Cotton-Top Tamarin Cave Rescue

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Cotton-Top Tamarin Cave Rescue
Written by	Maria Escobedo Storyboard by: Carol Delmindo Datuin Gary Hartle Enrico Vilbar Santana Jose Silverio Ysty Veluz
Air date	Thursday, February 10, 2011 (Nickelodeon) Tuesday, April 12, 2011 (DVD) Sunday, April 15, 2012 (Nick Jr.)
Season	5 (airing order) 4 (production order)
Episode	5 (aired; Season 5) 13 (produced; Season 4)
Chronology
Previous episode	Pampas Cat and Friends Help the Rescue Center (airing order) Ocean Animal Rescuer (production order)
Next episode	Fiercest Animals (airing order) Diego Rescues Prince Vicuña (production order)

Cotton-Top Tamarin Cave Rescue (or Monkeying Around in the Andean Caves) is the 5^th episode of Go, Diego, Go! from Season 5.

In production order, it's the 13^th episode of Season 4.

Characters present

• Diego
  • Singing Diego
• Alicia
• Click (last appearance)
• Bobo Brothers (last appearance in airing order)
• Glowworms
• Rescue Pack
• Baby Jaguar
• Cotton-Top Tamarins
  • Cotton-Top Tamarin

Summary

Diego helps a lost cotton-top tamarin who is singing alone in a cave. Suddenly, the Bobo Brothers arrive and accidentally block the cave's exit, so Diego must find another way to get the little monkey safely home.

Cotton-Top Tamarin Sound

Chirp, chirp, chirp!

Cotton-Top Tamarin Facts

• A cotton-top tamarin is a really small monkey so it can hide way up high in the trees and stay safe, not a really big monkey.
• To call other-cotton-top tamarins, it chirps, not growl like a jaguar because that's too scary.
• A cotton-top tamarin needs to live in trees so it can stay safe, not in an ocean.
• Cotton-top tamarins are native to tropical forest edges and secondary forests in northwestern Colombia.
• Cotton-top tamarins have white hair on their head.

Episode Events

• To help the cotton-top tamarins, Alicia and I (Diego) planted fig trees because cotton-top tamarins eat fruit, not grass.

Animal Puzzles with Questions

• Is a cotton-top tamarin a really big monkey or a really small monkey?
• To call other cotton-top tamarins, does it chirp or growl?
• Does a cotton-top tamarin need to live in an ocean or in trees?
• To help the cotton-top tamarins, did Alicia and I plant fig trees or grass?

Animals found by Click

• Parrot
• Cotton-top tamarin

Rescue Pack transformations

• Hula hoop
• Mini-copter
• Tent

Trivia

• This episode marks Click and the Bobo Brothers' last appearance in the series, since they were not seen in the next episode.
  • This is also the last time the Bobos are voiced by Andres Filipe Aristizabal.
    • The Bobos will return voiced by Koda Gursoy (under "Rainforest Animals") in the Dora and Friends: Into the City! episode For the Birds.
• This is the second time the Bobo Brothers said "Whoops/Oops, sorry!" without being told to freeze.
  • The first time was in Cool Water for Ana the Anaconda.
• This is another episode where there are sounds heard in a Let's Review question, specifically the second question ("To call other cotton-top tamarins, does it chirp or growl?"). The "chirp" choice plays Cotton Top's chirping sound while the "growl" choice plays a jaguar's growling sound.
  • The first one was Journey to Jaguar Mountain, during the second question ("Does a Jaguar growl or cluck?"), with the "growl" choice playing Baby Jaguar's growling and the "cluck" choice playing a chicken's clucking.
• This episode, along with The Mommy Macaw, Linda the Librarian, Cool Water for Ana the Anaconda, Little Kinkajou is in Beehive Trouble, The Tapir's Trip Home, Diego Saves the Beavers, Diego Rescues Prince Vicuña, and Pampas Cat and Friends Help the Rescue Center, have Rescue Pack transform into multiple objects one by one and they appear above him, and then the viewers have to choose which transformation will be useful for the situation.

* - Denotes held-back episode