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Some of the slowest animals in KINDERZOO include Boris the Slow Loris, Timmy the Giant Tortoise and Martha the Manatee and some of the fastest are Ryan the Lion, Polly the Springbok Antelope and Peta the Cheetah. In our Kinderzoo Tales segment we learn how Ryan the Lion got his roar.
Our theme for this episode is big and small animals – from Joe the Elephant, Paula the Polar Bear and Dwayne the Komodo Dragon down to Roberta the Raccoon and Tiny the Emperor Tamarin. Our special KInderzoo Tale is about Debra the Forgetful Zebra and how she got her stripes.
KINDERZOO has many animals but unfortunately some of these are highly endangered, like Poppy the Orangutan, Mike the Proboscis Monkey, Sonny the Sun Bear, Martha the Manatee, Tarli the Tiger and Tia the Tapir. Sonny the Sun Bear is our KInderzoo Tale and it’s how he got his colourful markings.
In this episode we go on safari in Africa and meet Polly the Springbok Antelope, Harry the Hippopotamus, Rhiannon the Rhinoceros and we see two of our favourites running around – Debra the Forgetful Zebra and Ryan the Lion. Our KInderzoo Tale this week is about how Gerry the Giraffe got his long neck.
Some primates live in trees and some live on the land and in trees. In this episode we meet KINDERZOO’s finest primates like our host Gabby the Gibbon, Deni the Douc Langur, Marty the Mandrill, Colin the Colobus Monkey and Mike the Proboscis Monkey. We also learn how Mike got his large nose in Kinderzoo Tales.
The KINDERZOO is full of animals with all types of coverings – Paula the Polar Bear has both fur and hair, Chris the Cobra is covered in smooth shiny scales Polly the Orangutan has bright red hair and Johnny the Jaguar has fur with dark coloured markings to help him hide. Carlisle the Crocodile has rough skin on top and smooth skin on the bottom and Madeline the Pangolin has a coat of scales like amour. In fact, we find out how Madeline the Pangolin got her coat of scales in our KInderzoo Tales segment.
In this episode we look at animals that love to be part of KINDERZOO families. Gabby the Gibbon lives with her partner, Deni the Douc Langur lives in a troop,, Pav the singing Penguin is part of a colony, Tiny the Emperor Tamarin is a loving father and Marty the Mandrill lives with his family. Kelly the Kangaroo shows us her baby joey. In KInderzoo Tales we learn how Kelly actually got her pouch.
There are just as many noisy animals in KINDERZOO as there are quiet ones.The quiet ones include Gerry the Giraffe and Timmy the Giant Tortoise.The loud ones include Joe the Elephant, Poppy the Orangutan, Ryan the Lion. In Kinderzoo Tales we hear the story of how Joe the Elephant found his trumpet bellowing sound.
Hands, toes and tails can be very important to animals at the KINDERZOO. Boris the Slow Loris has a pincer-like grip, Roberta the Raccoon has nimble paws, Pav the Penguin uses flippers as hands, Teresa the Tapir has only three toes, Colin the Colobus Monkey has only four fingers and Kelly the kangaroo has a very strong tail. And in Kinderzoo Tales we find out how Pav the Penguin got his black and white coat.
The animals at KINDERZOO love to eat different types of food but some just prefer to only eat meat. These include: Paula the Polar Bear, Johnny the Jaguar, Ryan the Lion, Carlisle the Crocodile Larry the leopard and Dwayne the Komodo Dragon. We also learn how Dwayne got his forked tongue in Kinderzoo Tales.
These KINDERZOO animals only like to eat grass: Joe the Elephant, Harry Hippopotamus, Timmy the Giant Tortoise, Debra the Forgetful Zebra, Kelly the kangaroo and Rhiannon the Rhinoceros. In KInderzoo Tales we also learn how Rhiannon the Rhinoceros got her horns.
KINDERZOO has its very own rainforest and some of the animals that can be found there are: Poppy the Orangutan, Mike the Proboscis Monkey, Sonny the Sun Bear, Boris the Slow Loris, Colin the Colobus Monkey, Marty the Mandrill. We also find out how Marty the Mandrill got his colourful face.
With all the animals in KINDERZOO some have very rough skin and some have skin as smooth as you and I. The “smoothies” are Chris the Cobra, Martha the Manatee, The “roughies” are Carlisle the Crocodile, Dwayne the Komodo Dragon, Timmy the Tortoise and Madeline the Pangolin. In KInderzoo Tales we learn how Madeline the Pangolin got her coat of scales.
