

Spider in the Map
There is a beautiful spider in the map clutching an egg when you turn it sideways. Rightside up the egg is a turtle head with eyes being attached/attacked by the spider.


There is a beautiful spider in the map clutching an egg when you turn it sideways. Rightside up the egg is a turtle head with eyes being attached/attacked by the spider.
Think of these rocks like a jigsaw puzzle where you don't have a refrence or the picture on the box to guide you. At first, it just looks like a pile of stone, but when you start looking at the individual "pieces," the image starts to come together on its own.
If you look at the larger rock, you can make out the ears, the nose, and even the teeth. There’s a heavy curve at the back that looks like a strong hind leg. It’s not just a random shape, all those pieces fit together to form a rabbit.
Because there are two rocks, it looks like a pair—almost like an adult rabbit and a baby sitting together, in a meadow. You don't need a picture on a box. Think "outside of the box", to see it.
Just look at how the shapes of the rock fits together to realize what you're looking at.