Kyururu's Jungle and Rainforest River Quest (Boat Ride)/Transcript

## Preshow

Kyururu: Hey, guys! Kim here. Welcome to South America. South America is a continent known for its high biodiversity. Its rainforests, grasslands, mountains and deserts are home to a vast number of species, many of which are found nowhere else on Earth. (Hearing a jaguar's roar.) Uh-oh! That sounds like an animal in trouble! We got to find out what other animal needs our help! Get in the boat with seatbelts. Plug them in. Use them. It can get kinda choppy out there, so keep your hands and arms inside the cruise at all times. Nature photography, Check. Oh, and one more thing. Those “locked coordinates”? OK, so we’re in! Now, here’s the drill: you follow the homing signal to the animal in trouble. Then, I’ll enlarge the transport field, and *boom*—you’re back with one additional passenger, extra large. And don’t worry about that tidal wave. You’ll be in and out of there before it even splashes the river. Trust me—what could go wrong?

## Full Ride

Kyururu: This is Kim. Listen up: we’ve gotta get in, grab the animal in trouble, and get out before that tidal wave splashes. Let’s roll! My special camera Click can help us find out what animal is in trouble? Say, "Click!"

Click: Say, "Click". Take a pic. Say, "Click". Take a pic. *Soy Click, la camara, I can take a pic! I can can see and hear the animal in trouble! Zoom in, through the forest and out to the sea! To find the animal just call on me!* Say, "Click". Take a pic. Hi, I'm Click the camera. We need to find the animal in trouble! The animal in trouble sound like this.

(We hear a jaguar's roar.)

Click: Let's take a tour through the forest and listen for the animal that goes...

(We hear a jaguar's roar again.)

(Lurching forward, Kyururu ignores the alarms and moves the vehicle into the "Splash Zone", where the riders are getting splashed just like Jurassic Park: The Ride. When the guests are wet, they realize they have been transported to South America. When they land, guests can smell the forest and trees around them.)

Kyururu: Okay. Now, let’s go get that mammal. Click, what’re you tracking?

Click: Does this sound like the animal in trouble? No, that's a Collared peccary.

Kyururu: NOT our mammal!

Male Reporter: Warning. Meteor shower in range.

Click: Does this sound like the animal in trouble? No, that's a Guyanan red howler, Tufted capuchin, Red-backed bearded saki, and Giant anteater.

Kyururu: Time to get serious. Locking autopilot on homing signal—now! Hang on! I’m tracking a big mammal on the scope. Could be ours. Click: full stop. Identify.

Click: Does this sound like the animal in trouble? No, that's a pack of COATIS! They're after the boat.

Kyururu: Definitely not our mammal. Go! Go! Go! Another big guy comin’ up. Click, slow and identify.

Click: I saw the Guanaco, Patagonian mara, Colombian spider monkey, and Red river hog.

Kyururu: Aarrrgh! Not our mammal, but at least this one’s a group of them. Hold on! We’d better move it.

Click: You have to summon the Northern gannets, Magnificent frigatebirds, South American tapirs, and Cotton-top tamarins! Come on!

Kyururu: INCOMING!!!! We can’t stop now. Keep going, keep going!

Click: We got black howler monkeys on exhibit.

Kyururu: Evasive maneuver! Right! Left! Right! Left! That was close. Click, now what?

Click: Spectacled caimans but no animal yet.

Kyururu: That’s it. Abort mission. Abort! Abort!

Click: I checked Greater rheas, Hoatzins, and Maned wolves but NO animal! Look! There's the jaguar!

Kyururu: Forget it! Get them out now! Brace yourselves! This is it! We’re not gonna make it! We’re not gonna make it!

*(Bright flash as you return to the ride dock.)*

Click: Mission accomplished.

Kyururu: You made it! I knew you would. And guess who made it back with you? Well, it's the Jaguar in the enclosure. Thanks for everything!

*(The Jaguar can be seen in the exhibit)*