The Evil Forest Watcher

There is something sinister in the forest. I never knew what evil lurked in the trees until I got my zoom lense. That lense has revealed the awful truth of what has been spying on me as I made my trips through the woods. These terrible beasts are the ones that wait and watch and plan and plot.

I knew there was something there, but I only saw movement when I looked above. The leaves of the trees obscured what was sizing me up as I innocently looked to the trees for an exciting new adventure. But as I looked at the pictures when I got home I saw that it was a dark creature with long sharp claws. I could only imagine the razor sharp teeth it must have.

Then as I continued to go through my pictures it began to get clearer. The creature was an evil bat-like thing that must have meant to swoop down on me and tear me apart! How could I ever go back there with the thought of these malevolent things watching me through the trees. I would never see them coming! What could I do?

Just by looking at the picture above, I just knew that I must have narrowly escaped the evil grasp of this horrible beast. Or maybe it was a scout for the other terrible things that lurk in the dark forest. Was it part vampire? Would it come down and take my blood? Or would it just tear me limb from limb?

Then as I moved on to the next picture I realized it was only a nice little black squirrel that had been caught in the wrong light. How foolish I felt after letting my imagination run wild. How could I ever believe that a cute little animal like this could hurt someone like me? All it seemed to be doing now was eating an apple.

This just goes to show you that appearances are deceiving. The little squirrel had most likely just been watching to make sure I wasn't a threat. It was probably bracing itself to run away. The evil look was a look of fear. What does this tell us about other animals that we don't like the looks of? Or even other people?