STORY SYNOPSIS:

Beginning on a farm in Andalusia, Spain with young Ferdinand, guests board clay flowerpots and head out to the fields where they encounter the other young bulls playfully charging one another while Ferdinand sits and watches under his shady cork tree and smells the sweet scent of the flowers. Moving along through the transition of the seasons and years, guests then emerge under the same shady tree, this time with an adult Ferdinand who has grown to be the largest bull of the bunch. But he still remains the same calm and relaxed Ferdinand he always was and is not impressive to the men who have just arrived from the city to scout a big, bad bull for the upcoming bullfight. That is, until Ferdinand smells a flower and is stung by a bee, sending him into a bucking fit of pain! Appearing now to be very aggressive, he is quickly chosen by the men and whisked off to the city to be the main event in this year’s bullfight. When he arrives in the city though, he is in awe of the vibrant floral parade decorations lining the streets leading to the bull ring. In the ring, he sits stunned in amazement, distracted by the flowing fragrances coming from the crowd’s floral hair and clothing decorations and is delighted by it all, much to the chagrin of the matadors who brought him there. Seeing they won’t get what they want out of the stubborn bull, the men return Ferdinand back to the farm from where he came and he can sit under the cork tree to peacefully smell the flowers once more.