The Little Narwhal's Friend

In the icy Arctic sea, where icebergs drift like white boats, a small narwhal with a long spiral tusk loves to explore. He questions every passing fish about anything new and keeps peeking under ice shelves and around snowy rocks, hoping for a surprise. One morning a round white head appears beside him: a beluga, shorter and rounder, with a soft melon bump and a smiling curved mouth. She has no tusk at all, and the two soon find that their differences make them a good team.

Together they swim past sparkling icebergs, a sleepy seal and darting silver fish, until the water turns green and gold. The beluga notices a soft glow between two rocks, and beyond the gap lies a hidden underwater garden. The narwhal parts the tall plants with his tusk, and the beluga shows him how to float quietly so shy little fish come close. This gentle story by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL, which can be read on Masal İzle, follows two very different creatures whose particular strengths help them both.