(:Guam Zoo Celebrates Fruit Bats’ Brithday!

A baby fruit bat, named pulan, and her big brother, Iku, hang on a tree. While they celebrate their first birthday. They are the first and second fruit bats to be born in captivity of Guam. And they will have to stay with their mother for at least one more year!

               If Jezebel was a ruler of a place, she would be Queen of Tinkaville. This land is a huge island somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, the island would be even bigger than Guam. There would be no more than 1,000 people living there. Since Jezebel is the queen, the island‘s government would be a monarchy with all of the residents being her loyal subjects. People would build nice concrete and wooden homes with lots of trees and flowers. There wouldn’t be pollution because there would be less cars on the roads, and less people to create trash and waste.

               The people of Tinkaville would live happy, but simple, lives. They would follow the 10 commandments from the Bible, plus any other laws that Jezebel feels will make everyone live happier lives. There would be one daycare center, one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school. Once the children graduate, Jezebel‘s loyal subjects go off-island for college, but come back to Tinkaville to work. There would also be one police sheriff, one fire department, one post office, one garbage collector, and one hospital. The residents then work to run restaurants, grocery stores, movie theaters, and other stores where people can buy their essentials. Everything else that needs to be done with the island gets done by Jezebel‘s royal court.

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