00:01In the heart of the African jungle, where the sun painted the trees and golden birds sang from the tallest canopies, there lived a young boy named Kimo. His village, small and peaceful, rested beside a winding river under the shade of mighty baobab trees.
00:17Kimo had no brothers or sisters, but he was never lonely, for his closest friends were the animals of the jungle. Kimo spent his days exploring the wild trails, barefoot and curious.
00:30Two creatures, in particular, were always by his side, Tomba, a towering giraffe with warm brown eyes and a gentle heart, and Nuru, a rare and majestic white elephant, whose presence was a secret even the elders didn't know.
00:45Kimo had found Nuru as a calf, alone near a waterfall, and had helped him survive. Since then, the three had become inseparable. They played near the river, napped under acacia trees, and shared fruits in the clearing behind the village.
01:01Tomba, with her long neck, could pluck the juiciest mangoes from the highest branches. Nuru, strong and wise, could push fallen logs aside to reveal hidden pools. And Kimo, clever and quick, always found new places to explore.
01:18One dry season, trouble came to the jungle. A wildfire started far to the east and began to sweep toward the village, driven by strong winds. Animals fled, and the sky turned gray with smoke.
01:33Kimo's village was in danger, and there was no time to wait for rain. Kimo rushed to the village chief.
01:40We must move the people and the animals, he said. The fire is coming fast.
01:47The chief nodded but looked uncertain. How will we guide everyone safely through the jungle? The paths are hidden. And many are too old to run.
01:58Kimo had an idea. He whistled, a sound known only to his two loyal friends. From the smoky edge of the trees emerged Tomba, her long neck rising above the fire-haced forest, and Nuru, shining white even beneath the gray sky.
02:14The villagers gasped, some in awe, others in disbelief. We will follow them, Kimo said. They know the safest way.
02:25Nuru trumpeted loudly and began to lead the way, flattening thick brush and stomping out small flames. Tomba walked behind, her tall head guiding lost villagers toward the path.
02:37Kimo ran beside them, helping the children and the elders. For hours they moved, and by sunset, they reached the river's edge, where the fire could not follow.
02:48The entire village was safe, thanks to the courage of a boy and his two unusual companions.
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