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Caillou FRANÇAIS - Caillou au zoo (S01E23) | conte pour enfant | Caillou en Français

Caillou visite le zoo avec Zoé et découvre que les animaux vivent en famille, comme lui ! Il voit des bébés loups, un rhinocéros et son petit, et même une loutre orpheline qui a appris à nager toute seule. #animaux #famille #zoo
Duration
5 mins
Source
Level
beginner
Word Count
488 (227 unique words)
Topics
Arts & Literature
Children's Literature
Lifestyle
Family & Parenting
Science
Zoology
Animal Behavior
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Caillou FRANÇAIS - Caillou au zoo  (S01E23) | conte pour enfant | Caillou en Français
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You're a big boy now.
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I love being at home with you.
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I'm into big guys.
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I love it, it's me.
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Here it is.
Savez-vous Caillou.
Do you know what time it is? It's time I read you a Caillou story.
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Ready, children. Yes.
Caillou .
Let's see what Rock did today.
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I think he's encountered some wildlife.
d'aujourd'hui Caillou .
Today's story is called "Caillou at the Zoo."
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Hello, welcome to the zoo.
Zoé.
Hi, I'm Zoé.
Est-ce , ?
Do you think we'll see a whole lot of animals?
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Oh yes.
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We're thrilled to announce that several animal families have recently welcomed new babies.
Aimerais-tu ?
Would you like me to show you some baby wolves?
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Wolf babies?
est-ce Caillou Est-ce ?
I'd love to see those real wolves, the baby ones especially. Look at their little snouts! I wonder why they're hiding. I'd really like to see them, but they're still quite young, so they want to stay close to their mom. I wish I could see them, you know? According to Caillou, wolves stay with their families their whole lives. I wonder if all baby animals stay with their parents.
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Oh no, most animals leave their families when they're old enough.
Aimerais-tu ?
Would you like to see another family of animals?
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Yes, please.
Caillou .
Caillou liked the idea that animals had families too.
est-ce .
But where are they? I don't see them.
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They should be at home by now.
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I'm afraid we won't be able to see them today.
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Despite everything, we might get lucky.
Waouh, .
Wow, a rhinoceros.
est-ce .
What a big guy.
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He's as big as a dinosaur.
Rinodino.
Rinodino.
Rinodino.
Rinodino.
sais-tu , Caillou , .
But did you know, Caillou? That rhinoceros isn't a boy, it's a mom and she just had a baby.
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It's true, a baby rhinoceros.
, Caillou.
Of course, Caillou.
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Even the biggest animals have babies.
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Keep, keep, here's the baby rhino, we'd have a hard time holding it in our arms, but I find it very cute, and look over there, there's a yurt, that's my favorite animal. This otter was a baby when it arrived here.
Est-ce , , Caillou, vois-tu, .
Does she have a family too? I'm afraid not, Caillou, because you see, she lost her mom.
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Her mother, she lost her.
, est-ce , , .
And how is she doing? Oh, yes, she's doing very well now.
, puisqu'elle , A Z.
"But you know, since she no longer had her mom to teach her what to do, we had to teach her everything from scratch."
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She couldn't even swim or feed herself.
Caillou .
It was the first time in his life that Caillou had seen a live otter.
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He'd love to be able to take her home.
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No way, that's impossible.
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She's almost ready to return to living in the ocean.
est-ce Caillou Caillou .
What's making you laugh, Caillou? It's like you're a chimpanzee! Grandpa, you're right, Caillou does look like you.
, , Caillou.
But look at this little chimpanzee, it kind of looks like you, Caillou.
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Hi, I'm here to say hello.

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