Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!
Chimpanzees came to inhabit far-flung landscapes that had various tree densities; bonobos largely stayed in thick, gloomy forest.
Not just a pretty meadow, but also a gloomy forest as the sun sinks below the horizon indeed, many other things".
On the gloomy forest floor, Mr. Wulffraat, who fends off leeches by tucking his pant legs into knee-length football socks, has set more than a dozen camera traps to photograph wild creatures too shy to appear.
One of these is taken from the second chapter of James Fenimore Cooper's "Last of the Mohicans": an unsuspecting party of white travelers, including a pair of sisters, is passing through a gloomy forest unaware that they are being secretly observed by "a human visage, as fiercely wild as savage art and unbridled passions could make it".
But things look completely different to science trainees and early career scientists following ill-marked trails in that vast and gloomy forest.
Nothing says good old gloomy forest black metal like Theodor Kittelsen.
The journey from Glasgow to this remote spot took us through glens, past still lochs, gloomy forests, lone stone houses and fairytale castles.
Giselle, now a spirit, is commanded by the queen of the spirits to lure Albrecht to death by her dancing; instead, she rescues him before returning to her grave.It is all in the best early 19th-century German Romantic taste: jovial peasants, gloomy forests, simpering maidens dancing in a line, and a dreadfully sentimental score.
But the men who tell stories in which women who stray are punished - they are indulging their own fantasies just as much as those who write about gloomy forests and skiffs in the moonlight, about troubadours singing at the base of castle walls to some unseen mistress.
Observing that the green hue faded when he dried the animal's skin out over a fire, Seeman speculated that the greenness might be "owing, at least in part, to the fact that the hair becomes covered with minute cryptogamic organisms, the damp climate and thick gloomy forests favourable to their growth".
