VOICED: Babar the Elephant celebrates 80th birthday

The transcript discusses the history and cultural impact of Babar, the famous cartoon elephant. Created by Lujan's family, Babar stories began in France in 1931 and quickly expanded to British and American editions. The character became a symbol of French culture, appealing to both children and adults. A Paris exhibition highlights Babar's journey from sketches to 3D animation, showcasing its enduring legacy and influence.

Describe the significance of Babar in terms of cultural representation.

What are some of the lessons conveyed through the Babar stories?