- It's time to read from our favorite book.
- Yay, story time.
- [Grover] I always like a good story.
(upbeat music)
What is today's story about, Frannie?
- Our story begins in the Amazonian Rain Forest
in South America.
Where we meet up with Miguel who is our guide
and knows all about the animals in the rainforest.
He's going to help us with the clues our treasure map.
We have four clues to get to the treasure.
- Well, luckily I am an expert treasure hunter,
and map reader.
Let's see, we need to go that way.
- Grover, I think the map is upside down.
- Hm?
Oh, you were right.
We need to go this way.
(upbeat music)
- Grover, could you read us the first clue please?
- Certainly.
(throat clearing)
This animal has feathers as bright as day,
and some of them can copy what we say.
Oh, that is easy.
It is a chicken with a tape recorder.
- Hm, I don't think so Grover.
- No?
- Do you know what it is Miguel?
- That clue sounds like our own colorful bird friend,
the macaw.
- Oh, that was going to be my second guess.
- Hey!
Isn't that a macaw up in that tree?
- [Miguel] It sure is.
- [Frankie] We're heading in the right direction!
- [Frannie] I love their colors!
- (squawking) I love their colors.
(all laughing)
- Second clue, the second clue!
- I guess.
These slow moving friends sleep a long time,
hanging upside down in the trees that they climb.
Uh, I want to say, an elephant.
- That sounds to me like a sloth.
- Or a sloth.
- Is that a sloth over there?
- Good work Frankie.
- [Grover] Aw, I love sloths, they are so furry and cute!
- Look, he's smiling at me!
(upbeat music)
- We're getting closer and closer to the treasure.
What's the third clue Grover?
- Okay, these animals lie in the sun and love the heat.
And they use their tongues to catch food to eat.
(throat clearing)
Miguel?
- That sounds like our friend the iguana.
- Isn't that an iguana on that rock over there?
He looks like a little dinosaur.
- Look, I'm an iguana!
(laughing)
- What's our fourth clue, Grover.
- This is the last one,
we must be really close to the treasure.
- Yay, the treasure!
The treasure!
- [Grover] This animal is the color of gold.
- Gold!
It is the treasure.
- With hair like a lion but easier to hold.
- Ah, yes, the Golden Lion Tamarin.
- A lion!
Oh!
I hope it is a little one!
- It is!
Look up in that tree.
- [Frankie] The monkeys are the treasure?
- [Miguel] We love them.
You see, the Golden Lion Tamarin are named after lions
because of the big mane they have around their faces.
Like a lion.
- So it's not really made out of gold?
- Nope.
- They are really super cute though, oh look at that!
- They sure are!
(tinkly music)
That was a great adventure in South America.
- It was so exciting!
- I can't wait to hear the next story.
(upbeat music)