Coco was a bear cub living in the forest with his mother. Coco didn’t like staying at home. He wanted to hang out in the forest.

One day, while Coco was walking alone in the forest, he met a baby monkey staggering on the road.

Seeing the trouble the monkey was having, Coco helped teach the baby monkey how to walk.

Then Coco and the baby monkey went their own ways.

Coco walked deep into a quiet forest. He had never been there before. He kept walking and walking until he felt thirsty.

Then Coco saw a beautiful stream with clear water.

Because he was so thirsty, Coco rushed down the stream. In his haste, he slipped and fell into the water.

Coco felt so cold and frightened because he couldn’t swim. He struggled to stay afloat.

After a while, he grabbed a bunch of grass. He tried to pull step-by-step to get himself out of water. Unfortunately, the grass slipped away and Coco fell into water again.

Immediately, he grabbed a vine nearby. Coco started to drag himself out of the river by the vine step-by-step. But the vine snapped and he fell into the water yet again.

Coco was very exhausted. The water swirled and it was difficult for Coco to breathe. Finally, the water washed Coco away.

While he was floating down the river, he saw a group of monkeys holding one another’s hands from the tree.

Coco saw the baby monkey who he taught to walk said to him, “Brother, brother, please take my hand.” Coco grabbed the monkey’s hand and got out of the water.

After getting out of water, Coco saw his mom in the tree, too. Coco thanked the group of monkeys and apologized to his mother.

Since then, Coco has become a good cub who follows his mother’s advice. Coco doesn’t go walking alone anymore.