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One day, in the depths of the Amazon, there was a herculean 

storm. All of the tress and flora of the rain forest were swaying 

back and forth making it hard for the animals to move around. 

Martin, the youngest of a monkey family, was susceptible to 

being scared when storms came. During the storm, Martin and his 

family hold onto a strong and sturdy tree so they can stay together. 

Suddenly, a strong wind came over the forest, separating the 

family.

When the storm stopped, a brisk zephyr was felt in the air. 

The mother monkey notices instantly that Martin isn't there. 

She is devastated and shocked that he is missing, especially 

because he doesn't have an aberrant personality. She 

knows that he did not stray away willingly. 

While Martin's family stayed at home, worried about him, 

he found himself all alone in the rain forest. He knew that 

he will not be able to find his family by himself, so he set 

off to find someone to help him.

Back at Martin's home, his family tries to figure out what 

they are going to do. The mother makes a projection that 

they will not find him, because they had no idea where he 

might be. Nevertheless, she is hopeful that they will reunite 

with Martin before the sun goes down. They decide to stay 

home in the hopes he will find his way back.

While climbing through the rain 

forest, Martin comes across an 

unexpected guest. He hears a noise 

behind him. He turns around and sees 

a large leopard walking towards him. 

Martin sees his claws out and has to 

quickly decide what he's going to do.

At first, Martin's intuition was to 

climb up the tree higher to avoid 

the leopard. Before he could do 

that, they hear a high pitched noise 

coming from above.  

All of the sudden, two birds 

fly down and distract the 

leopard. The leopard averted 

his attention from Martin to 

the birds. The birds fly away 

and the leopard chases them. 

Martin is instantly relieved.

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