Why Pigs Root in the Earth
Long ago, when the world was still young and the red earth stretched endlessly beneath azure skies, there lived a pig named Ankwunyab who
Hawk and Hen’s Broken Friendship
In the days when the world was young and animals spoke as freely as the wind whispers through acacia trees, there lived two inseparable
Why Bats Avoid Sunlight
Once upon a time, in the heart of Africa where the baobab trees stretched their ancient arms toward endless skies, there lived two friends
The Animals War with Humans
In the bustling heart of an African village, where the sound of hammering metal rang out from dawn until dusk and sparks flew like
The Treachery of Tortoise
In the deep heart of the African wilderness, where ancient trees formed a canopy so thick that sunlight reached the forest floor in scattered
The Dove’s Double Oath
Along the banks of a winding African river where the water flowed dark and deep between sandy shores, there lived Ibembe the Dove in
The Lies of Tortoise: An Equatorial Guinea Folktale.
In the days when animals and humans shared the forests and rivers of Equatorial Guinea, cunning was often a weapon sharper than claws or
The Foolish Fisherman
Once there lived a fisherman who depended on the great river for his livelihood. Each day he cast his nets, hoping for a plentiful
Why Gratitude Matters
Long ago, deep in the forests of Gabon, the animals lived side by side under the tall trees and wide skies. Among them were
The Quarrel of the Birds
In the dense green forests of Gabon, where the canopy touched the sky and the air rang with the songs of countless creatures, the
