
No place on Earth is more mysterious or exciting than a jungle. Explore the dim interior of an Amazon cave. Dive into a river and take a swim with a hippo. View the inner workings of an underground ant nest. With Let's Explore the Jungle, children become involved and intrigued from the very first scene.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I wanna be Steve Stingray
I'd most definitely recommend this to anybody (of all ages) to have a go, and to check out each of the three junior field trips and the edutainment worth playing, and learning... it's fun and edutaining through & through.
I owned this game as a child as part of the Junior Field Trips compilation and out of the three, Jungle was definitely my favorite; so a few days ago, since it was on sale, I thought Why not?, bought it, and relived it. Humongous had a knack for hiding fun clickpoints and surprises in their games, but the Junior Field Trips ran with that idea and made exploration its focus. There's plenty of colorful, exotic creatures and plants to click on and learn about immediately, but others require either patience and waiting for them to appear on screen, or manipulating the surroundings in order to uncover them. So, it can take a kid a long time to find everything in the game, and even as an adult, I found a few animals that I never knew were in the game. There's also a suite of mini-games for a fun diversion from learning about the jungle. Obviously, this game was intended for young children and they will get the most out of it. The game's easy to navigate, has dozens of different animals and plants to learn about, and Buzzy optionally narrates all of the game's text for pre-readers. There isn't really any reason for an adult to play it (other than with their children or out of nostalgia), but even so I bet anyone who does play it will learn about some new animals and spend at least a solid hour or so just exploring the fun environment.
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The setting of this entry is definitely a better fit for a game, than the Airport or the farm one, due to the fact that you would (usually) not take your kid to the jungle, especially not with this diversity of the animal kin as a goal to sightsee.
An instant Childhood Classic, in which you explore the Jungles with Buzzy the Knowledge Bug in this Third & Final Installment of the Junior Field Trips series. As you already know, there are 3 kinds of Jungles in the known world: Asian, Amazon & African each with its own ecosystem. There's so much to see & do in the Jungles, there's animals & wildlife to see plus so much more. There's over 30 places to explore & a built-in encyclopedia with 256 items, a coloring book & minigames to play. It brings out the animal inside you with learning in Let's Explore the Jungle.
|Drunk SeriesSeries Review| Another activity game, this time about jungles. My babysitters needed to help a bit. The games were pretty okay, the only one that's impossible was the Find It when they gave me plants to find.......in jungles. Very educational, we did learn things.... I don't remember what, but we did. But yea, this one was difficult cause I know nothing about jungle, at all. Fun though. Drunk Video Posts - Sep 27, 2025 https://youtu.be/ZojPJ1KKRiI
I was a kid once :(
good
I like finding all the big cats. They were cute, I actually learned some things while playing this game, I love playing the trivia.
Not a fan of the Buzzy games, but it was in the bundle, and I'd never played them when I got it
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