A large horizontal watercolor of fierce chromatic intensity — a complement to the all-green field (753), this work's dominant register is warm: orange, red, crimson, gold, with cool blue at the right edge providing contrast. Multiple creatures move through this warm chromatic ground, their outlines sometimes described in black, sometimes dissolving into the surrounding color.
The most fully realized creature is at center: a large red-orange fish or aquatic form with visible eyes, fins, and a detailed body surface — rendered with the most sustained naturalistic attention of any creature in this composition. Its scale and specificity make it the protagonist of the scene. Around it, other creatures cascade: a second red-outlined quadruped at upper right; flowing red forms below that suggest large marine creatures; at lower center, a shaggy dark form with visible feet and a head — the most mammalian creature, perhaps a dog or a bear, caught in the midst of the red world.
At the left edge, isolated: small blue-white fragments — the green-creature vocabulary from 753 appearing at the margin of this warm world, as if two adjacent ecosystems are just touching. The blue right edge makes the same gesture in the other direction — the warm red world is bounded by cool blue, suggesting a temperature gradient.
The composition has the quality of a hunt or a migration — multiple creatures all moving in related directions, the color ground creating urgency and energy. This is the most kinetically charged of the creature compositions.