Enid Blyton wrote a series of children’s books which involved forest creatures that had various adventures. These stories have been read over many generations and adapted for school stage productions. The habitat of the cache is suitable for monkeys and squirrels, and other dendro-loving animals. A wide range of animals live almost exclusively in trees. One of the most unusual of these tree-dwellers is the tree kangaroo. Although this animal closely resembles its ground-dwelling cousin, it has valuable physical differences that makes it at home in the trees. For instance, it has strong claws that help it climb up branches. It has the unique ability among kangaroos to move its back legs separately, which is critical when moving among tree limbs.
Many birds live in trees, among which is the spotted owl. It is adapted to its leafy home, from its wings and sharp talons to its diet. This owl feeds exclusively on those animals that also live in trees, such as frogs and squirrels.
The green tree python is unlike other snakes in that it has a prehensile tail. It uses its tail to anchor it to branches so that it can lower itself to the ground when it spies a likely meal. Its green color blends in with the foliage.
So, perhaps science can help explain some of the mystery and magic that surrounds the forest.
This cache should be a quick park and grab, but please be discreet if there are muggles in the vicinity so that it is not compromised. Please BYOP.
Sources: animals.howstuffworks.com