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In the top of the tallest most treacherous and 

terrifying palm tree lives a orangutan. The orangutan 

didn't have any friends or family, it was just him all 

alone in the jungle. Apart from the beautiful birds that 

lived in these parts.

The orangutan had just woken up when he heard 

something in the distance. He looked up and saw other 

tall treacherous and terrifying palm trees falling down. 

‘He thought to himself what is that?’ So he climbed 

down the tallest treacherous and terrifying palm tree to 

get a little closer. As he got closer he started to hear 

some strange noises. He looked up and saw a huge and 

scary looking machine. It scared the orangutan so much 

he ran all the way back to the top of the tallest most 

treacherous and terrifying palm tree.

He sat there for three days and nights until he was 

starting to get bored and very hungry. He was just 

about to climb down when he realised all the other tall 

and most treacherous terrifying palm trees around him 

were all gone. He looked all around for ages, he was in 

so much shock. He looked at a tiny, tincey twig and saw 

a scaly, slippery and smelly lizard. “Why are they 

chopping down all the tall and most treacherous and 

terrifying palm trees?” 

The scaly, slippery and smelly lizard said “For palm oil”

The orangutan said, “What’s palm oil”

“Palm oil is a oil that is in pretty much everything and its 

awfully cheap”

“That’s terrible”

The orangutan left the scaly, slippery and smelly lizard 

left his home and ran for hours, tears wetting his cheeks 

his heart very heavy indeed.

    Finally the orangutan found a tall treacherous and 

terrifying palm tree suitable for him to stay for a while. 

He stayed there for two weeks. But each time he looked 

up he saw the wave of trees falling down creeping closer 

and closer towards him. The orangutan kept changing 

homes for 4 months. He finally thought to himself that, 

that was enough. He slowly climbed down his tall 

treacherous and terrifying palm tree and walked towards 

the wave of falling trees. As he got closer he got closer 

he was being careful not to be seen by the humans. He 

started to hear the sounds of the huge and scary 

bulldozers. This time he was much more courageous and 

he kept going closer.

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