In the sentence below, CAMPS, PARKS, and FENCES are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Many camps in Kenya's game parks are surrounded by fences.

In the sentence below, HUMANS, FENCES, HERDS, GIRAFFES, and GAZELLES are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Here the humans live inside the fences while the herds of elephants, giraffes, and gazelles wander freely.

In the sentence below, ANIMALS and ROADS are nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Animals have the right of way on all roads

In the sentence below, SAROVA MARA CAMP, MASAI MARA GAME PRESERVE, and TENTS are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

At the Sarova Mara Camp in the Masai Mara Game Preserve, visitors are taught how to lock their tents.

In the sentence below, PROBLEM, MONKEYS, CAMP'S, TENTS are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

The problem here is a troop of clever monkeys who unzip and raid the camp's unlocked tents

In the sentence below, LODGE, SAMBURU GAME PRESERVE, BOY, and AREA are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

At one lodge near the Samburu Game Preserve, a young boy patrols the dining area and chases away monkeys.

In the sentence below, SPECIES and RHINOS are nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Endangered species, such as rhinos, are often moved to sanctuaries where they are protected

In the sentence below, RHINOS and LEWA DOWNS WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY are nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Rhinos at the Lewa Downs Wildlife Conservancy roam 55, 000 fenced acres.

In the sentence below, JEEPS, AIRPLANES, and RHINOS are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Armed guards patrol on foot, in jeeps, and in airplanes to count and protect these rhinos.

In the sentence below, ELEPHANTS and ANIMALS are nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Elephants are the largest land-dwelling animals in existence

In the sentence below, WHALES and SIZE are nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Only some varieties of whales are greater in size.

In the sentence below, LONDON ZOO, JUMBO, P.T. BARNUM, CIRCUS, and AMERICA are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

After 17 years in the London Zoo, Jumbo was bought by P. T. Barnum and exhibited in his circus in America.

In the sentence below, CENTURY, JUMBO, and CELEBRITY are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

During the 19th century, an African elephant named Jumbo became something of a celebrity.

In the sentence below, ELEPHANTS, PARTS, AFRICA, ASIA, and TUSKS are all nouns. There is one more noun, find it.

Wild elephants can still be seen in parts of Africa and Asia, although hunters have killed many for their tusks.