Baby Jaguar, Isa the Iguana, and Benny the Bull are laughing together when the sand ants appear. Their tiny legs scurry across the sand, moving rapidly toward the group. Instantly, the friends freeze, their eyes wide with fear as the ants surround them. "Oh no! Sand ants!" "They're everywhere! Run for your life!"

Benny the Bull dives headfirst into a sandy hole, kicking up a small cloud. Isa the Iguana scrambles up the tree, clutching the bark with trembling claws. Baby Jaguar leaps toward the gooey geyser, squeezing behind the sticky flow, hoping the ants won’t find him. "I hope they don't find us here!" "Shhh, everyone stay quiet!"

Dora[/@ch_4] and Boots watch the chaos unfold from beside a pile of rocks. The sunlight sparkles on Dora’s backpack, and Boots clutches a map, both determined to help.] Dora scans the area, her mind racing for ideas. She remembers the legend of the friendly yetis who live beyond the dunes, known for their ability to scare off pests. Boots nods eagerly, ready to set the plan in motion. "Boots, we need to find those yetis! They're the only ones who can help us now." "Let's hurry, Dora! Our friends need us!"

The yetis let out mighty roars, shaking the ground. The sand ants stop in their tracks, their antennae quivering with terror. One by one, the ants turn and flee, scattering in every direction, leaving the area safe once more. "Wow! The yetis are amazing! The sand ants are running away!"

Isa the Iguana climbs down from the tree, her scales shimmering. "Yay! We did it! The yetis scared the sand ants away!" Baby Jaguar and Benny the Bull join her, all exchanging high-fives with Dora and Boots. Laughter fills the air as the group celebrates their victory together.

Dora[/@ch_4]'s home. She sits beside her mom, the room decorated with colorful cushions and family photos, sharing the day’s adventure.] "Mom, today we helped our friends escape from scary sand ants! The yetis came and saved the day, and everyone was so brave," Dora says, her eyes sparkling with excitement. Her mom hugs her warmly, grateful for the courage and teamwork shown by everyone. "I'm so proud of you, Dora. You always help your friends," her mom replies, ending the day with a loving smile.