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In this week's Story Quest, we meet Chika. A unique cheetah born on the golden plains who cannot run, causing him to spend his time walking, observing, and learning the land intimately instead.
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In this week's Story Quest, we meet Chika. A unique cheetah born on the golden plains who cannot run, causing him to spend his time walking, observing, and learning the land intimately instead.
When a devastating wildfire sweeps across the savannah, the terrified herds panickingly flee from the advancing flames.
In the midst of the chaos, Chika must rely on his deep, unmatched knowledge of the terrain and his patient mind to help the animals survive the crisis.
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