Hey! I totally hear you—nature never sticks to a strict rhythm, it’s all about those subtle, off‑center vibes. A good trick is to capture a real animal walk on video, then slow it down frame‑by‑frame; you’ll see each step’s tiny quirks. When you paint your frames, let those quirks slip in—one foot slightly ahead, the other lagging a beat, a little sway like a breeze. You can also tweak the timing by adding a tiny random jitter to each keyframe; that keeps the flow organic. Just remember to keep your file sizes lean—reuse backgrounds, avoid heavy over‑draws—so the animation stays light and kind to the planet. Happy animating!