
The wilderness, with its craggy mountains overgrown with dense forests and exotic forest dwellers, has long been a familiar element to this girl. Nature replaced her parents, and the rattlesnake insects became closer to her than humans. When she hears the crunching of branches under the feet of a human, she immediately hides behind the leaves of dense bushes, not wanting to meet a curious traveler. Like many children who grew up in the woods, in the wilderness, she knows what living real nature is all about. Insects feel a close connection to the Savage Girl and aren’t afraid to land on her face and hands. The forest is her place of strength and source of life, which she has vowed to protect for the rest of her life. She is incredibly connected to nature.