Book with a Tablet. Funny Animals

 Kids, go for a walk in Africa! Now you can!
 
Now Africa with its most famous inhabitants...is very close. 
What do you mean - close! It is now right at your home. The talking book-tablet fills it with the sounds of the wild... African nature.
 
And the sounds are not toy-like at all, don't think that. 
 
 

the roar of a lion;
the fierce growling of a tiger;
the ominous rumbling of a crocodile; 
the "battle" call of a rhinoceros:
the trumpeting voice of an African elephant.

 
All this creates an atmosphere of a living savanna around you.
Dangerous? Of course, it's dangerous! 
However, the ubiquitous, cheerful parrot will timely warn you with its ringing whistle about the panther lurking in the bushes .
And the giraffe - he is here, in the book-tablet “Funny Animals”, just as kind as in the zoo - from his height, he sees everything as if on the palm. And do you know how he warns about danger?
Now you'll know! 
And you will now recognize the zebra by her voice immediately.
The zebra is indeed a striped African horse. But she “speaks” completely differently than our “domestic” horse. 
How so? The sound tablet accurately reproduces the natural voice of the zebra. Yet, just like on a horse, you can timely gallop away from predator pursuits.
And also, a turtle will come to help. The large ocean turtle will shout in such a voice that the crocodile and the panther will hardly want to mess with her. 
 
You see how many different game plots you can come up with using the book with the sound tablet “Funny Animals.”
 
Yes, but why suddenly the lion, elephant, tiger, and crocodile are funny animals? Wow, funny! And with such natural voices. 
The answer lies in buttons 2, 3, 4, and 5 on the sound tablet included with the colorful cardboard gift book.
There, in these buttons, “are hidden” funny rhymes and songs, captivating riddles, a whole 45 games and tasks involving all our “fierce” inhabitants of the hot savanna. 
Start using the tablet and the book yourself, and you will immediately see why the word “fierce” is in quotation marks…