Cora followed the fox beneath the tall trees. Then—whoosh!—she tumbled through a curtain of leaves into a bright world map spread across the ground.
“Where will we go first?” Cora asked. Paper rustled as the fox pointed with its paw toward the golden desert.
Across the desert they went. A camel’s long nose snatched the map, and Cora chased after it as the paper flapped like a flag.
The camel stopped beside cool stones and a patch of shade. Cora retrieved the map, while the fox watched the camel munch a thorny desert plant.
Next, Cora and the fox sailed across the ocean in a little boat. Splash! A playful dolphin sent the map spinning into the waves.
Cora reached with a wooden scoop. The dolphin bumped the map back aboard with its nose, and the fox gave a cheerful yip.
They climbed a mountain, then raced across wide grasslands. Snow leopards watched from the rocks while tiny animals peeked through the tall grass.
Suddenly, wind lifted the map toward the clouds. Cora grabbed one corner, the fox caught the other, and every animal watched.
At home, Cora pinned the map beside her door. She drew each animal beside its own home, then packed a small notebook.
The fox curled at Cora’s feet. With her notebook ready, she stepped outside to notice, help, and protect animals wherever she went.