Hiking in Sarmiento in search of magical animals of Patagonia

📍CHILE🇨🇱Patagonia·Torres del Paine 🌐From September to November, the wind in Patagonia is relatively strong, but the temperature is gradually warming up and it's not very cold. However, this kind of wind is impossible to experience in the city. The wind in Patagonia always carries a strong malice😂 👣Lago Sarmiento Trekking You can see the beautiful Lake Sarmiento and hike in the valley next to it. There are no overly difficult slopes, and anyone in normal health can complete it. The round-trip hike is about 8 kilometers, which is considered a light hike in the Paine National Park. 📌On this route, you can see cave paintings left by people who lived here 6000 years ago. The plants in picture 8⃣️ are the 'brushes' they used to paint. This route also has the highest chance of seeing the magical animals of Patagonia. Many animals live on the meadows and by the lakes. 💕It's worth mentioning that this is the area in the vast Paine National Park where Pumas live most densely. The chance of seeing them is also the highest. However, Pumas are very patient animals. They rarely move easily. They don't usually attack directly when hunting, but wait in the same place for 3-4 hours. When the prey comes to them, they bite and start to enjoy. Travelers who can see them are absolutely lucky! 🎙️Tips: Please follow the hiking guide closely. If you really encounter dangerous situations such as being surrounded by Pumas, don't run and don't turn your back on them. Face them and wave your body and arms to roar and scare them away, letting them know that humans are not their prey~ 🐦The bird in picture 3⃣️ is very interesting. The white one is male, and the black one is female. If the female dies first, the male will immediately die for love. If the male dies first, the female will immediately remarry😂