In the rustling woods lived many creatures. Birds, bears, deer, turtles and many more. 

The rabbit lived near her best friend, the deer. “What should we do today?” asked the energetic rabbit. The deer smiled,“We can go to the hill nearby for sunset.” Here the sky glowed orange, yellow and pink. “That sounds like a great evening,” said the rabbit. 

On the way to the hill they ran into the turtle and the bear. “Would you guys like to join us?” the rabbit said excitedly. “Where are you going?” Asked the bear. “We are heading to the hill for the sunset,” said the deer. “Oh no be careful down there, the hungry fox has been spotted out there!” Said the bear in fear. The deer and rabbit looked at each other terrified. “Actually, I’ll join you,” said the Turtle with a smirk.

On the way they saw their bird friends. They smiled and waved. They saw the butterflies and their insect friends. Again they smiled and waved

Then they entered the dark snake meadows. The silence was filled with slithering. The darkness made the turtle want to scheme a prank.

The turtle quickly grabbed some sticks and leaves. He then created the shadow of a fox. He ran and hid in the bush nearby and then roared his best Fox growl. The deer and the rabbit grabbed each other and screamed. “It’s just the turtle with his pranks,” said the deer trying to comfort the rabbit. 

“That wasn’t very nice,” said the rabbit with a frown. His heart was hopping faster than the rabbit ever could. “Don’t do that again,” the deer said disappointed. The turtle stopped laughing, “Oh come on I was just playing a joke,” the turtle said rolling his eyes. 

On the way over the turtle kept pranking the deer and the rabbit. The turtle would hide and scheme. He would growl his fox roar and laugh at his friends. After, two more pranks, the rabbit and deer were done. “It’s not a joke, you know the fox is my biggest predator” said the rabbit. The deer was angry , “it's not funny, we will never believe you again.” The deer and rabbit nod in unison. They turned and headed to the hill at last.