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Young lions
Young lions

By Yoshida Toshi

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Three young lion cubs go on their first hunt, passing numerous animals on the grassy African plain before returning unsuccessfully to their parents.

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Elephant crossing
Elephant crossing

By Yoshida Toshi

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Describes the perils faced by a herd of African elephants in the course of their daily lives.

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Rhinoceros mother
Rhinoceros mother

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Illustrates how animals help each other in nature and protect their young.

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Kari no keiko
Kari no keiko

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Omoide
Omoide

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Kan chigai
Kan chigai

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Arizuka
Arizuka

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Magatta kawa
Magatta kawa

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Kieta niji
Kieta niji

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Tabidachi
Tabidachi

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