You dive under a palm tree, jump over a dangerously placed tree root and kazaam! the motmot bird is in front of you again. You take a brilliant picture with your outstanding photography skills and happily skip back to join your team again; you can already visualize your photo on the cover of the special edition issue of 'Bird News Daily' next spring. On your return, Emily just rolls her eyes at you but Salvador, the more intelligent of the two, quickly asks you to give him a copy once the film is developed, so he can add it to his own bird photo collection.

You cover another mile of jungle before darkness falls and it's time to make camp. With your helpful and experienced team, it doesn't take long for everything to be set up and after another serving of mystery meat stew, its already time to take a rest and let digestion do its thaaang.

With the evening rain shower over and the residual heat still hanging in the air, it feels too humid to crawl into your tent just yet. So, you arrange your bedroll next to a kerosene lamp out in the open, and lie down to catalogue the recent discoveries in your small leather notebook.

As it happens, the wildlife is just loving you today, and the minute you lie down, a small slick little frog jumps on your stomach. You don't really have the heart to move it, on the other hand you can't comfortably do much with the thing sitting on you.

Just swat away the frog, you don't have time for this kind of stuff go to 19

Shout at Emily to come over so you can show her your frog go to 20