In this episode we look at animals that love to run. We call them “runners”! From Peta the Cheetah, Tarli the Tiger, Johnny the Jaguar, Ryan the Lion, Polly the Springbok Antelope and Debra the Zebra. In Kinderzoo Tales we find out how Tarli the Tiger got her stripes.
Arms and legs are often used for very different reasons by animals at KINDERZOO. Gabby the Gibbon uses her arms to swing from tree to tree, Pav the Penguin uses his wings as flippers to swim, Gerry the Giraffe may have the longest legs in KINDERZOO but Joe the Elephant has the biggest and Kelly the Kangaroo has the strongest! Pav the Penguin shows us how he got his black and white coat in Kinderzoo Tales.
In this episode we go on safari in Asia and meet up with the animals that call Asia “home” - Mike the Proboscis Monkey, Sonny the Sun Bear, Luke the Douc Langur, Tarli the Tiger and Dwayne the Komodo Dragon. In KInderzoo Tales we learn how Mike the Monkey got his big nose.
Mammals are just like people and at KINDERZOO there are plenty of mammals like Peta the Cheetah, Boris the Slow Loris, Larry the Leopard, Polly the Springbok Antelope, Johnny the Jaguar and Debra the Forgetful Zebra – who is also the highlight of our KInderzoo Tale where we learn how she got her stripes.
Mammals are just like you and me and at KINDERZOO there are plenty of mammals! Here are some of our favourites. Paula the Polar Bear, Madeline the Pangolin, Joe the Elephant, Gerry the Giraffe, Kelly the Kangaroo and Marty the Mandrill. We learn how Kelly the Kangaroo actually got her pouch in Kinderzoo Tales.
Some animals at KINDERZOO like to keep to themselves. We call these animals “loners”, like Martha the Manatee, Johnny the Jaguar, Poppy the Orangutan and Rhiannon the Rhinoceros. We find out how Rhiannon the Rhinoceros got her horns in Kinderzoo Tales.
Let’s take a look at the colourful animals at KINDERZOO. Some blend in very well to their backgrounds whereas others are quite a stand out. In this episode we look at Tarli the Tiger, Debra the Zebra, Gerry the Giraffe, Larry the Leopard, Marty the Mandrill and Tia the Tapir. Our KInderzoo Tale is about how Gerry the Giraffe got his long neck.
At KINDERZOO we meet some of the animals that like to sleep during the day and then wake up to feed themselves at night. These include: Harry the Hippopotamus, Boris the Slow Loris, Roberta the Raccoon, Madeline the Pangolin, Carlisle the Crocodile and Ryan the Lion and then we find out how Sonny the Sun Bear got his markings.
KINDERZOO is full of animals with funny noses. These include: Mike the Proboscis Monkey, Martha the Manatee, Teresa the Tapir, Joe the Elephant and Marty the Mandrill. Plus in Kinderzoo Tales we learn how Marty the Mandrill got his colourful face.
Cats are big beautiful creatures and also powerful hunters. In this episode we learn more about Johnny the Jaguar, Tarli the Tiger, Peta the Cheetah, Larry the Leopard and Ryan the Lion plus we learn how Ryan the Lion got his roar in Kinderzoo Tales.
All the animals at the KINDERZOO are so different. Some of their body parts are adapted to suit their lifestyles, such as the Joe the Elephant and his big ears, Rhiannon the Rhinoceros and her large nostrils, Carlisle the Crocodile and his third eyelid, Boris the Slow Loris and his large eyes, Teresa the Tapir and her long nose – and speaking of long noses, how about Mike the Proboscis Monkey? And here is Joe the Elephant again in Kinderzoo Tales and how he found his trumpet bellowing sound.
Everyone loves to play Hide and Seek and the KINDERZOO animals are no exception. Roberta the Raccoon has her black and white mask, Paula the Polar Bear is white which makes it easier to hide in the snow, Debra the Zebra can hide in the trees with her black and white stripes, Johnny the Jaguar’s markings make him very hard to see in the jungle, just like the stripes that Tarli the Tiger has. In fact, we learn how Tarli got her stripes in KInderzoo Tales.
Snakes and lizards can be pretty scary but not the ones at KINDERZOO! They belong to a group of animals we call reptiles. In this episode we learn more about: Chris the Cobra, Carlisle the Crocodile, Timmy the Tortoise and Dwayne the Komodo Dragon. We finish with a KInderzoo Tale on how Dwayne got his forked tongue.