Bearclaw Valley take me to the jungle

Nunataq did not have the slightest idea of what was all the commotion about, but it did not matter anyway. Where there was action going on, she would definitely be there and join the party, even if it was for the sake of participation.

She would have had no regret to leave the densite, because with her heading over to the fourth month and growing rapidly, the current home had gotten to small. And with the ongoing heat she preferred to sleep outside. But by the time she would reach the new home, she would find the spacious den a welcome change.

When she arrived - Wyatt was upset, Laurel was annoyed - therefore the puppy tiptoed around the adult as inconspicuously as possible and slid by Lucas's side. He seemed to be of a much more content and happy demeanor. Plus, he had an object in his mouth that caught the brown cub's interest immediately. She bumped her hip against his in a friendly manner (a greeting) and with a wagging tail examined the rabbit hide, drawing in the old, but still delicious smell of it.

Perhaps, when they were on the road, she would try to steal it for herself.