Cole opened his door and hopped out of the car, pushing it closed with his foot as he looked over the area ahead of them. The land was uneven, and had a small variety of plant life, but was otherwise just a pretty normal patch of land. That seemed to be the point of picking it. "Okay, see, this is gonna be one of the intro shots. Sun's up, sky's clear, and it's still early enough to catch some light off the grass. We can set the turtles up too, they'll love it," He explained, walking around the vehicle and off the road. He crouched to get a better idea of the angle the camera would be at, leaning over and looking through framed fingers.<br/><br/>It looked idiotic. "Right here, this is it. Yo, Joaquin, pass me the camera?" He called out, still focusing intensely on the field ahead of him. As he scanned the area over, he noticed an oddity in a rocky outcropping about 300 feet into it. Without so much as a second thought, he silently made the decision to scope the place out as soon as they were done in the field. The others would learn of it once this part was out of the way.<br/><br/>Kelly, luckily, had survived the sequence of car exiting. She opened her door and scooted over just enough to let her lift one of the lizard cages from the seat next to her, which she rested on her lap for a moment. Her attempts to greet the reptile inside with a pet to the head were responded to with said reptile leaping onto her arm and scuttling up to her shoulders. She let out a yelp of surprise, which was replaced with amused laughter when the lizard proceeded to claw its way up her hair and plop down atop her head. With her scaly crown, she slid out of her chair with the other lizard in its tank.<br/><br/>She carried it over to where Cole was fucking around and set the glass case down. The tortoises were still in the truck, lazily resting on the towels set down in the bottom of the containers. They were comfy, as tortoises tended to be, and awaiting their time to shine. Kelly carefully pulled the lizard off her head and set it down by the other, just as Cole spoke up again.<br/><br/>"Okay, okay, see that shrub? That's a perfect spot for the turtles. Like, both of 'em right at the base, it'll be perfect," He said. At that point, he'd started side-stepping to get a better angle to put the camera at first, somewhat resembling a giant crab in terms of movement. The sight of it brought a snort out of Kelly. Cole hadn't noticed.