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Familiar, the bestiary in universal literature for young audiences.While the Rabbit and the Mouse dominate a long "fad" in European culture for young audiences, they seem rather constant in African and Arab culture.The Elephant meanwhile, its place is not the least; fluctuating according to eras and countries (Babar the Elephant... for example). On the other hand, the Badger, the Pig, the Bear and the Penguin prove here and there to be relatively secondary.Anonymous, our two plays bring into play two protagonists prized by universal children's culture...