Zootopia Birds Novels & Stories

As a trusted member of the Eagle Guard, he also didn't have that much free time within the city, so he had clearly taken the opportunity to gossip around the streets. Finally, after trotting with his nose to the ground for the better half of an hour, Harvey found the tree where the scent ended. Looking up, the leopard let out a roar. Almost instantly, the beady eyes of six giant birds peered out of the openings in each of the tree's five levels - and the eyes of several predator beasts looked out their own windows to see what the commotion was. [Shut up, Harvey, Ariel's trying to SLEEP] hissed a particularly agitated neighboring lion, but Harvey merely flicked an ear in his direction, not le

As they glided in swiftness, a flash of rich browns and brilliant blues followed them in a trail. Then slowly, they switched their pace, disappearing into blurry lines that were too much of a strain in the eye to follow. And in one swift motion none of them could predict, all birds fast-attacked the crystal—all coming from different directions. The contact caused a series of explosions, dissipating the birds in the process. But its aftermath left them tumbling on their backs as it caused the ground to tremor. The amount of power those harmless-looking little birds had was too much. It became a reminder that they shouldn’t be underestimated.

from the kids as they wave to the orange haired orangutan in front of them. I stepped back after watching the little monkey then stepped forth towards the other animals in the zoo when I spotted Finn I one of the fences. He was standing on ola straight back with some sort of other patch in his arm which was outstretched. The other side was another man dressed in a safari khaki suit that was suited for the zoo theme. He had a large bird in his arm that was placed on his left shoulder. In a split second with the whistle of the man, the bird was able to fly and shift positions from the other man's shoulder to Finn's own arm. The people around cheered as they saw the little action from the bird

He easily socialized with the kids around him. It was a peaceful afternoon, filled with the laughter of children, the distant chirping of birds, and the soothing rustle of leaves in the gentle breeze. Sofia felt content, grateful for these moments of simple joy with her son. She never needed much to be happy, or satisfied. A drone flew to where the kids were playing, and they "oohed," and "aahed," at its maneuvers. Tyler, in particular, was downright amazed. It was obviously his first time seeing one, and Sofia immediately made a mental note to get him one.

"I can't believe he actually thinks he's superior, even when he's living off her. That's next-level pathetic!" Seeing the tides turning against him, Jack pointed at me and shouted, "Recording me in secret is a violation of my privacy, Suzanna!" I slipped the voice recorder back into my bag and shrugged. "What would it be when the security guards pinned me down and tried to take my recorder earlier? Was it considered false imprisonment or attempted robbery?"

She knew how desperately he had wanted an ability like the rest of the group. Joanna stepped back. Allen proudly created several more mounds around the yard to show off. "I can even make thick earthen walkways!" he said happily. Joanna gave him two thumbs up. Allen was eagerly explaining how he had just awakened this morning, and Jolie chimed in, adding how she had taught him to absorb a zombie core, when Dante suddenly arrived. The massive, bloated pigeon swooped down from the sky, landing heavily right on top of Allen’s newly formed earth mound. Treating it like his own personal majestic perch, the bird president puffed out his chest, looking incredibly happy as he cooed loudly and proudly

‘I don't get it, explain yourself, human,’ ‘Animal, this human has a name and you know it,’ she retorted calmly, walking back the path to her home. ‘Shh, I'm in my moment, now talk. What's so special about being a bird?’ ‘It's not about being a bird, it's about the freedom to fly and go anywhere you want and whenever. It's the peace of mind that comes with it. If we were birds, we wouldn't have to hide who we are. We'd be free to soar through the sky with no care. Wouldn't that be great, Zinnia?’ Sapphire asked with a bit of a smile on her face and a little warmth in her heart. She could see her wolf staring with amusement, her tail swishing ever so gently as she lay on the floor in the ment

The bird stilled too, like even poultry respected him. “Yes, Papi?” “Put the chicken down.” Ash blinked. “But—” “Now.” The camera dipped. The ceiling appeared, followed by chaos: tiny footsteps, half-hearted complaints, Krystal sounding like she was one minor inconvenience away from relocating to another galaxy. Zoe popped into frame again, her face pressed close. “Uncle Zane,” she whispered like they were plotting espionage. “This chicken’s name is Glitter.” “I’m thrilled,” Zane answered, flat as marble. “Put Glitter down before Glitter bites you.”

“Don’t think I’ve forgotten how Zeus once took you out like a linebacker going for MVP.” He didn’t respond. But I knew he was smiling inside. At this point in our routine, I walked Rufio, Tinkerbell, and Waffles—the mischief squad. Pickles was in his stroller, safe from temptation. Zeus was glued to Alan’s side, the model of corgi perfection, naturally. The sun was halfway down the sky when it happened. One minute, I listened to Waffles snort at a breeze, and the next, a squirrel darted across the sidewalk—cue instant chaos.

::: "Daddy took me to the zoo! I saw lions, giraffes, and a big bird that was blue! Daddy said its name was Macau!" Ben nodded casually, playing with the ends of Max's hair lazily. "Hmm, macau, huh? It's a smart bird. Like smarter than your Daddy." I choke a little, stifling a giggle behind my coffee cup, but Max immediately turns to him with a sharp look. "Uncle Ben, Daddy is smart! He knows things! He said the lions at the zoo are not from Asia but Africa!" Ben feigned surprise. "Wow, what a great insight. I bet only a handful of people in the world know that fact."