Our first stop is Cloud Crater. Usually humans are too afraid to cross for a fear of falling through, but the cows of this area show no fear. How many cows can you spot? Along with pencils and starfish?
As we travel through the Watermelon Mountains, you'll start to realize not only are they sweet to look at, but also a sweet hiding spot for a lot of animals. Some of which include rams, lady bugs, and red butterflies. How many of each can you find?
Zebra Pond has a lot of neat surprises. Some good, and to be honest some not so good. The good part is the waffle lilly pads, which you are free to eat whenever. The bad part is that this area is infested with snakes so be careful. The other good news it that the yellow flowers that grow in this area are a good cure for snake bits. How many of each can you find: Snakes, knife and fork sets, and Yellow flowers.
The cool thing about Cabbage Hill is the growth of the blue mushrooms every year. What makes them so special is their ability to turn everything that eats it blue. Can't explain why, but umbrellas tend to grow alongside with them as well.
How many of each can you find: lobsters, smiley faces, and umbrellas.
Marshmallow Forest is definitely one for the books. Moth and snowy owls, usually coexist together in harmony. Although they tend to get a few other visiting critters. And Bagels grow in very weird places. How many of each can you find: Bagels, Snowy Owls, Moths, and Koalas.
Here at Strawberry Lemonade Lake, did you know you can drink straight from the lake itself? All you have to do is find a straw. The snails love it. They come here pretty often. Sometimes you can even find strawberries shaped like flowers. How many of each can you find: mommy snails carrying their baby snails, Strawberry flowers, and straws.