The huge searchlight cast its beam into the forest, and the long rope ladder descended from the sky.
Two minutes later, one after another, rainforest workers appeared on the self-extending ladder, climbing down bit by bit to arrive near the hollow of the tree.
Carrying a thermal box, the workers picked up the snake eggs on the ground, shone their flashlights on them for inspection, and the light reflected a shimmering orange glow off the shells.
After confirming there were no mistakes, they placed each egg into the thermal box, and those who followed were even more amazed.
The remaining eggs of the wild Burmese Pythons, survivors of the fierce battle between the python and the wild Baizhi Ox, were a rare sight, truly rare. Even in a zoo, they could have a special plaque explaining their significance.