Guest Post from Ms. Hyatt, Wyatt, Karina, Keara, and Ginger

Wyatt, Karina, Keara, Ginger and Ms. Hyatt here! This week we've been exploring some very exotic locales. During our travels we've been studying the habits of a rare, imported species of homo sapiens, the "Alice Dealius Middle Schoolius studentius." Below is a annotated photo compilation of our findings. All photos were taken by a superior and strange homo sapien called
Wyatt M.

 
  
Here we see some young homo sapiens overlooking the town of Monteverde. Rectangular light devices in hand they captured some amazing views. It is unknown how the attraction to this device occurs but it is extremely strong. 


 Here we see the young homo sapien, commonly referred to as "James", examining coffee beans at the Doka Plantation.  


In these photos we have the young homo sapiens following their alpha, Jorge. Much like canidae, the young homo sapiens will follow their leader anywhere.  


Here are the homo-sapiens, Karina and Keara, camouflaging themselves as butterflies to protect themselves from the highly aggressive predators commonly know as "chaperones." 


Homo sapiens seem to derive pleasure from sharp, wet rocks. It is unknown how many youths survived after this photo was taken. We estimate a 50% death rate.


Here we see the canis lupus familiaris. Both the young homo sapiens and the canis lupus familiaris are attracted to the blue sphere.


The homo sapiens try to master the art of riding the equus caballus. It seems as if they have very little talent in this pursuit. 


The homo sapiens spend a significant amount of time on the "autobus". They seem to be writing code on the windows to allure the "outsider" homo sapiens. The homo sapien in the photo above seems aggravated for reasons unknown.


It seems as if the homo sapiens have discovered a new mode of transportation. They swing through the forest in a similar fashion as the non-hominoid simians. 

Shout out to Karina's birth giver! She would like to inform her that she is alive and well.

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