Write a story in which an animal plays an important part.
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1. The Hare And The Tortoise
Tired of the bragging of a speedy hare, a tortoise challenges it to a race. The overconfident hare accepts the competition and runs as fast as it can after the race begins. Soon it gets tired and decides to rest, thinking that there’s plenty of time to relax before tortoise can catch up with it. Meanwhile, the tortoise continues to walk slowly, until it reaches the finish line. The overslept hare wakes up, only to be shocked that a slow moving tortoise beat it in the race.
Moral: Slow and steady wins the race.
2. The Fox And The Goat
Walking alone in the forest, an unlucky fox falls into a well one day. Unable to get out, he waits for help. A passing goat sees the fox and asks him why he is in the well. The cunning fox responds, “there is going to be a great drought, and I am here to make sure I have water.” The gullible goat believes this and jumps into the well. The fox swiftly jumps on the goat and uses its horns to reach the top, leaving the goat in the well.
Moral: Never trust the advice of a man in difficulties.
Answer:
Once upon a time, there lived a little girl in a village near a forest. There were many wild animals spotted from day to day. Once kidnappers found the little girl playing all by herself. she looked about 4 years. The kidnappers thought it would be easy to kidnap her. They lured her with sweets and toffees after finally catching her. They tied her in an old house and went outside to bring food for her as she was crying loudly and the villagers could hear her. Somehow while thrashing and crying she managed to escape. As she came out of the house, she saw the kidnappers coming back, she had no choice but to run in the forest. SHe was scared as her parents had taught her that there were many animals in the forest which could kill her. While wandering she well asleep on a hard rock. She woke up with a start as she felt a cold muzzle on her abdomen. What she saw, she could have fainted but her parents had taught her to be bold and not scared infront of a wild animal. It was a tiger. It seemed as surprised as the little girl. In protection of itself it was maintaining its distance and snarling. It only looked a few months old and had not got its stripes though it was large. After sometime of staring the tiger's mother came and sniffed the girl, picked her up in her mouth and began walking. Though the little girl was in her mouth she did not feel the fangs piercing through her body.
As they reached the den which was on a rocky area under the mountains behind some large bushes. She kept her down and lay infront of her but did not attack. While the little girl who did not feel scared anymore played with the cub. Two or three days passed happily when the villagers in search of her came into the den. They had guns with them. They were preparing to shoot the tigers. The little girl who could not speak stood protectively infront of her. The villagers understood that the tiger would not hurt them unless they did. They quitely picked up their girl and went from there. The kidnappers were taken away by the police and people everyday kept some part of there food infront of the den, but they never saw the tiger and the cub again.