Around Six Sussex Spaniels—one a Rich Golden Liver

In a scene viewed from directly behind, around six Sussex Spaniels—one a rich golden liver with a long, low body and gently wagging tail; another of solid liver color, its massive head and well-feathered ears above a deep chest hinting at its distinctive gait; a third, medium-sized with a flat, slightly wavy coat, pendant ears close to its head, a slight frill on its neck, and a low-set tail; a fourth boasting an abundant straight coat over a heavily-boned, rectangular profile, its chest lightly feathered and tail characteristically docked; a more compact, substantial form with warm golden undertones; and the last displaying a muscular build, dense weather-resistant coat, broad skull, and tail carried level—are arranged in a golden ratio Fibonacci spiral amidst bioluminescent fungi glowing softly at night, their varied forms starkly defined by cel-shading and flat colors as cool, top-down volumetric light rays pierce the darkness.