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1. anikefoundation.org › african-folktalesAfrican Folktales — Anike Foundation

   anikefoundation.org › african-folktales

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   Explore the rich tradition of African folktales with stories from Nigeria, Tanzania and Congo. Learn about the culture, animals and morals of Africa through these illustrated and animated tales.

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     The Tortoise, the Dog, and the Farmer - A West African folktale

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     Ananse and the Pot of Wisdom - West African folktale

     21 may 2021

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     African Folktales Explained

     1 jul 2019

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3. fairytalez.com › region › africanAfrican fairy tales | Fairytalez.com

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   Animals are prominent in African folk tales, especially the monkey, elephant, lion, and giraffe, though other animals have their part as well. In the stories, animals often have human characteristics, for instance. Some of the African folk tales don’t have happy endings but instead impart a lesson.

4. anikefoundation.org › african-folktales › the-baby-mouse-and-the-baby-snakeAfrican Folktale - The Baby Mouse and the Baby Snake - Anike...

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   Once upon a time, a mouse gave birth to a baby mouse and the snake gave birth to a serpent. The mouse prohibited its baby from playing at the brook near his house, lest he drowned and died. One day the baby mouse and the serpent met, and became friends and played together.

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6. pressbooks.pub › africa › chapterThe Stories – Tiny Tales from Africa: The Animals (Volume 1)

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   The Stories – Tiny Tales from Africa: The Animals (Volume 1) 1. Anansi the Spider and His Children. It was a feast-day, and all the town’s cooks were cooking. Anansi wanted to eat everything, but which food would be ready first? Anansi summoned his children and gave each one a rope, tying the ropes around his waist. “Go watch!” he told them.

7. pressbooks.pub › africanguide › chapterA Reader’s Guide to African Folktales at the Internet Archive

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   The book contains folktales from across sub-Saharan Africa — 6 stories from Central Africa, 8 stories from Western Africa, 4 stories from Eastern Africa, 3 stories from Southern Africa — along with additional stories from Haiti and Australia.

8. www.afrocritik.com › african-folklore-and-lessons-exploring-the-rich-heritage-ofAfrican Folklore and Lessons: Exploring the Rich Heritage of ...

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   9 de nov. de 2023 · Many African folktales are morality tales set in the animal kingdom. Each animal is given an archetypal attribute or virtue which varies from culture to culture. In Igbo folklore, the tortoise is the wisest and most cunning animal.