When a tasty piece of meat gets stuck in a deep crevice, Loewieke the Fox asks Miss Stork for help and promises to share it fairly with her.
Miep the Mouse and Pepijn the Tomcat get into an argument about who should greet whom, until Loewieke the Fox suddenly interrupts their war of words.
King Arthur the Lion brags about his strength, but the small and lightning-fast Gies the Fly decides to put the proud forest king to the test.
Flora the Nightingale tries to sing her beautiful evening song, but the jealous Kas the Crow always drowns her out with his loud cawing.
Stoffel the Turtle is looking for a quick way to get to the doctor and comes up with a special flying plan together with the raven and the nightingale.
Loewieke the Fox wants to get a bunch of ripe grapes and borrows the ladder from the suspicious Miss Stork with a clever excuse.
Loewieke the Fox is collecting wood for Bram the Stove, but when the branches turn out to be too big, he has to come up with a clever solution.
Wip the Squirrel proudly tells everyone about his winter stash, while the sly Loewieke the Fox listens carefully from his hiding spot.
A hungry wolf meets the well-fed dog Timme in the wintery Animal Forest, who tells him about his comfortable life with humans.
King Arthur the Lion lets the lost Arie the Rat go, but unexpectedly needs help himself when his tail gets stuck.
Droes the Bear challenges Orm the Monkey to a fight, but the little monkey proves that thinking smart can sometimes be stronger than muscle.
Stokebrand the Mosquito takes on the big Toeter the Elephant and wants to prove that even the strongest animal has a vulnerable spot.
Thirsty Lowieke the Fox comes up with a clever story by the well to win over the gullible Marius the Goat for his cunning plan.
Frans van Dusschoten
Ger Smit
Elsje Scherjon
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