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She flinched, moving from her place, staring at the lion that addressed her. Why be so harsh on her? Blinking, she approached a bit closer, wondering what he would do next. Once she was a close distance to have a better view of the lioness, she sat down, once again, just watching. All she knew was that she seemed not to be invited, but still felt something strange in the beast they were all gathering around.

Now she would understand why her parents told her that hyenas and lions did not get along.

The youngster stood near to the older male that hailed from her same pride, her green eyes flitting curiously from creature to creature. She'd never seen a baboon before... She was very glad Kal was there! Even if she didn't know him well, just in passing, at least he was big and strong and trustworthy. She was sure she could rely on him. It was when the lioness relayed her story that the youngster's brow knitted and her lips turned to a frown. Bitten by a snake? This wasn't good.

The child pawed towards the distraught lioness and offered her a small, hopeful smile.

"It's okay, ma'am. Imma esplorer, I'll help you find him!"

Koe listened intently to the bird as she relayed information from the tree. "Say, thanks eh! You know can't see too far from down here." The primate chuckled. He gazed up at her until the lioness suddenly spoke. She seemed sick herself, but she spoke of a lion that had a snake bite. The baboon shook his head and shuddered; his youngest sister had died from a snake bite. It happened frighteningly often out here in the savannah, and ground nor tree was safe!

His bright intelligent eyes watched the lioness as she explained about her missing friend, and perked his ears at the dark-furred lioness as she flung a comment about noise in his direction. Not worth getting into any sort of bickering, Koe was interested to find this lioness' companion.

Only because everyone else was rushing to. Koe liked a little competition, and he decided he would see if he could be the first to find this male.

Biskiti was well, lost. He had been travelling for a few days now, out of his den, and didn't know where he had gone wrong. The world was large and awfully scary. For the little hare with an irrational fear of just about everything, it wasn't too pleasant to be flung far from home. He hopped to and fro frantically, until he came across a large group of creatures, including a lion. His small heart nearly stopped beating. So, this was how it ended, eh. "I-I'm sorry." Biskiti began to notice that the group seemed rather distressed themselves. Curiousity grew within him. "W-whats going on?" He directed this to the whole group.

Haki fell out of a bush, if that was possible. Nevertheless he stumbled at least... Which had him land on his face. The poor blue jackal hadn't a clue where he was, he was just, on the move. Travelling from pride to pride, all the while just trying to get back to his den. After he stood up, and shook whatever dirt he had managed to get on his fur off, he cocked his head to where he heard a group of ... Well, animals of all kinds, fussing over something.

He wandered over to them and poked his head through, yet another bush. He remained silent, but nevertheless curious. What were they so excitied about? Were they trying to track something? The last time Haki had joined a large group of animals was to hunt down a monster... He shivered at the memory. That had almost ended in him being squished. This... Whatever this group was doing, couldn't have been nearly as dangerous as that he decided. So maybe he'd stick around a little longer...

The mandrill had wandered quite the way away from his horde, but was happily enjoying his find - a tree with very very tasty fruit. Soon enough noise from other creatures wandering about reached his ears. At first he paid no mind to it and continued with his snack, but soon the animals were making quite a racked. There seemed to be a lot of them.

Finally, his curiosity got the better of him and he swung from one tree to the next, trying to find the source of all the noise. Eventually he did and at first he stayed among the higher branches of one of the surrounding trees and examined the diverse group. He noticed one of the lions seemed to be in distress. He guessed the others were trying to help her.

He saw a baboon in one of the other trees and with a few swift jumps, he landed on the branch next to his fellow primate. "What is happening here? Why is she so upset?"

"Oh... Alright." His throat was dry, begging for water. After all, he hadn't drunk anything in days it seemed like. As soon as he found his way out of this jungle, Haki would find water first. Perferably water that didn't lead to quick sand either... He shook his head, that adventure was long but done and over with. He need not worry over Elephants and Mained Wolves any longer. "What's going on?" He asked, attempting to get a grasp on the current situation.