A big grey one

A big grey one

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Steve and Anne explore the park.

ANNE Look at this big grey one

STEVE He’s massive. He has very, very strong arms and legs.

ANNE And a big strong tail.

STEVE Yeah. And ears. Very big ears

ANNE His fur looks very soft.

STEVE It feels soft on my hand

ANNE It’s got beautiful big brown eyes.
They walk around.

ANNE Oh, look at that little black and white one.

STEVE Oh yeah. I think that’s a willy wagtail. They’re very fast and they move around a lot.

ANNE It’s cute. It’s got such a long tail. Oh, look at that bird!

STEVE Oh, that’s a kingfisher

ANNE Oh, we have them in Singapore

STEVE Really?

ANNE Hmm. Look at its beautiful blue back.

STEVE Very colourful, isn’t it? There’s lots in Australia. Big ones and small ones. We have a very big one called a kookaburra. It has a very interesting laugh.
Anne cuddles a koala.

ANNE He’s so soft and cuddly.

STEVE Yeah, like me!

STEVE They’ve actually also got really sharp claws. See?

ANNE He’s so cute! Can I take him home?

STEVE I don’t think they’d be very happy about that.
Anne has a moment of sadness.

STEVE Oh, look at that one. What’s the matter?

ANNE Nothing… I’m just feeling a bit homesick.

STEVE Come on, let’s go and get something to eat.