Forest music is part of life for all animals in that place.
Ooooooh-ooh- aaah-aaahh! they shout, up and down the trees as they dangle.
Baby monkey hugging mum tight, strong enough not to tangle.
hissssssssss! hissssssss! they crawl, under the leaves and on the ground.
The black, green, and brown snakes, hide down in the ground.
Which forest music do you like?
hooooo-haaaaa hooooo-hooooo-hooo! they sing, flapping their wings between the trees.
Hanging upside down in caves, they sleep. Tiny and big black bats agree.
Grraaaaaaauuuuuu! Grraaaaaaauuuuuu! They roar, move on tiptoe, and grunt.
Searching for what to eat. the lions, cubs, and lionesses hunt.
Toooot! Toooot! Tooooot! We trumpet in the park and in the forest.
We, the giant elephants, want to live, so no to the arrest.
Croooaak! croooooaak! croooooaak! We frogs jump from leaf to leaf on the mashy ponds.
Some of our green bodies blend with the dark forest in bonds.
Hooooot! hoooot! hoooot! is the sound we owls make in the night.
If you want to dance to our song come at dawn or dusk or moonlight.
Finnnnnnk! fiinnnkkkk! fiiinnk! Mama, Papa, and baby bear move around in the morning.
Eating vegetables, we tour the forest also in the evening.
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