Six wild, true hearted adventures across oceans, savannas and skies. Follow the dotted trail and stop at every numbered camp to read a story.

Meet the oldest animal on Earth, a giant tortoise who has watched the world change for almost 200 years.

Crocodiles grow over 3,000 teeth in their lifetime. It takes about 20 months for a full mouth of teeth to be replaced. So a 75 year old crocodile may have had 45 sets of teeth!

A curious humpback whale takes a wrong turn into a busy city river. Can whale songs guide him back to the open sea?

A giraffe's tongue can grow up to 50 centimetres long and is a deep bluish-black colour. It is a built in defence that stops the tongue getting sunburned while it strips leaves from high trees all day.

When the worst drought anyone remembers strikes the savanna, a young elephant follows his grandmother’s wisdom to find hidden water.

An elephant's trunk is packed with over 40,000 individual muscles. The entire human body has only around 650. Strong enough to rip branches off trees, yet precise enough to pick up a single blade of grass.

The birds of Lake Naivasha have gone quiet. One girl, one notebook and one map set out to solve the mystery.

In a hyena clan, when two female cubs are born at the same time, only one is raised to become queen.

With satellite pictures from space, a girl in Nairobi discovers her favourite forest is shrinking and rallies her whole neighbourhood.

Ocean currents are hugely important. They distribute the sun's heat around the planet and keep our climate favourable.

A chase after a sapphire crab leads Sami into a whispering forest that grows out of the sea and a secret worth protecting.
You made it! Rest your feet, play a game, and stuff your pockets with strange and wonderful facts.


Three friends, one promise: to save the planet one adventure at a time. Each protects a corner of the living world, together guarding the wild places that keep us all alive.