JP and His Animal Detectives African Series - Book Four - Team Building - Gorilli

JP receives request by Ranger Steve to solve problem of disappearance of gorillas in Central Africa. Eagle teams up with local eagles that show her where guerrilla gang have them hidden. Eagles drop Jakkals at the sight where he has the dangerous task of tracking the movement of gang. JP and His Animal Detectives African Series - Book Four - Team Building - Gorilli by Len Nourse Order the complete book from the publisher Booklocker.com http://www.booklocker.com/p/books/9190.html?s=pdf or from your favorite neighborhood or online bookstore.

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Table of Contents Where... 7 Planning... 11 Ranger Steve s Cabin... 17 The Action... 43 Eagle Following Barge... 47 The Capture of the Barge... 50 5

The Action Utter I know you gorillas will be surprised to hear me, a baboon, speaking to you in Gorilla, but listen carefully because I don t want to waste time. I m going to open your cages, but don t want you to come out until the jackal, the eagles and I have distracted the nasty humans. You will then hear loud grunts in Gorilla from the human with me, as well as from me. This loud grunting is a signal that you will understand. When that happens, you can come out, and do what you like with these nasty humans, but don t harm the human that can speak to you, or the one with him. These humans will also be releasing the leopards in the closed cages for them to help you. All Bobbejaan heard from the gorillas on saying that was: Grunt What a cheek. Who s this baboon speaking Gorilla, and giving us orders, think he is? Also a human that can speak Gorilla and willing to help us, can t be? Another said, Grunt Listen all of you, I m the head gorilla of this group, and the only adult. It s great idea, so I think we should listen and let s not waste time arguing. We can talk to this baboon and human afterwards. 43

Amanda Nourse and Len Nourse A little later at the cage doors of the leopards, JP said: Leopards, I m saying this only once, and I know you ll understand me because I ve often spoken to leopards. I m going to open your cages, but I don t want you to come out until the eagles and my colleagues, a jackal and a baboon and numerous released eagles have distracted the humans. We don t want them to be able to get to their guns and shoot you. You are not to touch the jackal, the baboon, or any of the eagles, and if you do I ll shoot you. I m also releasing the Gorillas to help you. My loud growls will tell you when to come out. You can do what you like to the nasty humans. You 44

JP and his Animal Detectives African Series - Book Four Team Building Gorilli should be hungry because I m sure they ve not fed you for some time. Growl...Sounds like a good plan to me. You almost sound like a leopard, but I think you re a human. We ll do as you say, but don t wait too long before you growl us into action. We re hungry, and we ve been in these cages for many nights now. Screeching, grunting and growls out of JP s and team member s mouths, told the captive eagles, gorillas and leopards to leave their cages and get on with their respective jobs. Over the next ten minutes, screech, grunt and growl 45

Amanda Nourse and Len Nourse with screaming told us the animals and birds were doing their job to perfection. Not one shot rang out. The gorillas beating their chests and barking, with the leopards carrying off their prey told JP the job was done. 46