Going on a safari is like going on a big adventure to see wild animals where they live. This story is about a fun safari trip that shows us the amazing animals in Africa and how different they are.
A safari is a special trip where people go to see and take pictures of wild animals. The word “safari” comes from the Swahili language and means “journey.” Safaris are popular in Africa because there are so many different animals to see. People usually go on safaris in places like national parks, where animals live freely.
In our story, we meet Amani, who is a smart safari guide, and her mom. They travel through Africa, showing people the animals they find. Amani knows a lot about the area, so she helps visitors see lots of different animals.
As Amani and her mom go on their safari, they see many amazing animals, each with something special about them:
The first animals they see are zebras. Zebras have cool black and white stripes, and each zebra’s stripes are different, just like how every person has different fingerprints. Zebras like to stay in groups to stay safe.
Next, they see a huge elephant, which is the biggest land animal in the world. Elephants are very smart and have strong friendships. They help keep their homes in nature balanced and healthy.
They also see a baby impala with its mom. Impalas are fast runners and can go as fast as a car on the highway! This helps them get away from animals that might want to catch them.
Amani’s favorite animal is the African bush baby. These little animals are active at night, which means they are nocturnal. Being nocturnal helps them stay safe and cool when it’s dark.
While we enjoy the safari, it’s important to remember that we need to protect these animals. Some animals are in danger because their homes are being destroyed, or people are hunting them. By learning about them and helping conservation efforts, we can make sure these animals are safe for the future.
Our safari adventure shows us how beautiful and different the animals in Africa are. From zebras to elephants and bush babies, each animal is important to the world. As we learn more about them, let’s also work to protect their homes so that everyone can enjoy these amazing creatures for years to come.
