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Emylie R

__ Animal Adventure __

Once there was a tree that stood high and proud, his name was Oatmeal. He did not care for much Oatmeal just wanted peace and quite, and then Sarah the robin swooped in holding two eggs in her mouth. “Mr. Oatmeal sir may I please lay my eggs in your branches for my eggs will be safe?” Oatmeal did not care and Sarah lived happily ever after. Meanwhile at a local food market, Frank the tapeworm was resting in an uncooked meatloaf with a guy who was selling samples. Frank was ready, a woman picked up the meatloaf that Frank was resting in. Frank soon started to feed on the woman’s stomach for many months and Frank was herd from ever again. In the grass sitting next to Oatmeal on the rock was Memphis the Gecko. Memphis asked if Sarah was back and Oatmeal replied with a yes, Memphis crawled up to see that Sarah’s eggs have hatched and already given the names Bender and Tosco. Memphis stays awhile to watch the newborns play with each other and be fed, Memphis left late that night, but home he saw Frank crawling out from a manhole. Memphis did not understand how Frank escaped but it didn’t really matter anymore Frank was going to be a light snack for Memphis, he snuck behind Frank and ate him chewing him good making sure that Frank was dead. The next day Billy the kinkajou was trying to get all the flies out of the trunk of Oatmeal. Billy was having so much difficulty with getting out the flies with his little paws, soon after two hours jimmy the frog came to see what was going on. “Do you need help?” said Jimmy, Billy said yes and jimmy started to clean Jimmy able to clean the place with ease. Jimmy was able to feed hunger and Billy was able to have a clean environment. Some were helping others, some didn’t care regardless of what would happen and many were hurt and killed in the process but all for a certain cause. BiomesSecond10 Tropical Rain Forest Home Tropical Rain Forest Facts Tropical Rain Forest Food Web Tropical Rain Forest Conservation Tropical Rain Forest Bibliography