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Description
This depicts a female Godzilla, graceful and agile but destructive.
The first female Godzilla was observed in 1934 near the north pole,
before colour photographs existed. This image was take off the northern
tip of Japan in 2006. She is seen jumping over a river, not as large as
her male counter part she is faster and more aggressive during
mating season. When females travel this fart south it is to gather
food to feed their offspring.
UN has sanctioned these animals as the last remaining creature from
the dinosaur era, claiming them to be a protected endangered species.
Japan who has suffered the most from these creatures has stepped
back from UN denouncing it out right. Their claim is the right to defend
their country.

Description
This depicts a female Godzilla, graceful and agile but destructive.
The first female Godzilla was observed in 1934 near the north pole,
before colour photographs existed. This image was take off the northern
tip of Japan in 2006. She is seen jumping over a river, not as large as
her male counter part she is faster and more aggressive during
mating season. When females travel this fart south it is to gather
food to feed their offspring.
UN has sanctioned these animals as the last remaining creature from
the dinosaur era, claiming them to be a protected endangered species.
Japan who has suffered the most from these creatures has stepped
back from UN denouncing it out right. Their claim is the right to defend
their country.