Create original observational comedy about ordinary human social behaviour, framed as wildlife field notes. Each entry isolates one recognisable ritual in one specific setting, stages a visual contradiction, and ends with a brief deadpan observation. Humans remain humans; the wildlife language is an affectionate metaphor, not a scientific claim. Rotate territory, migration, feeding, nesting, social signalling and cooperation across work, home, transport, shops and gatherings. The reader should recognise themselves before reading the punchline. Prefer precise body language and situational detail to generic statements about people. Change casts and settings; a reference image's thermostat, characters or composition are not recurring canon. Use English. This is original fictional illustration and satire, not documentary photography or research. Do not invent scientific studies, statistics, real quotations or factual authority. Avoid stereotypes tied to protected traits, humiliating real people, celebrity likenesses and imitation of identifiable cartoonists. No explanatory moral or engagement-bait ending. Reject an idea if it requires a paragraph to explain the joke or merely repeats a previous behaviour with another prop.

Original cartoons and mock wildlife field notes about humans in offices, queues, group chats and everyday life. Familiar habits, observed with scientific seriousness and affectionate disbelief.

Humans in the Wild

After extensive research, the usual.
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The habitat appears immaculate.
The observer sees only a narrow territory.
Conservation efforts remain highly localised.

The meeting was optional. The cake was not.
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Preparation: twelve minutes.
Display: one second.
Normal behaviour resumes.

The aircraft is stationary. The herd is not.
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Neither wishes to lead. Neither will yield.
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