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One day the armadillo and the chameleon was 

talking about how hot it was in the desert, that 

they had enough of cactus juice and how they 

want to try something else.

So they invited their friend the camel to travel with 

them to an exotic place."Thank you but I love the 

desert" replied the camel.

So off they went .

"I am so excited, I wonder what kind of exotic 

foods we will eat " said the armadillo.

"So am I, I can finally change into a different 

color too other than the color of the sand in 

the desert" said the chameleon.

They arrived to   a busy   parking lot.

The chameleon tried to talk to the cars but 

they almost ran him over."They are not   

very friendly" said the armadillo.           

"Let's go to a different place".

They   walked and walked until there are no                  

cars around. They came to a meadow 

where they met a rabbit.   "Hello,I see you 

are not from around here"said the rabbit.                                                    

"We are from the desert" the armadillo 

replied."We are travelling together".The 

rabbit offered to show them around and 

even took them to his place.

The rabbit served them carrots.They 

thanked the rabbit and tried to eat.

Unfortunately,they could not bite into it

like the rabbit does.

But they had a good time because the 

rabbit has a good sense of humor.

The rabbit asked his friend the racoon to 

give them a ride.

"Thank you for everything rabbit, you are 

very kind"said the armadillo.

So off they went.

The raccoon dropped them off to a cold place. 

It's the first time they have   ever seen snow. 

"Suddenly i miss the heat of the desert" said 

the armadillo who couldn't find the chameleon                       

when he turned into white because of all the 

snow. "Here I am!" the chameleon said as he 

turned back into green.

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