Bananas in Pajamas.

The predators stand on the lip, looking down into a valley where the elk graze seemingly without a care. Aresenn’s words pull Zeke’s attention to him and he considers the wisdom in this lesson. Duel-toned eyes move back down to the herd and he watchs the way they share the sparse grass that peeks up through the snow. Azoula words have him nodding in agreement as he softly says, “Even though they seem to be grazing peacefully, they also appear to be on high alert. They are constantly moving, rotating in toward where the grass is to allow each one time to eat.”

An older elk with a slight limp in his gait catches the man’s attention and he lifts a paw to point it out as he adds, “That one seems to hurt and the others are not as keen to allow him to graze. Might be easier to separate it from the herd since they will be more focused on protecting the pregnant females.” Really, Ezekiel is just spit-balling ideas here but it seems local to him.


"Ely & Ezekiel"