Episode 18: The Tricky Python and the Cheeky Bullfrog - Mende (Sierra Leone) & Khoikhoi (Southern Africa)

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Hey Legends! We’re back with some wonderful animal tales, this time featuring 2 tales. First from the Mende people of Sierra Leone we meet First Man, Jackal and Python, then we listen to a tale from the Khoikhoi and meet Lion, Vultures and Bullfrog. We find out why Python can shed his skin and travel back in time to when Lion could fly.

Sources for this episode: When Lion Could Fly by Nick Greaves and Wikipedia.

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