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Bina is a bouncy baby elephant with a spring in her step and a stomp in her heart. She’s late for everything, constantly forgetting things, and almost always misses her pottery classes, because she loves to sleep in! Bina is a bouncy baby elephant with a spring in her step and a stomp in her heart. She’s late for everything, constantly forgetting things, and almost always misses her pottery classes, because she loves to sleep in! But when her herd embarks on a 300-mile trek through the Okavango Delta, she’ll discover how to survive in the wilderness, how to become a leader, and most importantly, why her name means “dance” in Sotho!
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereBina is a bouncy baby elephant with a spring in her step and a stomp in her heart. She’s late for everything, constantly forgetting things, and almost always misses her pottery classes, because she loves to sleep in! But when her herd embarks on a 300-mile trek through the Okavango Delta, she’ll discover how to survive in the wilderness, how to become a leader, and most importantly, why her name means “dance” in Sotho!
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