The Rabbit and the Tiger

In a lush forest, a fearsome tiger prowled, striking terror into all the animals. One day, the tiger spotted a clever rabbit and decided to make a meal of him. The rabbit, though terrified, quickly hatched a plan.

"Please, Mr. Tiger," the rabbit said, "don't eat me. If you do, you'll miss out on a grand feast. I can lead you to a rival tiger who's even more fearsome than you."

Intrigued and eager to prove his superiority, the tiger followed the rabbit. They came upon a deep well. The rabbit cleverly suggested that the rival tiger lived inside. The tiger peered into the well and saw his own reflection in the water, mistaking it for the rival tiger.

In a fit of rage, the tiger leaped into the well to confront his imaginary rival, only to meet his demise. The rabbit, having used his wits, escaped unharmed.

Moral of the story: Intelligence and cleverness can overcome even the greatest strength.

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