"That's a great idea," said Dolcinda. "But who is going to dance?"
"You are," said Kenny proudly.
"Oh, I can't do that," said Dolcinda. "You know that I do have to go up north to do some studies."
"But these are our homes!" exclaimed Kenny. "We have to save our homes and you are our only hope!"
Dolcinda was silent for a moment. Finally, she stood up and smiled. "Okay", she said. "I'll do it!"
Kenny and the other koalas cheered.
"I am going to climb onto one of those yellow machines and do the electric boogaloo!" she said.
Kenny and the other koalas gasped.
"Are you sure?' asked Kenny. "Are you sure you want to do the electric boogaloo?"
"Yes I am," she said. "Now, who's with me?"
5 other koalas joined Dolcinda and they all ran towards the big yellow things. Kenny and the others watched from
the safety of the forest as Dolcinda and the others climbed the yellow machines.
As they started to dance, Kenny noticed that the human animals had all stopped what they were doing and were watching
the dancing koalas.
One of the humans pulled something dark from his outer covering and pointed it at Dolcinda. Kenny heard a loud
crack and saw that a large hole appeared in Dolcinda's chest. He thought he could see completely through her body,
but wasn't too sure because she toppled off the yellow machine.
Kenny heard some more cracks and saw the rest of the koalas falling off the machines. One of the koalas starting
running towards him and Kenny noticed that it was missing its little left arm and there was a large amount of blood
squirting from where the arm used to be connected. There was another crack and the koala disintegrated in a spray
of blood and bone.
"Oh, that was brilliant Kenny," said one of the koalas as they all slowly crept back from the clearing.
"Did you really think you could stop the human animals with dancing?"
"Nope," said Kenny. "But I always thought Dolcinda was kind of stupid and wanted to see if she would
dance the electric boogaloo."
The retreating koalas laughed.