Teddy and Summer generate a list of potential suspects, but Teddy's mother and Buck, the head of security, quickly shoot them down. Despite this attempt on his life, Teddy continues his search. Instead of seeing Summer, he notices that someone had cut a section of the glass in front of the exhibit, letting a deadly snake loose. Soon after, Teddy receives a text from Summer telling him to meet her at one of the snake exhibits. But instead, Doc takes the evidence and tells Teddy to stop his investigation. Teddy decides to show Doc, in hopes that he would do something. It is most certainly the murder weapon the ends of the stems are filed away to a sharp point. Instead, he and Summer go diving in Henry's pool and find a jack on the floor.

McCraken, the founder of FunJungle, by asking his daughter Summer. However, this theory is kept quiet.Īfter the police and his mom reject the thought of Henry being murdered, Teddy decides to talk to J.J. After noticing how many holes there were, Doc tells Martin del Gato, the director of operations, and Pete Thwacker, the head of public relations, that Henry was murdered. Henry died from Peritonitis, caused by holes in his small intestine.

Teddy sneaks into the autopsy out of curiosity, where Doc, the park's main veterinarian, tries to discover the cause of Henry's death. Soon after moving, the mascot of FunJungle, Henry the Hippo, is found dead in his enclosure. They began working at FunJungle, the closest they could get to being on a real safari. His mom, a famous gorilla researcher, and his dad, a renowned wildlife photographer, had left the African Congo with Teddy because of the outbreak of a civil war. Theodore 'Teddy' Fitzroy had just moved to the America's newest zoo and theme park, FunJungle, with his parents.

Belly Up by Stuart Gibbs