观察动物的优秀作文（《TheWildlifeObserver》）

Foreword:

Growingup,Sarahhadalwaysbeenfascinatedwithanimals.Shewouldspendhourswatchingdocumentariesandreadingbooksaboutdifferentspecies,dreamingofonedaybecomingawildlifeobserverherself.Herdreamfinallycametruewhenshelandedajobatanaturereserve,whereshewouldbeabletoobserveandstudyanimalsintheirnaturalhabitat.Overtheyears,Sarahhadmanyunforgettableencounterswithvariouscreatures,someheartwarming,othershair-raising.Hereisonesuchtale.Onasunnymorning,Sarahsetsoutonherdailyroutineofobservingthewildlifeatthenaturereserve.Shewalksalongthewindingtrails,herbinocularsandnotebookinhand.Assheapproachesameadow,shehearsthesoundofrustlingleaves.Hercuriositypiqued,sheslowlyapproachesthesourceofthenoise.

Peeringthroughherbinoculars,shespotsafamilyofdeergrazingpeacefullyinthemeadow.Sheobservesthemforawhile,takingnoteoftheirbehaviorandmovements.Suddenly,shehearsaloudroarfromthedistance.Sherecognizesitastheroarofalion,whichsendsshiversdownherspine.Sarahknowsthatlionsrarelyventureintothisarea,butdecidestoinvestigatenonetheless.Shecautiouslymakesherwaytowardsthesoundoftheroar.Assheroundsabendinthetrail,shecomesface-to-facewithamajesticlioness.Thelionessstaresatherwithpiercingeyes,andSarahfreezesinfear.

Thelionesssniffstheair,butdoesn'tseemtobeinterestedinattackingSarah.Sheturnsaroundandwalksaway,disappearingintothebushes.Aftertheinitialshockwearsoff,Sarahfeelsgratefulfortheencounter.Shetakesnotesonthelioness'sphysicalcharacteristicsandbehavior,awedbythebeautyandpoweroftheanimal.Continuingherjourney,shestumblesuponagroupofplayfulmonkeysswingingfromtreetotree.Shewatchesthemwithamusementastheychatterandgroomeachother.Onemonkeycatcheshereyeinparticular.Itseemstobetheleaderofthegroup,exhibitingconfidentbehaviorandcommandingtheattentionoftheothers.

Sarahisfascinatedbythesocialdynamicsofthemonkeytroop,andspendssometimeobservingtheirinteractions.Suddenly,themonkeyleaderspotsSarahandbeginstoapproachher.Sarahisinitiallyafraidthatitmightattackher,butitstopsjustafewfeetawayandstudiesherintently.Themonkeyappearstobesizingherup,asiftryingtodeterminewhethersheposesathreatornot.Afterafewmoments,itseemstodecidethatsheisnotathreat,andgoesbacktogroomingitsfellowmonkeys.Sarahrealizesthatthemonkey'strustwasnoteasilyearned,andfeelsprivilegedtohavegaineditsacceptance.

Furtheralongthetrail,Sarahseesagroupofelephantsinthedistance.Sheapproachesthemcautiously,knowingthatelephantscanbeunpredictable.Asshegetscloser,shenoticesthatoneoftheelephantsislimping.Sheobservesitsmovementscarefully,takingnoteofanysignsofpainordiscomfort.Suddenly,anotherelephantchargestowardsher,itsearsflappingaggressively.Sarahquicklyretreatstoasafedistance,watchingastheelephantrunstowardsthelimpingone.Tohersurprise,thechargingelephantpicksuptheinjuredonewithitstrunkandcarriesitacrossasmallstream.Sarahismovedbythisactofkindnessandempathy.

Shecontinuestowatchtheelephantsforawhilelonger,impressedbytheirintelligenceandsocialbonds.Asthedaydrawstoaclose,Sarahreflectsonthemanyanimalencountersshehadthroughouttheday.Shefeelsgratefultohavehadtheopportunitytowitnesssuchincrediblecreaturesintheirnaturalhabitat.Sheknowsthattherearestillmanymoreanimalstoobserveandstudy,andlooksforwardtothenextadventure.Withasenseofwonderandawe,Sarahheadsbacktothenaturereserve,eagertocontinueherworkasawildlifeobserver.

Sarah'spassionforobservingandstudyingwildlifeneverwaned,andshewentontobecomearespectedconservationistandadvocateforanimalrights.Shetraveledtheworld,encounteringcountlessspeciesofanimalsandsharingtheirstorieswithothers.Herlovefornatureanditsinhabitantsinspiredmanyotherstojoinhercause,andherlegacylivesontothisday.