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After Sabe got Burned, Rekt, Roasted, everything……He then disregards Uganda’s comment and proceeds to ask why she called him “The One” in the first place.
Uganda then get’s bashful and tells him finally that he has been chosen by her to return with her to the harem that she is apart of.
This is quite a revelation for Sabe himself, because he was not expecting her to say this.
I wonder what will happen next?
Well, this one was again pretty easy to color, I really like how the last panel came out! It really makes the moment more dramatic with the close ups of both Sabe and Uganda’s side-profiles!
Hope you all are enjoying this comic so far! New page coming tomorrow!
Uganda then get’s bashful and tells him finally that he has been chosen by her to return with her to the harem that she is apart of.
This is quite a revelation for Sabe himself, because he was not expecting her to say this.
I wonder what will happen next?
Well, this one was again pretty easy to color, I really like how the last panel came out! It really makes the moment more dramatic with the close ups of both Sabe and Uganda’s side-profiles!
Hope you all are enjoying this comic so far! New page coming tomorrow!
I always wondered whether antelope babies were fawns or calves.
They are still pretty wild. They are not tamed at all out there in Africa.
That’s why I think they’re so cool! They are not ones to mess with.
In the wild before they were tamed, a bull’s purpose in life was to get so hopped up on testosterone that it would kill anything that got close to its herd of cows. Pretty crazy animals, very powerful and violent nature.
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Correct. In Africa, male Giant Sable Antelopes would protect large harems of females up to 15 to 20 or more from immediate danger. While the females tend to the young while protecting them as well.
A lot of Antelope species form herds like these. It’s efficient enough to help spread the males genes to the next generation. So the fawns would be strong and protective when they are grown. It also helps when females also tend to look for the biggest, most fit looking males to look after them.
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Now that I think about it some males in nature dominate herds of females. Basically a harem.
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