In the mountains, the cheetahs are almost at the top, but the gorillas are climbing with both their hands and feet as they are giving them starches. The rocks fall beneath the gorillas and blind them as the cheetahs went up to the top of the mountains, seeing the entire ocean and sky. 

“Speed. I remember how we were free animals. Let us go more. I want to see more.” Lighting glares. 

“Lighting, the zookeepers called up Lighting and Speed. It makes sense, but what about our original names, Ifiok (wisdom in Ibibio) and Abeba (flower in Amharic). Being fast is one thing we are now, but what about being who we are, smart and beautiful cheetahs who are here to survive on our beloving home, Africa”, cried Speed, before Bono and Bona stare and stand at them, listening to their origin, making them remember their flashback back in Congo. 

“Eastern gorillas. But in our home in the zoo, there is no hunting. But safe there,” Bono said. 

The cheetahs turned back and saw the gorillas looking down, but they managed to escape by jumping far away and entering the tall trees as the branches scratched them and gave their fur some leaves and paws some splinters. 

BOOM!!

They hit the ground, but the elephants grabbed them with their trunks. 

“The lions are with us, but we will give them punishment!!” Ban said. 

Finding a cave around the mountains, Ban and the females are holding tight to the cats with their trunks, tightly crushing them until Fredrick screams, “ I can’t breathe!!” 

“Silence! We are going to find a prison for you, you betraying bastard!!” Ban shouted. 

After searching for three minutes, a cave is found, and the cats go down in the dark new home. So small, so smelly. 

Ban whispered to Hinna, “Find me a big, big boulder, please.”

In search of a big round boulder, Hinna and Maggie look around the quiet place of an island, where little trees and a ton of sand remind them of a beach that is for humans for a quiet and relaxing vacation. 

“I never understand why we are so different. I see lions as hunters, and elephants are the gods and goddesses. We live in a society,” Hinna said. 

“But we are not. What if you want to make friends?” Maggie asked. 

“The lions betrayed us! Let’s go find the boulder before it is too late!” Hinna hurried. 

What can happen to the lions and the cheetahs as they are breathing so hard and the smell gets worse and worse as Ban’s buttocks cover them in the cave. Giving them a huge fart, all the animals cough, and cough. 

Starvation and sickness, they had enough and starts chewing down Ban’s butt. 

It hurts Ban’s butt and cries to call his remaining elephants to hurry up. At that time, Hinna and Maggie push down a giant red boulder and push it down to the cave hole. Ban’s butt is made up of open scars and holes from teeth. 

Meanwhile, Bona and Bono are healing the ostriches’ necks with herbs, but their voice are too soft, and too much blood spills down the ground. 

“Don’t die! Please!” Bona cried. The ostriches look at each other, and then they stare up, whispering a prayer before death. Cress stares at the birds and remembers how Snail and I are getting along so far. He flashes back to how his wife left him and wanted to be alone, and the cage saves him. Not only do predators affect his life, but demons come to him for bad luck and touch him uncomfortably. 

“I need Clay. I need him to know what I should do! All of the animals are fighting and I am the one who is not damaged and needs so much fucking help!!” Cress wails and puts himself down to the ground, crying so loud the ostriches look upon him. 

“Cress. I know we are in society for us to go back to the zoo, but now we must rest. Clay and others are okay on the other island,” Denny said as his neck makes it much worse when moving. 

Scratching, growling, and moaning. Hurting poor Cress while sleeping at night as in the cave, the lions and cheetahs continue to dig down the bolder until their claws are tiny. Rarely to starch something. Later, louder bellies rumble, and more coughing lectures the elephants’ ears until Hinna got up and needs to go on a walk while Ban watches her go away. 

The next day, Hinna is lying down in the bare forest as the flies buzzing around her and her tusk are off. She is dead, according to Cress, who first saw her.