Umboo, the Elephant

In a circus setting, Chako, a monkey, expresses his discomfort with the sweltering heat, longing for the coolness of the jungle. His fellow monkeys share similar sentiments, reminiscing about the refreshing pools of water they once enjoyed. The conversation reveals their dissatisfaction with circus life, prompting a deeper inquiry from Woo-Uff, the lion, about their reasons for leaving the jungle. This narrative explores themes of longing for one's natural habitat and the challenges of adapting to captivity.