5. To pee or not to pee, that’s not a question.
Across sunlit savanna, a pregnant gazelle navigated heat, predators, and scarce cover with alert grace. Herd mates formed a living shield while she grazed to sustain her growing calf. When labor neared, she slipped into sparse shade among acacias and delivered swiftly, licking the newborn clean before guiding its unsteady legs. Strength and vigilance fused in those first minutes, setting the rhythm for survival on the open plain.