Griz the grizzly has seen the world and carries stories like treasures. Oz the ostrich runs the savanna with questions always in tow. One day Oz asks what ostriches wear to the beach, and Griz paints a picture of sand, sun, and the small hassles that come with a shore: sand in fur, pinched toes, and windy surprises. As Oz imagines the seaside, worry softens his curiosity into sadness. Griz comforts him with a gentle truth: places change with time, but the best part of any place is the company you keep. This tender, rhyming tale explores curiosity, belonging, and the simple power of friendship through vivid images and warm humor.