In the jungle deep and wild,
Where species thrive and roam,
There's a world of wonder waiting
For kids like you to roam.

A colony of ants with mandibles strong,
Marching through the trees,
Nocturnal creatures hunt at night,
With wings that softly breeze.

A titan roars and shakes the ground,
A fossil of a time gone by,
But in this place, it's easy to see
How things can evolve and thrive.

The canopy is where you'll find
The swarm of buzzing bees,
With wingspans wide they dance and fly,
Above the treetops, free.

And if you take a safari trek,
Through grass and brush and thorn,
You'll see how creatures adapt to live,
In this world so lush and warm.

So come explore this world of wonder,
With all its creatures great and small,
And learn how they adapt and thrive,
In a world that's loved by all.

Reflections

Here are a few questions to ask kids to think about the story:

1. What kinds of creatures did the kids see on their safari adventure, and what were some of their unique characteristics?
2. How did the animals in the story adapt to survive in their environment, and what did the kids learn about evolution?
3. What was your favorite part of the story, and why?
4. If you could go on a safari adventure, what kinds of animals would you want to see, and why?
5. What did the kids learn about the importance of respecting and protecting the natural world, and why is it important to take care of the environment?