In literature, the word scamper frequently connotes a light, brisk, and often playful motion, whether describing a small animal dashing for safety or a character making a sudden, energetic departure. It is used to evoke images of nimble movement, as when a character is urged to “scamper home” in a moment of urgency [1] or when rabbits and birds burst into animated action at the first sign of disturbance [2, 3]. At times, scamper also captures the fleeting chaos of a hurried retreat in scenes of danger or excitement, adding a vivid dynamism to the narrative, as seen when figures, both human and animal, are depicted scrambling away in haste [4, 5].