The leader of the group is Alex, a young but watchful male with a bold spirit and a big heart. Alex isn’t the biggest or strongest, but he’s always alert—protective of his siblings and quick to sound the alarm if danger nears. He often climbs to the highest branches to keep a lookout, always scanning the horizon.
Next is Angela, the smallest of the team. Though young and petite, Angela is endlessly curious. She’s always the first to explore new areas, poke her nose into the food bowls, or sneak into the supply crate when no one is watching. She’s known as the mischievous spark of the group—quick, clever, and full of surprises.
And then there’s Abby, the bigger sister and the heart of the Savana Team. Abby is calm, nurturing, and wise beyond her years. She often takes care of Angela, gently grooming her or carrying her when the little one gets tired. Abby is also very close to Alex—they often sit side by side in the evenings, watching over Angela as she plays. Abby steps in during squabbles and keeps the peace, almost like a second mom.
The three of them—Alex, Angela, and Abby—share more than just territory. They share food, they cuddle together at night, and they even share their emotions. If one is sad or scared, the others come close. If one is sick, the rest won’t leave their side. Their bond is more than just survival—it’s love.
The Savana Team became famous among the caregivers because of how much they rely on one another. When Angela once got stuck in a thorn bush, it was Alex who screamed out for help and Abby who stayed close, gently tugging until she was free. When Alex fell ill for a few days, both sisters stayed by his side, offering fruit and grooming his fur until he recovered.
Despite their challenges—harsh weather, food shortages, and occasional injuries—they’ve proven that sticking together makes them strong. They’re a perfect example of how deep family ties can be found in the wild.
Each morning, the Savana Team emerges from their sleeping spot with the rising sun—Abby leading the way, Angela bouncing behind, and Alex bringing up the rear. They’re not just a group. They’re a team. A family. A symbol of unity in the heart of the savanna.
