Timon and Pumba find a baby crocodile

[zerodix]

[b]Timon and Pumba find an egg. When it hatches they need to find the baby crocodiles mother and reunite them[/b]

Timon and Pumbaa walk in the jungle.
It is morning and the sun shines.
Lets go drink at the river Timon says.
Ok Pumba says.
They go to the river. The water is blue.
There are many trees and plants.
Timon likes it. He takes a swim.
Pumbaa drinks water.
Then he sees something.

Timon! Timon come here!
Timon reacts by swimming to the shore of the river.
What happened Pumbaa?
I found something! It is an egg!
Pumbaa points at the egg in the grass.
Timon sees it. Poor egg is all alone. We must take care of it.

Suddenly the egg hatches. A tiny crocodile is there.
Hello litte crocodile, Pumbaa smiles.
Don't say that , Timon reacts.
Pumbaa nods. Ok.
Timon gives the newborn crocodile some water.
Pumbaa watches for safety. The sun sets.
Lets take the crocbaby home, Pumbaa says.
No, Pumbaa, no! Timon gets angry.
What friend are you!
Timon runs of angry, leaving Pumbaa with the baby crocodile.
In the bushes they hide.
Think, think Pumbaa, there must be something..

Suddenly Pumbaa knows what to do.
He knows a female crocodile that told him she was missing an egg last week.
This little crocodile must be her baby!
Pumba takes the little croc to her.

Your missing egg? Pumbaa smiled.
It hatched. Meet your son, a few hours old.
Lady crocodile smiles.
It is him! Thanks for looking over my baby!
Then Timon comes back. He smiles.
He is not mad anymore.
Pumbaa is glad. Timon and he can sleep now.
Baby crocodile can sleep now
with his real mom not Pumbaa.
Pumbaa laughs
Timon laughs.

What a day to be alive.

[MeerkatOnTheMoon]

It has been an enjoyable read. Great story, xerodix. Reminds me of the Never Everglades episode of their show. Glad the baby was taken to the lady crocodile. Loved Timon and Pumbaa's interactions.

[zerodix]

thank you! that means a lot to me! have a wonderfull day my friend.

[MeerkatOnTheMoon]

Have a wonderful day too. This motivates me to continue writing. I'll be reading more of your Pumbaa story.