Hi monkeys!
By now you will have received an email telling you all about our exciting new partnership with WWF-New Zealand!
At MiniMonos, we want to help save magnificent tigers around the world and make sure they don't become extinct. We are sad that the tiger population has nealy halved in the last 10 years! Imagine a world with no tigers :(
But here's how you can help:
There are now awesome new TIGER SUITS at Traderz! The tiger suits cost 50 shells; $1 from your purchase goes to WWF’s Tiger Initiative and TX2 campaign to double the wild tiger population by 2022, the next Year of the Tiger.
PLUS when you buy your tiger suit we'll email you a super-cool poster to print or save, to show that you helped WWF save real tigers!
Here's how else you can help: Watch out for a special video coming to Go Bananas soon, telling you about something REALLY FUN and really important that the whole MiniMonos community can do, to tell government leaders next week at the Tiger Summit 2010 that MiniMonos monkeys CARE!
Oh, and you may have noticed by now that there is a tiger QUEST on MiniMonos! You'll need to have a tiger suit OR be near someone who is wearing a tiger suit! That's all we're going to tell you about the quest right now! You'll have to work the rest out for yourself. Hehe!
You can buy the suites at Traderz, right beside Babbage with all the other suites:
A little background information about our brand new partner to MiniMonos is that WWF originally meant 'World Wildlife Fund' but in 1986, WWF had come to realize that its name no longer reflected the scope of its activities, and changed its name to "World Wide Fund For Nature". However, United States and Canada still retain the original name 'World Wildlife Fund'! Also, as you can see, WWF logo is simply of a panda and that is because the beginning of WWF started out with helping a panda name 'Chi-Chi'. Here is a tiny paragraph from WWF site about this:
"Chi-Chi the panda had arrived at London Zoo. Aware of the need for a strong, recognizable symbol that would overcome all language barriers, the group agreed that the big, furry animal with her appealing, black-patched eyes, would make an excellent logo. The black and white panda has since come to stand as a symbol for the conservation movement as a whole."
You can find more information about WWF by clicking on these hyperlinked words 'WWF in Brief' and for more history about the logo click here --> 'WWF in the 60's'
Anywho, I really like the suites and can't wait to figure out Tiger Quests on MiniMonos!! :D Help save the Tigers monkeys!! ^.^
-Viper
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