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A simple gift/portrait for the famous: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/inkanyamba/
I got the idea with the high grass from memories to some older movies.
Speaking of that: I think a good advice for your own safety is, if you should ever be on the run from someone or something, never ever make the mistake to run into a field of high grass, because something could arleady be waiting in there (and I assume the same goes for cornfields and reed belts).
"The ghost and the darkness" (1996) (the lion is sneaking around in the high grass) -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyb55MXi7S0
"Lost world - Jurassic park" (1997) (the raptors are also lurking in the high grass) -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsMaFlrj9Q8
So: Avoid high grass.
BTW: Can someone of you tell me how I can add the visable avatar-picture of another user into my picture-descriptions? I have no idea how to write it so that it displays the avatar.
I got the idea with the high grass from memories to some older movies.
Speaking of that: I think a good advice for your own safety is, if you should ever be on the run from someone or something, never ever make the mistake to run into a field of high grass, because something could arleady be waiting in there (and I assume the same goes for cornfields and reed belts).
"The ghost and the darkness" (1996) (the lion is sneaking around in the high grass) -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyb55MXi7S0
"Lost world - Jurassic park" (1997) (the raptors are also lurking in the high grass) -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsMaFlrj9Q8
So: Avoid high grass.
BTW: Can someone of you tell me how I can add the visable avatar-picture of another user into my picture-descriptions? I have no idea how to write it so that it displays the avatar.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
Species Snake / Serpent
Size 1285 x 794px
File Size 1.32 MB
As scary as that is... ... ... It might be due to your eyes and influence that I think, running into you is the better option than running into a lion or a raptor. Those clawed predators have a very painful and messy way of finishing their hunts (unless they give you a quick neck-bite).
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