Johanna Rousset

In the 1990s, students at the Université Libre de Bruxelles refused to donate blood for an experiment, for fear of being contaminated by HIV or hepatitis. Paradoxically, this refusal led to a revolutionary advance in the field of medicine. Their professor suggests that they take camel's blood out of the freezer, in which they accidentally discover some strange little antibodies they've never seen before. The faculty scientists take their study a step further and realize that these ultra-resistant molecules, which look like heat-seeking missiles, have astonishing properties, including the ability to sneak into places where others don't go.

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The werewolves that live in this secluded place are particularly savage: when not attacking anything that moves, they spend their time arguing and fighting. Driven by instinct, one young werewolf chases pink flamingos through the wild, straying far from home. Before he knows it, he’s in a place he knows nothing about: the world of humans.

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Take Mouss, a laid-back eight year-old boy from the Pacific isles. Add Boubidi, a completely nutty walrus and you get the most explosive cocktail in the whole of the South Seas! Mouss and Boubidi liven up the beach with a hurricane of gags - and a tropical storm of disasters. But their adventures always end in a burst of laughter and a tasty Moko juice!

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