Little Forest Of Life

Intro 1: The trees swayed calmly in the wind. Birds chirped joyfully, while on the other hand the little creatures living in the trees began to come out of their hiding places. Flowers began to bloom in the nearby meadow, snow turned to green grass. All the signs of spring were coming into effect, also meaning that there were soon to be little mouths, ready to play. Alas our journey starts here, in a little den, in our little forest of life.

Spring - Chapter 1: Little yips echoed throughout the cave. Mother wolf, who was a patient woman, barked, alerting her pups that it was time to eat. Little paws scampered towards the bark and began to feast. While on the other hand, Tina, the runt of the litter, was last to join the meal. Once feeding time was over, mama wolf led her pups outside the den to smell the fresh air. Little yips of joy rang over the little pups. Even if they weren't able to see, they followed the scent of their mother. One by one six little pups stumbled out of the dark den into the fresh open air. Mama wolf looked around the grassy forest, making sure there were no dangers for her or her pups. The bushes rustled momentarily then stopped. Mama wolf pinned her ears and sniffed, seeing if it was any danger. Suddenly out of the bushes was another wolf, carrying an elk carcass. Mother wolf's ears would would go up again, seeing that it was her mate and barked happily. The pups yipped excitedly at their mothers bark and ran around the small area. Father wolf nuzzled his mate then went inside and placed down the carcass. Mother wolf followed inside, herding her pups inside as well. As the day began to set, the pups too, began to grow weary and tired from all the excitement of the day.

Intro 2: The trees swayed in the warm wind, little bugs and critters came out of their homes from the warmth. The creek bubbled, as many animals used its source to cool down from the blistering heat. As well as many birds migrating to keep warm. All these things are a sign of summer fast approaching. While in our little den, our pups seem to have grown up a bit more, In our little forest of life.

Summer - Chapter 2: As the sun rose, little eyes began to open, and little yawns began to spread. Although it didn't take much to get these little pups excited. One bark from mama wolf and they all ran over, trampling over each other just to get to her. Today is the day that they finally get to eat meat. Mama and papa wolf show the little pups how its done, little yips echo as they begin to eat. Tucker, one of the older pups, manages to get it on the first try. The little pups begin to nibble at the fresh hunted rabbits that papa got them. Once all the pups were finished and full, it was time to leave the den again. This time mama would stay back, making sure no intruders would come by, as well as Luna, the shy pup and comet, the loud pup. They decided to stay back and help mama while papa taught the other four how to hunt. Papa headed down towards the creek, where many animals have decided to rest. Papa crouched down, the pups would follow his movements. Noticing a stray mouse, he pounced, catching the mouse under his paws. The pups yipped but papa barked quietly, making sure that the animals wouldn't be scared off. He stood back and allowed the pups to hunt on their own, of course keeping a close eye on them. Back home, mama wolf was taking a well deserved rest, while the other two pups were playing. Papa wolf and the other four pups managed to get back in a timely fashion. The little pups dropped what they had hunter. Which were mainly little mice. Papa barked, letting the pups know to stay here while he went to hunt. Mama, who woke up from her nice rest, herded the other pups further into the den so they wouldn't try and escape. After a long time, papa wolf returned with his kill, along with a few scratch marks from the hunt. Mama wolf got up and helped him then laid him down, licking at his wounds. The pups yipped happily that their papa made it back safely. After a bit they all went to eat their fill and soon, the sun began to set on another day for the pups and their parents.