The Boy and the Wildlife Bridge

Leo lives with his family in a warm home near the edge of town, where a busy road carries traffic throughout the day. During a drive with his mother one bright morning, he notices a frightened deer lingering beside the road, hesitant to cross because of the fast-moving cars. His mother explains that such roads are risky for animals, since they cannot judge when it is safe to pass. That evening Leo keeps thinking about the deer and begins to wonder what people might do to help.

When his mother tells him about special bridges and tunnels made for wildlife, Leo reaches for his notebook, ready to learn more. Written by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL, this gentle tale follows his curiosity as it grows into a hands-on project. Young readers who like animals and making things can read the story on Masal İzle.