Tails and Tales: Animal Stories

There are so many animals I need your help defending. Will you pledge with me to help give all creatures a happy ending?

The story is not over. We have only just begun. We have another tale to share, so let's have some more fun!

(choose the animal arrow below that you have not met yet!)

Last but not least, we have one more feature, so stick around to hear about yet another creature!

W O L V E S

Amphibian: Carolina Gopher Frog!

We have two stories down, but many more to go. Even though we have learned so much already, there's always more to know!

Instructions for this book:

Tails and Tales: Animal Stories

Written By: The North Carolina Zoo 2021

Reptile: Eastern Box Turtle!

The second story follows some native Carolinians. Would you like to hear first about the reptiles or the amphibians?

Every living being has a story Some of them have their moments of glory Others haven't had that same chance And have become victims of a circumstance

But good or bad, Happy or sad, Their stories need to be told So listen close to hear their history unfold

Thank you for joining us at the North Carolina Zoo! We had a fun time and hope that you did too! Come for a visit to meet some more animal friends and learn about the many others we need your help to defend!

Last but not least, we have one more feature, so stick around to hear about yet another creature!

Green zig-zag pattern

Tails and Tales: Animal Stories

We have two stories down, but many more to go. Even though we have learned so much already, there's always more to know!

Choose a story and follow the book Elephants or wolves, Let's have a look!

(Choose ONE of the animals below)

For by learning their tale We can understand the scale Of their importance on the Earth And what we can do to appreciate their worth

The end is drawing nearer, but first a decision you must make.

Would you like to hear about bears, or would you like to meet a snake?

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