5. To pee or not to pee, that’s not a question.



Across sun washed savanna, a pregnant gazelle paced with poised restraint. Predators, heat, and distance tested her vigilance. Herd mates formed a shifting screen while she grazed to nourish the calf within. At the critical moment she slipped into dappled acacia shade, delivered swiftly, then urged the newborn up on trembling legs, passing on the speed and alertness that ensure survival on open plains.
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