Farming Diary of Tribal Elephant

On the vast grassland, a group of elephants are migrating. On the way, a female elephant gave birth to a cub. The smell of blood drifted away in the wind, and the lions and tigers on the grassland moved when they heard the wind, and howled everywhere. When Zai opened his eyes, I found myself transformed into a newborn baby elephant, Her mother, aunts and grandmothers formed a circle to protect her tightly. Later, they found a place with abundant water and beautiful grass and decided to build their home here. Zai called on everyone to plant their own crops. This way you don't have to keep migrating for food. Elephants can't farm? Who said that. Daru's ivory can be made into an elephant plow, Uncle Buffalo pulls the plow to cultivate the land, Sister Monkey is responsible for sowing seeds, and Ganya is responsible for catching insects. Well, Ganya is an emerald-green bird with a big beak that always stands on the back of an elephant. No fertilizer? I told you earlier, The hippo family next door produces more than ten tons of fertilizer a day. If you invite the hippo uncle and aunt to stay at home for a few days, the fertilizer will be ready. And... Ban Bo helped block the mud in the river, and Mangga the Rhino compacted the mud, and the field ridges came out. Only the hyena family has a second-rate son named Hakan, who has sparse hair on his back, a piece of his left ear missing, and a twisted smile. Always likes to circle around their butts. The first thing he said was: "Hey hey hey... Hurry up and hand over my food!" . Mission: Create a beautiful world with hard-working hands