Mohammed, a mole who adores detective books, wakes up one morning to discover that his mom and breakfast are missing. Concerned, he decides to put his detective skills to use and follow the clues to find his mom. Mohammed's investigation leads him to his best friend Michael's burrow, where he learns that Michael has run out of worms to eat. Realizing the situation, Mohammed and his mom decided to share their worms with Michael and his family. As they divide the worms, Mohammed and Michael realize that they can each have exactly 6.5 worms. Through their act of sharing and problem-solving, they not only ensure that everyone has enough to eat but also strengthen their friendship and bond. This episode teaches listeners the importance of sharing, cooperation, and using problem-solving skills to overcome challenges. It also highlights the value of friendship and supporting one another in times of need.
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