Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!

Jakamoko and Yoko each have a special thing that only they can do. Toto does not, so he must find one.

Jakamoko is scared of snakes, Toto is scared of spiders, and Yoko is afraid of the dark. But together they help each other overcome their fears.

With a drought in the jungle and an angry crocodile guarding the only full waterhole, the three friends must outwit the crocodile in order to get a drink.

Toto pretends to be ill in order to get the undivided attention of his friends.

Toto pretends to be ill in order to get the undivided attention of his friends.

Jakamoko and Toto have trouble getting to sleep after playing scary monsters all day, so Yoko sings them a lullaby.

The friends fight over a beautiful shell, but before they can learn to share it, it walks away, leaving them empty-handed.

The three friends get themselves into a right old sticky mess!

The three friends try to catch an irritating fly. When they succeed, they feel guilty and decide to let it go free.

The three friends compete for the affections of Tee Tee, a baby turtle.

A game of tag gets out of hand in the wilderness.

Jakamoko tries to impress Papabobo, his elderly relative, by behaving sensibly.

Toto spoils Yoko and Jakamoko's enjoyment of a song.

Yoko finds a new friend more interesting than Toto and Jakamoko. Yet she soon discovers that her old friends understand her better.

Toto falls in love with a monkey and tries to win her heart.

The spectacular secrets of a crystal cave are revealed to Yoko, Jakamoko and Toto by a firefly in need of assistance.

The trio are desperate to cross a ravine but find that the grass isn't always greener on the other side.

The friends don't want the day to end, so they chase the sun to catch every last moment of daylight.

Yoko teaches a baby bird to fly, but the bird soon puts lives in danger by not flying safely.

The friends go on tour performing a song and dance routine, but their public isn't as impressed as they are.

The friends are hungry and trying to find food. When they try to get honey from a beehive, they are chased away by angry bees, and when they try to get a prickly pear off a cactus, the spikes are too sharp.

Yoko, Jakamoko and Toto discover that they are stronger together than apart in a battle against the elements - and that a windy day can actually be good fun.

Yoko and Jakamoko try to cure Toto after he laughs so much that he gets the hiccups.

Yoko, Jakamoko and Toto make fun of an elderly jaguar with a limp, but when the tables are turned on them they don't like being picked on

Toto is mistaken for a celebrity, but he soon learns that friendships mean more than fame.

Toto is being very annoying. He keeps playing pranks and being rude, so Jakamoko tries to teach him to be more considerate of others.

When Toto falls into a muddy puddle, Yoko and Jakamoko try to get him clean again, but the smell keeps coming back.

The friends babysit a little monkey called Fifi, but no matter what they do, she just won't go to sleep.

Yoko, Jakamoko and Toto find three tiny seeds and plant them to see what they grow into.

A mysterious traveller arrives from overseas and wants to make friends with Yoko, Jakamoko and Toto.