<p>Attention Deficit-Hyperactive Disorder meets the classic anthropomorphic Bantu tale and they have a baby. &nbsp;That&#39;s the short description of Ouwangalaymah! The 'Tail' of the Name of the Tree.&nbsp;<br />
It&#39;s a tale that begins when everyone forgets; the name of the tree that is.<br />
Yofti, a young ringtail Lemur deals with issues that arise from his impetuous, hyperactive nature. Forced to face the consequences of his actions, &nbsp;he winds up saving the day with a little help from his friend, a rather persistent Tortoise, an Eagle, and a wise (ass) one who lives beyond the dark forest, across the burning desert sands, and way up on the steep high mountain. You&#39;ll laugh, you&#39;ll cry, &nbsp;and in the end, you will probably forget just like everyone else has. The name of the tree I mean. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
The facts have been changed to assuage the author who loves Ringtail Lemurs and wanted them in his story. &nbsp;I mean if you can accept talking animals, then you should be able to embrace a displaced family of mammals! &nbsp;And the facts aren&#39;t too far off. &nbsp;Check out this article from NPR<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=122813054</p>