Moral of the story: Be happy with who you are and what you have. (Native American folktale)\r
A fox was frustrated with his short legs, while the elk was dissatisfied with his long, skinny ones. They proposed a swap, and it worked great for a while! But when it came down to the really important things—hunting and gathering food—the poor friends discovered that they were running into problems. In the end, they decided things were best left the way they were meant to be!\r
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Fables from around the world are brought to life using charers created from different shapes! This preschool TVtells retells beloved childrens stories from Aesops Fables to Australian Aborigines folktales using colourful shapes that cleverly forms animals like rabbits, cats and even fish!\r
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Created multi-award-winning animation studio Peach Blossom Media, eachof this charmingentertains and teaches preschoolers about universal values of love, respect, courage and kindness.
