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Some call it a gut feeling, some call it natural instincts. Others call it a warning. For Kaiko it honestly did not matter what it was called. Something was wrong with the water. She couldn't quite pinpoint what was wrong. What mattered is there was something wrong. Kaiko kept digging for clams but found herself looking around for danger more than she usually would.
Is this because she considered herself a mom now or was there something watching her? Touching a clam she dug to keep it. Quickly she grabbed it and put it in her bucket. It was almost full. Perhaps one more could fit so she again felt for a clam but stopped when she noticed a small metallic object. She looked up at her pup and then looked around. Satisfied for the moment that all was okay she swam over to the object and picked it up.
It was a small mass of what looked like a cluster of beans. Just much more slimy and metallic. She was very curious and placed it in her bucket. She swam to the top of the water with the bucket in hand.got the pup to get on her back and swam to shore. At shore the grew her legs and crawled away from the water and dug a hole in the sand until water filled it. She put the metallic cluster in the hole before she went and fully transformed into her zion form. Got dressed and returned to the hole and bucket with 2 rocks in hand. She placed the rocks in the sand and sat down.
"Okay, Fluff today I'm going to teach you how to get food from these rock-like creatures. Then I'm going to find a smart person to tell me what that is." She looked at the hole when she said that last part. She was curious what it was but food was more important than curiosities. She put Fluff down and handed him a smaller clam from the bucket than grabbed one out for herself.
"Copy me okay?" She said and started slamming the clam against the rock. Why did she do it thie way? Well the baby otter had to learn how to eat if she was not there to feed it. Though she preferred to use a clam knife the baby could not do it that way. After a few good hits she brought the clam up to her mouth and used her teeth and hands to force it open. Once it was open she held it out to the otter so he could see what he was working for.
Some call it a gut feeling, some call it natural instincts. Others call it a warning. For Kaiko it honestly did not matter what it was called. Something was wrong with the water. She couldn't quite pinpoint what was wrong. What mattered is there was something wrong. Kaiko kept digging for clams but found herself looking around for danger more than she usually would.
Is this because she considered herself a mom now or was there something watching her? Touching a clam she dug to keep it. Quickly she grabbed it and put it in her bucket. It was almost full. Perhaps one more could fit so she again felt for a clam but stopped when she noticed a small metallic object. She looked up at her pup and then looked around. Satisfied for the moment that all was okay she swam over to the object and picked it up.
It was a small mass of what looked like a cluster of beans. Just much more slimy and metallic. She was very curious and placed it in her bucket. She swam to the top of the water with the bucket in hand.got the pup to get on her back and swam to shore. At shore the grew her legs and crawled away from the water and dug a hole in the sand until water filled it. She put the metallic cluster in the hole before she went and fully transformed into her zion form. Got dressed and returned to the hole and bucket with 2 rocks in hand. She placed the rocks in the sand and sat down.
"Okay, Fluff today I'm going to teach you how to get food from these rock-like creatures. Then I'm going to find a smart person to tell me what that is." She looked at the hole when she said that last part. She was curious what it was but food was more important than curiosities. She put Fluff down and handed him a smaller clam from the bucket than grabbed one out for herself.
"Copy me okay?" She said and started slamming the clam against the rock. Why did she do it thie way? Well the baby otter had to learn how to eat if she was not there to feed it. Though she preferred to use a clam knife the baby could not do it that way. After a few good hits she brought the clam up to her mouth and used her teeth and hands to force it open. Once it was open she held it out to the otter so he could see what he was working for.