"Koko, come here," called Mama Gorilla.
Koko obediently lumbered over to where Mama Gorilla was sitting. She was the leader of their small group, and Koko respected her greatly.
"It's time for your lesson," said Mama Gorilla. "Today, we're going to learn about the different kinds of trees in the jungle."

Koko and the other gorillas sat in a circle around Mama Gorilla. She pointed to a nearby tree and said, "This is a mango tree. The fruit from this tree is very sweet and delicious." Koko's stomach grumbled at the mention of food.
"But beware," Mama Gorilla continued, "the skin of the mango is very tough and difficult to eat. You must be careful not to hurt yourself."
Koko nodded her head understandingly. She had once tried to eat a mango without peeling it first, and she had ended up with a painful tummy ache.
Mama Gorilla then pointed to another tree. "This is a coconut tree," she said. "The water inside the coconuts is refreshing and will help you stay hydrated in the hot jungle sun."
Koko looked up at the tall coconuts hanging from the branches of the trees. She had always been curious about what was inside them, but she had never been brave enough to try one herself.
"And finally," said Mama Gorilla, pointing to a third tree, "this is a bamboo tree."
"Bamboo is strong and flexible," she explained. "It can be used to build homes and to make weapons."
Koko looked at the bamboo tree with new respect. She had never realized how useful it could be.
"Now, does everyone understand?" asked Mama Gorilla.
"Yes, Mama Gorilla," said Koko and the other gorillas in unison.
"Good," said Mama Gorilla. "Now let's go eat lunch."
Koko's stomach grumbled again, and she got up eagerly to follow her family to the food trees.

Mama Gorilla then points to different trees and explains their uses. The first tree is a coconut tree, whose water is refreshing and will help gorillas stay hydrated. The second tree is a bamboo tree, which is strong and flexible and can be used to build homes and make weapons.
Koko is impressed by the bamboo tree and excited to go eat lunch with her family. She thanks Mama Gorilla for the lesson and runs off to find her cousins.

After Mama Gorilla finished explaining, Koko asked, "What's the next tree?"
Mama Gorilla looked at Koko and said, "The next tree is a bamboo tree."
Koko was impressed by the bamboo tree and said, "I want to eat lunch with my family under the bamboo tree."

Koko was sitting in her tree, eating a ripe banana, when she heard the sound of voices coming from the jungle below. She froze, listening intently. The voices were getting closer, and she could make out the sound of people walking through the underbrush.
She scrambled down from her perch and ran to warn the others. She pounded on the tree trunk, making a loud, urgent noise.
The gorillas came running, and Koko led them to a hiding spot behind some bushes. She peered out at the poachers, her heart pounding in her chest.

Koko and her family watched as the poachers walked by, their hearts pounding in their chests. Koko knew that she had to do something to protect her family. She waited until the coast was clear and then ran to the nearest tree. She climbed to the top and scanned the horizon for any sign of the poachers. When she saw them in the distance, she ran back down to warn her family.
The gorillas followed Koko as she led them through the jungle, using all her skills to keep them safe from harm. When they finally reached a safe spot, Koko collapsed in exhaustion. Her family surrounded her, and she knew that she had done everything she could to protect them.

Koko and her family sit in their tree eating lunch when they suddenly hear voices coming from the jungle below. Koko runs to warn the others and leads them to a hiding spot behind some bushes. They watch as the poachers walk by, and Koko's heart pounds in her chest. She knows that she has to do something to protect her family, so she waits until the coast is clear and then runs to the nearest tree. She climbs to the top and scans the horizon for any sign of the poachers. When she sees them in the distance, she runs back down to warn her family. The gorillas follow Koko as she leads them through the jungle, using all her skills to keep them safe from harm.
After hours of walking, they finally reach a safe spot. Koko collapses in exhaustion, and her family surrounds her. She knows that she has done everything she could to protect them.

The poachers are getting closer and Koko knows she has to act fast. She stands up on her hind legs and lets out a loud, deep roar. The poachers stop in their tracks, unsure of what to do. Koko takes a step forward, her heart pounding in her chest. She knows she has to scare them off before they hurt her family.
Koko: (roaring)
Poachers:
What is that thing?
We should get out of here!

Koko took another step forward, her heart pounding in her chest. She knew she had to scare them off before they hurt her family. Koko: (roaring)
Poachers:
What is that thing?
We should get out of here!

Koko: (roaring)
Poachers: What is that thing? We should get out of here!
Koko knows she has to scare the poachers off before they hurt her family. She takes another step forward, her heart pounding in her chest. She knows she has to be brave and protect her family. Koko: (roaring) Poachers: Ahhh! Run! Get out of here! Koko: (roaring) The poachers flee in terror, and Koko knows she has saved her family. She is exhausted but knows she did everything she could to protect them.

Koko: (screaming)
Action beat:
The poachers have Koko and her family surrounded.

Koko collapsed onto the ground, her chest heaving with exertion. She had never been so tired in her life, but she knew she had to keep going. She had to protect her family. She forced herself to stand up and led her family deeper into the jungle. They walked for hours, until finally they reached a safe spot. Koko collapsed onto the ground again, her body shaking with exhaustion. She knew the poachers would be back, but she would be ready for them. She would do whatever it takes to protect her family.

The gorillas were safe, but Koko knew that they couldn't stay in the jungle forever. She had to find a new home for her family.
Koko: We can't stay here forever. We need to find a new home.
Gorilla 1: But where will we go?
Gorilla 2: We can't leave the jungle! This is our home.
Koko: We don't have a choice. We need to find a place where we can be safe.
Gorilla 3: Koko is right. We need to find a new home.

Koko: We can't stay here forever. We need to find a new home.
Gorilla 1: But where will we go?
Gorilla 2: We can't leave the jungle! This is our home.
Koko: We don't have a choice. We need to find a place where we can be safe.
Gorilla 3: Koko is right. We need to find a new home.
So, the gorillas set out to find a new home. They search for days, but they can't find anything that feels like home. Finally, Koko finds a cave that she thinks will be perfect for her family. The gorillas move in and make themselves comfortable. Koko knows that they're not safe yet, but she's determined to protect her family no matter what.

"Come on, everyone," Koko said. "This way."
She led them through the jungle, using her intimate knowledge of the area to find a safe spot. After hours of searching, they finally found a cave that Koko thought would be perfect for them. They moved in and made themselves comfortable, but Koko knew they weren't safe yet. She was determined to protect her family no matter what.
Koko spent the next few days fortifying their new home, making sure there were no weak spots that the poachers could exploit. She set up traps and lookout points, and taught her family how to use them. She was exhausted by the time she was finished, but she felt better knowing that they were as prepared as they could be.
Now all they could do was wait and hope that the poachers would never find them.

Koko worked tirelessly, using her knowledge of the jungle to guide her family to safety. She found a cave that would be their new home and began to fortify it against the poachers. Koko was determined to protect her family, and she would not let the poachers take their home from them.

Koko led the gorillas through the jungle, using her keen senses to avoid the traps set by the poachers. She was tireless in her efforts to keep her family safe, and she quickly became their leader. Koko was wise beyond her years, and she knew that the only way to protect her home was to fight for it. With the help of her gorilla family, she drove the poachers out of the jungle and back into the world from whence they came. Koko was a hero, and she would always be remembered as such.