Animal Adventures Edit

A Cayman is a small crocodile.

A Cayman is a small crocodile.

A kangaroo lives in the desert.

A kangaroo.

A Penguin lives near the ocean.

A Penguin.

A polar bear.

A tree frog's feet are sticky so that they can hold on to leaves and stems.

A tree frog's feet are sticky so that they can hold on to leaves and stems.

After you take the pictures, click on the animals again and I'll tell you some cool things about them.

Agenda YouTube.

Agenda.

All the places have animals to help.

Almost match that time. Give it another try.

An understory has lots of vines called lianas.

Anaconda sometimes hide in the bushes.

Anaconda sometimes hide in the bushes.

Anaconda.

Anaconda.

Anacondas are great swimmers.

Anacondas are great swimmers.

Anacondas curl up in the tree branches.

Anacondas curl up in the tree branches.

And they sing.

And we have it.

And we need to go down the river.

And.

Are you sure you wanna stop playing?

Are you sure you want to erase this name?

Are you sure you want to take off all your stickers?

Argentine sea.

Argentine.

Attendance sink.

Attendant Bus.

Attendant dress.

Australia.

Australias.

Avocado.

Avocados.

Banana.

Bananas.

Barry.

Be careful, Dora.

Beauty.

Before we go to the Animal Rescue Center, you'll need to set up your field journal so you can keep track of all the animals we see.

Before you can go to the rescue center, you need to put your name on your field journal so everyone will know what's yours.

Berries.

Black Stars and there's a special explorer star.

Blue morpho butterflies are blue.

Blue morpho butterflies are blue.

Blue morpho butterflies are really big.

Blue morpho butterflies are really big.

Blue morpho butterflies taste flowers with their legs and feet.

Blue morpho butterflies taste flowers with their legs and feet.

Blue Morpho butterfly.

Blue.

Blue.

Branch.

Branches.

Brown.

Bunch of grass.

Bunches of grass.

Bus.

But how are we going to get down the river?

But we also need to look out for that sneaky fox swiper.

Came and stayed near the water.

Came and stayed near the water.

Came in.

Cameraflash

Cane toad.

Canopy.

Canopy.

Cappy Barra.

Cappy Barra.

Cappy Barra.

Capybaras are brown and are almost as big as sheep.

Capybaras are brown and are almost as big as sheep.

Capybaras are good swimmers thanks to their slightly webbed feet.

Capybaras are good swimmers thanks to their slightly webbed feet.

Capybaras keep cool by going in the water.

Capybaras keep cool by going in the water.

Car.

Cayman.

Centennial Luna.

Centimetres.

Chris.

Cinquanta ucha.

Cinquanta Yuna.

Cinquanta Yuna.

Cinquante cuatro.

Cinquante dress.

Cinta.

Click again to take a picture for the Field Journal.

Click again to take a picture for the Field Journal.

Click again to take its picture for the Field Journal.

Click here to count in English.

Click here to count in Spanish.

Click on it to create pictures of the animal habitats or listen to Doris music.

Click on the animal.

Click on the animals and I'll tell you about them.

Click on the animals and take a picture for the field journal so I know they're safe.

Click on the animals to take their pictures and I'll tell you cool things about them.

Click on the stars to count each one we can.

Click on the stars to count some more.

Click on the stars to count them.

Click on them, then take a picture for your field journal and I'll know they're safe.

Click on your name if you want to change it.

Click the mouse and he'll help us jump up high.

Click the mouse and he'll help you jump.

Click the mouse so glowy will light up and wink and see the animals.

Click the mouse. Click the mouse.

Click the star. Click the star.

Click the star. Click the star.

Click the star. Click the star.

Click the star. Click the star.

Click the trash can or eraser so you can take some away.

Click the yellow arrow to go back to your sign in Page.

Click this button to go on our animal adventure.

Click this star.

Click to take the picture.

Climb Dora.

CNN.

Coconut.

Coconuts.

Condor.

Condor.

Condors don't have feathers on their heads.

Condors don't have feathers on their heads.

Cool it.

Cortana.

Crawl Dora.

D.

D.

Dark Mountain.

DC Archer.

Did Victor?

Didn't they?

Don't forget to look for stars along the way.

Don't say.

Don't say.

Doors.

Dora needs to find the animals that need help after the big storm.

Dora needs your help to get to the baby.

Dora, you need to follow the baby.

Dress.

El. El.

Emerald tree boa.

Excellent day.

Excellente.

Excellente.

Explorer.

Face.

Fainting dress.

Fantasia.

Fantastical.

Fantastical.

Flower.

Flowers.

Follow the baby.

Frogs aren't phibians. That means they can live in or out of the water.

Frogs aren't phibians. That means they can live in or out of the water.

Fruit bat.

Fruit bat.

Fruit bats help some fruits grow by spreading their seeds.

Fruit bats help some fruits grow by spreading their seeds.

Fruit bats sleep upside down.

Fruit bats sleep upside down.

Fruit bats stay out of the sunlight.

Fruit bats stay out of the sunlight.

G.

Giant Ant Eater.

Giant Ant Eater.

Giant anteater.

Giant anteaters stay on the ground.

Giant anteaters stay on the ground.

Ginza.

Good and diverse.

Good climbing, Dora.

Good counting.

Good finding it.

Good finding.

Good luck.

Good picture taking.

Good start Catching the star will be safe in my side pocket.

Good start catching the star will be safe in the star pocket.

Good story catching the star will be safe in the star pocket.

Good work you found.

Goodbye.

Gotcha.

Gracias, Dora.

Great idea.

Great job.

Great jumping, let's go.

Great looking, there's.

Great, you found all the animals.

Great.

Great. Let's go.

Great. Maybe he can help us save the baby animal.

Great. Maybe you can help us save the baby animal.

Green.

Guarantee Quatra.

Habitats are the places where animals live.

He'll try to swipe our field journal.

Hell are monkeys eat mostly leaves.

Hell are monkeys eat mostly leaves.

Hello, monkey.

Hello.

Hey.

Hi.

Hi.

Him.

Hmm, according to the Field Journal, that animal doesn't belong in the rainforest.

Hmm, the frog likes that.

Hmm, the squirrel monkey likes that.

Hmm, the taper likes that.

Hop Dora.

How will we see through the dark to find the nocturnal animals?

Howler Monkey.

Howler Monkey.

Howler monkeys like fruit and leaves.

Howler monkeys like fruit and leaves.

Hummingbird.

Hummingbird.

Hummingbirds are really tiny.

Hummingbirds are really tiny.

Hummingbirds drink from flowers.

Hummingbirds drink from flowers.

Hummingbirds get their name from the hum their wings make when they fly.

Hummingbirds get their name from the hum their wings make when they fly.

I bet Diego needs your help feeding the animals there.

I bet they're glad to be together again.

I can see eyes in parts of the mountain, but that's all.

I can tell you what the animals are saying. Then you can help them find the food they want.

I don't think that will work.

I don't think there's an animal there.

I don't think those animals match.

I don't think we need Gusty's help yet. Let's try another button.

I have to go help other animals.

I know it's Mommy will be so glad to see her baby after the big storm.

I like that animal, too.

I like that color too.

I love taking pictures.

I need your help.