March 14, 2016, 06:33 PM
Eyesight was not too exciting at first. He could scarcely make out more than a different shade of darkness as he sat blinking at the den wall. His mother spoke, and as he was starting to hear, he was inclined to turn his head toward her, and ah, here he realized what an extraordinary new sense this was. She, in particular, stood out amid the gloom of their nest, while his brothers were a singular blob with a splash of white.
The boy's tail wagged, his body quivering with excitement at this new thing. He looked this way and that, and turned in circles as he experienced what it meant to be able to see (sort of). But as that circle brought his snout to point toward the den entrance, he stopped, transfixed. It was exceedingly bright compared to the rest of his world, and he squinted into the sun, his paws taking a few steps in its direction.
The boy's tail wagged, his body quivering with excitement at this new thing. He looked this way and that, and turned in circles as he experienced what it meant to be able to see (sort of). But as that circle brought his snout to point toward the den entrance, he stopped, transfixed. It was exceedingly bright compared to the rest of his world, and he squinted into the sun, his paws taking a few steps in its direction.
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