Tulio and Miguel go Walking With Beasts

Reissued as of January 20, 2019. I've remade this with a better looking image for the first comic panel and corrected some spelling errors. My next comic involving Walking with Monsters will come soon. Be patient.
Continuing from the comic Tulio and Miguel go Walking with Dinosaurs (See here: dinodavid8rb.deviantart.com/ar…)
 
After the success of Walking with Dinosaurs, which Miguel has done the narration for, the contract that Miguel signed for has demanded that he return to narrate the sequel of Walking with Dinosaurs, Walking with Beasts. Also, Miguel is still using the pseudonym "Kenneth Branagh" in reference to his voice actor, who is also the narrator of the Walking with series.

Tulio is ticked off, having survived the Mesozoic era and its many dangerous cast members. Miguel doesn’t have a choice, unless he wishes to hire a lawyer to get him out of the show, which could run the risk of exposing Tulio and Miguel’s. Despite the perils, Miguel tries to look on the bright side of the job. He can visit new places and have adventures sought out for him. They have been supplied with plenty of food, water and clothes for the various weather changes. However, the two have had close calls with woolly rhinos, hungry saber-tooth cats, a deinotherium in musth, a young indricothere that rammed the camera and an andrewsarchus on the beach. Just like the previous series, the episodes are filmed in reverse order. When the two taken to the setting of New Dawn in the early Eocene, which has been recently discovered to be very peaceful. Gastornis has been discovered to be a herbivorous bird that didn't hunt mammals, so the director decided to replace the herbivorous gastornis with a carnivorous terror bird impersonating it and add a foreign ambulocetus to the lake for more drama.
  Man, these two conmen are just down on their luck.
 Tulio questions the title of the Walking with series, seeing that they’ve been doing a lot more running. When the show is finished filming, Tulio and Miguel, along with Altivo decide to go for a real walk with the Australopithecus in the sunset, singing the Monty Python song “Always look on the Bright Side of Life”. Tulio can't help but sing along, despite the annoyance. Tim Haines and Jasper James liked the musical number so much, they added it to the behind the scenes bonus features.
 
(I referenced the ending credits to the Walking with Beasts bonus feature “The Beast Within”) See here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=maq3OL…

Of course, What will Miguel do when he’s brought back to narrate Walking With Monsters?
 
To Be Continued...

Tulio and Miguel are trademarks of The Road To El Dorado (2000) © Dreamworks Animation Studios.

Walking with Dinosaurs (1999) © BBC Natural History Unit, BBC Worldwide, Warner Home Video, and Impossible Pictures.

The Lyrics of "Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" belongs to Monty Python.