The Children’s Eternal Rainforest, or Bosque Eterno de los Niños, is a 55,000-acre private nature reserve in Costa Rica. In 1987, a group of Swedish schoolchildren learned about the rain forest.
Two Brazilian children who disappeared in the Amazon rainforest for four weeks were miraculously found alive. Glauco, seven, and Gleison Ferreira, age nine, left their home in the Lago Capanã ...
Green animals also live there - bugs, caterpillars, bees, beetles, lizards, parrots, and snakes make their homes in the rainforest. While watching the clip, the children’s attention could be ...
Green animals also live there - bugs, caterpillars, bees, beetles, lizards, parrots, and snakes make their homes in the rainforest. While watching the clip, the children’s attention could be ...
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