A pair of birds addresses the audience saying that there are no children in the jungle for the crocodile to find. The birds think maybe the audience is a bunch of river frogs, parrots, or river hogs. They couldn’t be children. The audience is encouraged to interact with the birds and repeat back animal noises.

A troop leader and three children enter the scene. They are looking for a place to camp in the jungle. They come across a poisonous plant that can cause terrible itching and blindness. They go over their rules – not to eat anything or touch anything. The children decide to run off from the troop leader, she runs off in search of them.

We next see the Crocodile meet Trunky the Elephant. Trunky asks the Crocodile what he’s doing, and he says he’s going to eat a child. Trunky hopes that the Crocodile gets caught and turned into crocodile stew.

The Crocodile next runs into the Roly-Poly Bird. He tells the bird that he’s looking for children to eat. She hopes that he gets turned into crocodile stew.

Next, we meet a nervous Humpy Rumpy the Hippopotamus and playful Muggle Wump the Monkey. The Crocodile tells them that he’s planning to eat a child. Humpy Rumpy and Muggle Wump decide that they should do something. Roly-Poly Bird comes in and tells them that there are children in the jungle playing hide and seek. The three animals want to do something, but they don’t feel brave enough. Trunky the Elephant comes in and takes the lead to empower them to work together to save the day.

Roly-Poly Bird has a brief interaction with the audience asking them what kind of food they have with them and what the strangest thing they’ve ever eaten is. She then flies off to go save the children.

The Crocodile hears one of the children coming to try and get a coconut from a palm tree. The Crocodile disguises himself as a palm tree by standing on his tail. As the little girl is climbing the crocodile to get a coconut, Humpy Rumpy runs in and warns her that it’s actually the Enormous Crocodile. Humpy Rumpy rams into the Crocodile, and the little girl runs off. This makes the Crocodile angry and he’s getting hungrier by the minute.

The Crocodile then hears the other two kids. The Crocodile disguises himself as a seesaw. Just as the kids hop on to play, Muggle Wump the Monkey runs in and warns them. They jump off, but the little boy gets wedged inside the Crocodile’s mouth. They still manage to escape.

The troop leader finds the children and takes them to a camp site for dinner. It’s nighttime, and two frogs come out to ask the audience if they will help the animals stop the Crocodile. The audience is encouraged to loudly agree to help.

The Crocodile sneaks into the camp site and follows the troop leader offstage. The Hippo enters and asks the audience what they do when they’re scared. The Monkey and Hippo share how they were brave and saved the kids from the Crocodile earlier that day. The Crocodile enters disguised as the troop leader, but Roly-Poly Bird enters and sounds the alarm.

The Crocodile agrees to leave the three children alone but that he’s going to eat the kids in the audience instead! Muggle Wump the Monkey throws “monkey nuts” into the audience and tells them to throw them at the Crocodile and say, “Eat nuts!”

Trunky the Elephant comes in with the poisonous plant from earlier. He rubs the plant in the Crocodile’s eyes to blind him. He then grabs the Crocodile with his trunk, swings him around, and launches him into outer space. The Crocodile hits the sun and gets sizzled up like a sausage.

The animals sing and invite the audience to sing along. “No more croc! Sizzled up like a sausage!”