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Tropical Forest Path

AMAZONIAN CRATES OF THE WILD

Person in Forest
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At first, many Amazonian Crates will try to return to work and shelter, frequenting areas where they have seen people with packages or boxes. They may sit here for hours, hoping that some kind passerby might toss them at least an envelope, or a leftover scrap of cardboard. 

Lone Fisherman
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Our crew named this lovely blue-crested crate Peppermint.  Peppermint was not only forgotten by her owner but showed signs of emotional trauma after being separated from her packages.

She was a daily visitor to this gate, hoping for a glance of familiar boxes.
 

Japanese Bracelet

Not all crates survive in the wild.

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