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Story Dice part of a beginning reading program for children.

The Turquoise Macaws Aqua & Aquene have returned from Northern Colorado and a new primary school has been built in the rainforest near Aquene's Waterfalls, also known as the Turquoise Falls or the Turquoise Falls at the Rainforest Spring.

Aqua, the male Turquoise Macaw arrives in New York City and walks along a busy street during rush hour in Manhattan, occasionally picking up cars with his feet to talk to the passengers inside.

Jaxie and the Grasshopper walk together in conversation along a rainforest path headed toward the Jaguar Junction. Grasshopper: “What a bunch of idiots!” Jaxie: "Yea, guess that lion was right.” Grasshopper: “That's what Simba said about the ones that stole him as a cub from the Lion King. Idiots. But not you Jaxie!" The Grasshopper begins to sing: "You hop so high. Jaxie: "Yes!" The Grasshopper (sings): "To see the tallest trees. And what did you find?" Jaxie: Sparkling mist

Welcome to the fantasy role playing game, Dead Men Tell No Teals. It is believed the 2 previous attempts to reach the Rainforest Spring and Bring the Magic Back! failed due to a combination of illiteracy and concerns about revealing sexual orientation.

Located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the male and female Turquoise Macaw (pair) are known as "Aqua" and "Aquene."

When Panama Gold & Juicee J Come round to make sure everything's ok! Don't forget to look up! See if the guard is goin' to say, "Watch out! There's a jaguar comin' our way!"

They said he came back quartered." Panama Gold stepped gingerly on a layer of slimy, wet leaves and twigs covering the forest floor. Juicee J was up ahead on the path headed toward the former location of the Rainforest Spring. A booming voice shook the trees overhead and startled Panama Gold out of his reverie.

The heart of the African rainforest holds a secret source of life: a pristine spring guarded by black jaguars. This spring has long been a symbol of nature’s power and mystery, but now young Africans are coming together to build a long-awaited walnut wood aqueduct to channel its pure water. This project is more than just infrastructure; it represents a new beginning for all life on Earth.

A female black jaguar moves silently through the dense African rainforest, a shadow among shadows. In the quiet moments between hunts, she dreams—not of prey or territory, but of a future where she and her progeny protect the very forest that sustains them. This dream reflects a deeper truth about the role of apex predators and the delicate balance of life in the rainforest.

Deep beneath the Earth's surface lies a place few could imagine: a village carved entirely from diamond crystals, nestled in the heart of the planet's icy inner core. This extraordinary settlement exists in a realm of extreme cold and dazzling beauty, where people live and work surrounded by snow and frozen landscapes unlike any other on Earth. Exploring life in this hidden village reveals a unique blend of resilience, adaptation, and wonder.

Early in the morning, a little diamond pine tree, did a little dance.

When the last Hummingbird flew, another tree seed grew. The same as the one before, but new. Along with other seed types, that grew.

A short time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a woman sings.

Bellie and Bagheera left the Central African Republic shortly after the boy in the canoe picked up Junior. The journey south lasted about two days for the Giant Black Jaguars. When they arrived at the Rainforest Spring, they found their cubs swimming and a few children investigating, including the boy who brought Junior from the north.

Bagheera's mate never came out of her hiding place in the Republic of Congo because Nicole had never given her a name. We called her Belle or Bellie and she joined Bagheera at the Rainforest Spring in the Central African Republic until the Spring shifted south toward the Rainforest Tree.

The Piano Maker said the Golden Piano's songs & music were "Her Stories" - the stories of Ragtime Maple's family and the families of her Jazz Quartet and their ancestors. "Her Stories" also include music of the history of the Golden Archers and their families' stories. All told, 100 million years of musical history.

"See," Ragtime pointed at her middle name "Golden." "I'm ALSO a Golden Girl, and now, no one can ever say otherwise." The Golden Girl folded her arms across her chest and refused to move from her seat on the piano bench.

The following evening, a female jazz singer named Aubergine joined Ragtime, Harp and Oboe at the Golden Piano for a night of ragtime, remembrance and razzmatazz.

Just outside the arena's front entrance Hazel & Finn heard the announcer herding guests and visitors inside toward candle lit tables and seating with curtained views. "Come one! Come all! See for yourselves the magic that never goes out of style! The magic of the Golden Archers!"