Once upon a time, in a faraway jungle, there lived a group of creatures called "Juveniles". They were curious and loved to discover new things. One day, they found out that their population was decreasing, and many species were becoming extinct. They knew they needed to protect their rare genes, so they decided to take action.

They went on a mission to find out why their population was decreasing and discovered that their habitat was being destroyed. They found out that only a small percent of their habitat remained, and it was not enough for all of them to live in.

So, the Juveniles came up with a plan to protect their habitat. They started planting trees, cleaning up litter, and spreading awareness about the importance of protecting endangered species. They even convinced other animals to join in and help.

As a result of their efforts, the Juveniles' habitat thrived once again, and their population increased. They learned that by working together, they could protect their home and keep their rare genes safe for generations to come.

The end.

Reflections

1. Why were the Juveniles' population decreasing?
2. What did the Juveniles do to protect their habitat?
3. How did the Juveniles convince other animals to help them?
4. What did the Juveniles learn from their efforts to protect their habitat?
5. Can we apply the lesson from the story to our own lives and environment?