Let's Go on a Safari | Kids Music About Jungle Animals | Sing & Dance with Bears, Monkeys and Lions

I have a question, friends. Going on a bear hunt. Oh, this is so exciting. Come on. We're going to go on a bear hunt. Oh, wait. Before we go, do you have your binoculars? Perfect. We're all ready. Going on a bear hunt. I've got my binoculars. Do you have your binoculars? I'm not scared. Are you scared? Good. Look at that tall, wavy grass. What are we going to do? Well, we can't go over it. And we can't go under it. That's right. We're just going to have to go through it. Are you ready? Here we go. Swish, swish, swish. Good job. Going on a bear hunt. I've got my binoculars. I'm not scared. Are you scared? Oh, good. Look at that river. But we can't go over it. No, we can't go under it. That's right. We're just going to have to swim through it. Here we go. Ready? Splash, splash, splash. Going on a bear hunt. I've got my binoculars. Do you have yours? I'm not scared. But I'm grossed out. Look at that mud. Ew. Well, we can't go over it. And we can't go under it. We're just going to have to go through it. Are you ready? Here we go. Squish, squish, squish. Ew. Oh, my shoes are all wet now. Going on a bear hunt. I've got my binoculars. I've got to be honest. I'm getting a little bit scared. Are you scared? Oh, look. There's a cave. Can't go over it. I'm scared. We can't go under it. We're just going to have to go in it. Are you ready? Here we go. Step, step, step. We're in a cave. What do you see? I see something in the corner. I see two small ears. I see one wet nose. I see two sharp teeth. Do you know what it is? Oh, no. It's a bear. We've got to get out of here. Go, go. Step, step, step. Here we go. Squish, squish, squish through the mud. And there's the river. Splash, splash, splash through the river. And swish, swish, swish through the grass. And there's the door. Can you slam it shut? Shut. Oh, friends. Let's not go on any more bear hunts, okay? Oh, but we're safe. Yay. And what's that? Friends, look at that. I think it's a friendly bear. It was a friendly bear this whole time. Look for the bear necessities, the simple bear necessities. Forget about your worries and your strife. I mean those bear necessities. Oh, but the nature's recipes brings the bear necessities to life. Wherever I wander, wherever I go, I couldn't be fonder of my big home. The bees are buzzing in the trees to make some honey just for me. And when you look under the rocks and plants, take a glance at the fancy ants and maybe try a few. The bear necessities, life will come to you. Look for the bear necessities, the simple bear necessities. Forget about your worries and your strife. I mean those bear necessities. That's why a bear could rest his brings the bear necessities to life. Hi, friends. What's that? There's a monkey on my head? Okay, now I know you're being silly. Wait, you mean it? Okay, I'll check. Oh, you're right, there is a monkey on my head. There's a monkey on my head, on my head. There's a monkey on my head, oh dread, oh dread. There's a monkey on my head, on my head. Do you know how we get it down? We gotta go to the animal fair. You wanna come? We went to the animal fair. The birds and the beasts were there. The big baboon in the light of the moon was combing his auburn hair. You should have seen the monk. He sat on the elephant's trunk. The elephant sneezed. Friends, can you get a big elephant trunk? We're gonna do a sneeze on the count of three. One, two, three. Achoo! And fell on his knees. And that was the end of the monkey. And the monkey flew off my head. And do you know where he landed? He landed on the bed with the other monkeys. That's right. Let's count them. One, one, two, three, three and four, four and five little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. Ouch! Mama called the doctor and the doctor said, no more monkeys jumping on the bed. And one monkey fell off the bed. Ouch! And bumped his head. How many are left? Let's count them. Ready? One, one and two, two and three, three and four, four little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped her head. Ouch! Mama called the doctor and the doctor said, no more monkeys jumping on the bed. Another monkey fell off the bed and bumped her head. Ouch! Now there's only how many monkeys left? Let's count them. One, one and two, two and three, three and three, three little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. Ouch! Mama called the doctor and the doctor said, no more monkeys jumping on the bed. And another monkey fell off. Ouch! And now there's only that many monkeys left. Should we count them? Let's count them. Ready? One, one and two, two little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped her head. Ouch! Mama called the doctor and the doctor said, no more monkeys jumping on the bed. And another monkey fell. Ouch! And bumped her head. We got one monkey left. Ready? Let's count. One, one little monkey jumping on the bed. They fell off and bumped their head. Ouch! Mama called the doctor and the doctor said, no more monkeys jumping on the bed. Living like a monkey isn't always a breeze. Lots more to do than just climbing up trees. So much to do, so that's why I say, it's going to be a two banana kind of day. Two banana day. It's a two banana day. Two banana day. It's two with a little bit of breakfast. Take a couple minutes to do my stretches. So much to do, so I'm on my way. It's going to be a two banana kind of day. The hardest part of my daily job is taking little bugs off my little brother Bob. My little brother Bob's got all kinds of bugs, but that's OK. He gives nice hugs at the end of the day. I take a little time swinging in the jungle on my favorite vine. I'm going to be bushed, so that's why I say, it's going to be a two banana kind of day. Two banana day. It's my day. Two banana day. It's a two banana, two banana, two banana day. What do you think, friends? Should we go back to the jungle? Let's do it. That was fun singing about monkeys. Can we sing about my friend the lion? What does the lion say? That's right, the lion says roar. Can you do a big roar? In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion sleeps tonight. In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion sleeps tonight. I'm on my way. Hush, my darling. The lion sleeps tonight. Hush, my darling. Don't fear, my darling. The lion sleeps tonight. Hakuna matata. What a wonderful phrase. Hakuna matata. Ain't no passing craze. Means no worries for the rest of your days. It's a problem-free philosophy. Hakuna matata. Means no worries for the rest of your days. It's a problem-free philosophy. Hakuna matata. I am. We've come too far not to love every person just the same as, baby, I love you. She is. They are. He is my friend. And I love every person just the same as, baby, I love you. It don't matter if you ride your bike or if you play outside or if you paint your nails or anything you like. Just know that I'll be there till the end and you can always be my friend. Children, you are. Let's all love every person just the same as, baby, I love every person just the same as, baby, I love you. We're down by the bay today. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go for if I do my mother would say did you ever see a whale with a polka dot tail? Down by the bay. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go for if I do my mother would say did you ever see a bear combing his hair? Have you ever seen that, friends? That's so silly! Down by the bay. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go for if I do my mother would say did you ever see a llama wearing pajamas? Down by the bay. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go for if I do my mother would say did you ever see a fly wearing a tie? Down by the bay. That's so silly! Well, I don't know about you, friends, but that was an all-time fun day for me. We did all sorts of stuff. We hung out with monkeys. We hung out with lions. We hung out with bears. And now it's time to say our goodbye song. Can we say bye? Bye, everybody. Let's say bye to the animals. Goodbye, friends. We'll see you again. Goodbye, lion. Goodbye, monkey. Goodbye, bear. We'll see you again. Yay! Friends, see you next time!