Koumi's Animated Picture Book

Meet Mr. hippo . . . a really big animal with skin that’s gray or a little bit brown. Find out what he eats and what his name means in Greek in this episode featuring the majestic river creature.

Meet little Pangolin whose body is covered in scales. But he isn’t a fish or a snake either! Find out about the suit of armor of this sticky-tongued, tropical creature in this episode.

The smallest foxes in the world live in the sandy deserts of Africa. In this episode, learn about the “pocket-size fox” with their tiny stature and big ears!

Say hey to the kangaroo! She belongs to a unique animal family and is able to reach incredible speeds by using her huge hind legs! Learn about these majestic marsupials in this episode about these fun Australian creatures.

Meet little Koala . . . the cutest, most laid-back, furry animal of Australia. Learn why they are often called the “Australian Sloth” in this episode featuring your favorite tree climbers.

These big, powerful bears live on the ice around the North Pole. Learn the true color of the polar bear in this episode about these cold creatures.

The largest living animal in the whole world, some think whales are fish but they’re not! Learn about these amazing aquatic mammals and their migration habits in this episode that will take you under the sea.

With a flat body like a kite, Manta Ray’s may look like birds, but they are fish. Learn what their name means in Spanish in this episode about the biggest rays in the whole wide world.

Meet mister Japanese macaque— a very special monkey! They are the only kind in the world that live in a cold place. Learn how they take care of each other in this episode about the “snow monkey.”

Part of the same family as dogs and foxes, wolves have almond shaped eyes and a long face with a nose at the end, we call a snout. Learn how wolves communicate with their tails in this episode about these pointy-eared animals.

The largest animal on the mainland, giraffes use their big, piercing eyes to spot animals far away. Learn about these long-legged, long-necked creatures in this episode.

Meet Mr. Croco who walks on all fours while dragging his belly on the ground. Learn about this land and water creature in this episode about the crocodile.

Meet little puffin, a sea bird of the same family as penguins! Learn about their pretty beak full of colors that change with the seasons in this episode about the “sea clown.”

Meet the sea horse, a very curious fish! Learn about his raised little head and shape reminiscent of a horse in this episode about the fish with the corkscrew tail.

Meet little badger!! A pretty and discreet little mammal that burrows in a village. Learn about the badger family in this episode about these cute stripe-head creatures.

Meet the mighty elephant! A well-known creature of the African savannah. Learn about how he walks on all fours and how he travels with his big family.

Meet the dolphin! Learn about these incredibly smart mammals who live in the sea and are known for doing flips out of the water.

Meet the sea slug! These unique creatures come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. Learn about how they protect themselves from the dangers of the ocean.

Meet the duck! Learn about how ducks pick their habitats and use their beaks for more than just eating.

Meet the ostrich! Have you ever seen a bird with such a long neck? Learn about how they dance to attract their mates in this episode.

Meet the Molock, a super spiky lizard! Learn about how they survive in the hot desert and use their unique body to protect themselves.

Meet the Jellyfish! They're a lot more than just blobs in the ocean. Learn more about their famous stinging tentacles in this episode.

Journey to the dry desert landscapes to meet the camel! You can recognize them right away thanks to the funny bump on their back! Some have two, and others, only one.

Meet the Leopard! They're in the same family as cats, but much bigger! The black panther is also a leopard with very dark fur, but if you look closely, you will see that it too, is spotted!