The
cock and the jewel
Quite a long time ago, a chicken was scratching the ground with his paws searching for a scrumptious piece to eat. At the same time, he risked to turn over a stone and track down a sparkling pearl under it. "Chicken a doodle-do!" cried the rooster and said, "it looks extremely fine and it could be important to certain individuals. Yet, I would prefer to have found a decent grain of corn, "He leaves.
Ethics - Pearls can't mollify hunger
The
Crow and the Pitcher
Quite a long time ago, a crow that was exceptionally parched zoomed around looking for water! He endlessly looked, however he was unable to find water anyplace! Half dead with thirst, he saw a pitcher with water in it! In any case, when the crow put its bill into the pitcher, he observed that there was almost no water left, and he was unable to arrive at far sufficient down to get at it! He attempted, and he attempted, yet finally he needed to surrender hopelessly. Then, at that point, he saw a stone lying around, and he out of nowhere got a thought! He took a rock and dropped it into the pitcher. Then, at that point, he took one more rock and dropped that into the pitcher then he took one more stone and dropped that into the pitcher then he dropped another like that individually he dropped numerous stone into the pitcher. With every stone, the water ascended increasingly elevated! Also, finally the water was close to enough for the crow to drink! Ha ha..!
Moral - "when there's no other option a decent utilization of our brains might take care of us"
The
crow and the sheep
There was once an underhanded crow. She was extremely pleased with herself. She felt that the creatures and birds ought to all submit to her. She likewise preferred to inconvenience others. At some point, the crow was extremely exhausted. She flew into a glade where she saw numerous sheep. The crow flew over to a sheep and situated herself on the sheep's back. The crow said, "I'm fed up with flying. Will you haul me around?" The sheep bashful and seldom expressed no to anybody. Thus, she hefted the crow around any place she went. She was unable to brush for a really long time, as the crow's hooks jabbed her back. Before long, she was drained. She said, "On the off chance that you had treated a canine along these lines, he could have torn into you with his sharp teeth!" The crow said in disturbance, "Do I seem to be a blockhead to you? "I just request around the people who are powerless and can't decline," she added. The crow knew precisely whom to menace and whom to compliment.
Moral - The shrewdness and the childish ought not be dreaded.
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