Why Tigers Have Stripes, Lions Don’t

Scene 1: A curious small boy with messy hair asks a group of playing kids, 'Why don’t lions

have stripes like tigers?' Kids look surprised. Scene 2: A cute baby girl with pigtails

answers excitedly: 'Tigers have stripes because they live in thick jungles and hunt alone,

mainly at night. The stripes provide excellent camouflage to blend into the background!' Show

tiger sneaking through jungle shadows with stripes blending. Scene 3: She continues: 'Lions live in open

grasslands, so stripes wouldn’t help them blend in. They hunt in groups!'

Show lion pride in golden savanna grass. End with happy kids high-fiving and

text: 'Camouflage fits the habitat!' Use cheerful music, simple voices, and smooth transitions."