Summary  
This chapter covers implementing continuous, looped movement for multiple on-screen objects and detecting collisions to trigger state changes such as failure messages and resetting the player’s position.

General domain of usage  
Interactive game development

The field is no longer safe. Now the rabbit has to dodge moving enemies in each lane while trying to reach the carrot.

In this step, you're adding danger while still staying kid-friendly.
Here's what changes on the play screen:
Enemies in lanes.
- Each horizontal lane should have an enemy (like a fox or a wolf);
- Each enemy moves left → right → left in a loop, always sliding across its lane;
- Enemies never stop, they keep drifting across on their own.

Collision rule.
- If the rabbit touches an enemy, the run fails;
- Show a friendly message like "Caught! Try Again" and a restart button;
- After the restart, reset the rabbit back to the bottom of the field.

Winning still works.<br>
Reaching the carrot at the top should still trigger the "You got the carrot!" message from the previous step.

What happens if the rabbit touches an enemy in the app?

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Adding Enemies