy again!

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