Nineteen the Hyena was a fierce, hungry beast who roamed the savannah in search of a meal. She was a solitary hunter, stalking her prey with a ruthless determination that was unmatched by any other predator. On this particular day, she had noticed a squirrel, Twenty Five, scurrying across the plain. She was quick to take advantage of the opportunity, and she pounced with lightning speed.

Twenty Five was desperately trying to flee, but it was no use. In a matter of seconds, Nineteen had taken hold of her, and with one large gulp, swallowed her whole. The hyena relished the taste of the small creature, savoring the meal as it slid down her throat. She licked her lips, satisfied with the result.

It was a gruesome sight, but the hyena had no remorse. As far as she was concerned, it was just another part of her daily hunting routine. She was a predator, and it was her job to hunt and feed. That's why she was so successful, and why she continued to thrive in the wild.