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A rainforest adventure awaits...

let’s explore!

Journey deep into the world’s tropical forests with two young explorers. Meet incredible animals, decorate scenes with stickers, complete fun puzzles and much more.

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JUNGLE

Warning: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Publishing Director Piers PickardPublisher Tim CookCommissioning Editor Jen FerozeIllustrator Pippa CurnickDesigner Hayley WarnhamPrint production Larissa Frost, Nigel Longuet

Thanks to Dr Kim Bryan, Jennifer Dixon

Published in February 2016 by Lonely Planet Publications Pty LtdABN 36 005 607 983ISBN: 978 1 76034 038 4www.lonelyplanetkids.com© Lonely Planet 2016Printed in Malaysia

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LET’S EXPLORE

JUNGLEPaper in this book is certified against the Forest Stewardship Council™ standards. FSC™ promotes environmentally responsible, socially beneficial and economically viable management of the world’s forests.

Are you ready for an adventure? Two explorers, Marco and Amelia, are going deep into the rainforest, and they’ve invited

you to come too!

JUNGLE KIT

AMELIA

* Shirt

* Cargo pants

* Walking boots

* Backpack

* Camera

* Long-sleeved

T-shirt

* Cargo pants

* Walking boots

* Bug spray

The best explorers need to be ready for anything. Look at the list below and add stickers to the next page to get ready to go! Cross the items off the list when you’ve stuck them on.

MARCO

AMELIA

MARCO

Add stickers from the back of the book to match each creature to its homeland. You can use the clues below to help you.

This map of the world shows where the planet’s rainforests are located. Every one of these areas of forest contains

some wonderful wildlife.

I move so slowly that sometimes algae grows on my fur.

I drink the nectar from flowers.

I am most famous for my razor-sharp

teeth.

The leader of our family group is called

a silverback.

I wave my long furry tail in the air

like a flag.

My roar can be heard over two miles away.

I stay with my mother until I’m seven years old, and we swing through the

trees together.

I can’t fly, and I lay bright green eggs.

The island of Madagascar is full of amazing plants, animals and birds, and 70% of the species that live here are not found anywhere else on Earth. Wow! Look at this busy Madagascan jungle and see if you can spot the items listed below.

3 ring-tailed lemurs

2 chameleons

A tiny, spiky tenrec

A purple orchid

A red tomato frog ?

Can you find...

Marco and Amelia have come to Rwanda in search of mountain gorillas. They have found this group, called a troop, in a clearing high up in the Volcanoes National Park. Use your stickers to

add more gorillas to this troop.

Stickers for the world map

Stickers for the mountain gorillas

Stickers for big, bad bugsStickers for the orangutans in Borneo