Tinga Tinga Tales Season 1 Episode 22

Ep 22. Why Vulture Is Bald

  • TV-NR
  • December 31, 1959
  • 12 min

Why Vulture Is Bald is an episode from the first season of Tinga Tinga Tales, a children's animated series that explores African folklore and stories. This particular episode focuses on the character of Vulture and how he came to be bald.

The story begins with an introduction to Vulture, who is always seen flying high above the savannah. His fellow animals often make fun of him for his bald head and wonder why he doesn't have any feathers. Vulture is ashamed of his appearance and begins to feel like an outcast among his peers.

One day, Vulture decides to seek out the advice of the wise old owl. The owl tells him that he must travel to the top of Mount Tinga Tinga, where he will find the answer to his question.

Vulture is determined to find the answer and sets out on his journey. Along the way, he meets various animals who offer him their assistance. First, he comes across a group of monkeys who teach him how to swing from tree to tree. Then, he meets a herd of gazelles who teach him how to run faster. Finally, he comes across a pack of hyenas who teach him how to be sneaky.

Once Vulture reaches the top of Mount Tinga Tinga, he discovers a beautiful tree covered in shiny feathers. As he approaches the tree, he sees his reflection in the feathers and realizes that he is not bald after all. His feathers had simply fallen out due to all his flying.

Overjoyed with his discovery, Vulture returns to the savannah to show off his newly found feathers. His fellow animals are amazed and impressed by his transformation. They no longer make fun of him and are happy to accept him as one of their own.

The episode ends with Vulture soaring high above the savannah, confident and proud of his appearance. The moral of the story is that sometimes what we perceive as a flaw or weakness can actually be a strength in disguise.

Overall, Why Vulture Is Bald is a heartwarming and uplifting episode that teaches children about self-acceptance and the importance of not judging others based on their appearance. The colorful animation and catchy songs also make it a fun and engaging watch for kids of all ages.

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Description
  • First Aired
    December 31, 1959
  • Content Rating
    TV-NR
  • Runtime
    12 min
  • Language
    English
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