After taking a break to celebrate Carnival in Disney Animal Kingdom Explorers on Facebook, our heroes have now traveled upriver to a camp where they'll rest before heading into the actual rainforest. This scene serves as a mix between those scenes that are completely full of animals and those that have some random items scattered about, so remember to use those animal-specific hints if you don't know what a particular species looks like. As usual, we're here with a guide to help you find the many items in this scene, so let's get started.
Note: The items you'll receive will just be a selection of all of those pictured below. If you're looking to find a particular item: Hit Ctrl +F (or Command + F if on a Mac) and type in the name of the object you're looking for. This will take you directly to its image.
Set 1:
- Bush Dog
- Ladder
- Spider Monkey
- Amazon Pink River Dolphin
- Red-capped Cardinal
- Black Howler Monkey
Set 2:
- Capuchin Monkey
- Fer-de-lance
- Window
- Boat Trailer
- Scarlet Macaw
- Ferry Boat
Set 3:
- Green Iguana
- Giant River Otter
- Piranha
- Tody Flycatcher
- Black Caiman
- Green Apple
Set 4:
- Short Tailed Bat
- Electric Eel
- Gecko
- Puffbird
- Glass Frog
- Strawberry
- Sun Hat
- Scarf
Set 6:
- Harpy Eagle
- Chimney
- Waterfall
Set 7:
- Machete
- Taricaya Turtle
- Periscope
Set 8:
- Climbing Salamander
- Woodpile
- Floating Lanterns
- Pear
- Amazon Manatee
- Yellow Poison Dart Frog
Set 9:
- Paradise Tanager
- Golden Parakeet
There are still some items not pictured above, as the game generates each set of required object randomly. Still, we'll make sure to keep playing this scene and will update this space as we've found more items within it, so keep checking back with us!
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What do you think of this Amazon Rainforest chapter thus far? Are you learning a lot about different animal species and the environment? Let us know in the comments!
Get more Disney Animal Kingdom Cheats right here!
What do you think of this Amazon Rainforest chapter thus far? Are you learning a lot about different animal species and the environment? Let us know in the comments!
