Climate

     As he hopped slowly along the path he couldn’t help but notice how warm out it was. Of course it was like this all year round because of its geographic position inside the Tropic of Cancer. Its climate being very tropical, warm and humid, made for all year round hotness. Kamereon was sweating heavily so he stopped and got some water and rested in the shade for a while as the usual rainfall pattered down along the giant leafy canopy around him.

Places of Interest

          Much activity of human trafficking allowed Kamereon much entertainment when he was bored and sat around in the trees watching the citizens of Honduras. Multiple people of interest always seemed to be there and be traded off to others for no good reason that Kamereon could see, but he just assumed it was just one of those stupid human things that no one really understood. Humans after all were very odd and seemingly compulsive from what all of the other jungle animals could see. The jungle also seemed to interest the humans very frequently. They’re always taking random trips around the leafy foliage and exploring Kamereon’s family members. No one really seemed to mind too much though because more often than not they didn’t hurt anyone so everyone was pretty chill with it. Kamereon got up and took off when he seen one coming, only because he was frightened out of his sleep. But it was an odd one this time. It seemed to have a lot of equipment for some reason. But when he was at a safe enough distance he just stopped, crouched down and started digging for some odd reason. He churned the dirt multiple times as if looking for something. But Kamereon wanted to do something else so he simply left.

Conclusion

          As Kamereon’s journey in the world ended he was content because he knew that he was one of the most educated tree frogs to ever have lived on this planet. He knew English, and almost all there is to know about Honduras. When the day came when Kamereon took his final sleep on that favorite green leaf he had used for the past five years he was a happy old tree frog. He had learned about Honduras’ economy, government, people, interesting places, climate and culture. But now Kamereon’s skeleton lays in the ground slowly decomposing but his impression on his people still lives on as a timeless legacy.