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TWO STORKS AND THE TURTLE MORAL STORY

  There were two storks and a turtle who were friends. They shared the same pond for many years. They were living happily for a long time. The storks used to bring food for the turtle and the turtle did the same for them. But, the turtle used to boast of itself. "See dear friends, you can only fly. I can dive so deep into the pond and get rare fish for you." The pond started to dry up fast as there was a severe drought.




The friends had to search for a new place to live. "Friend, we can fly off to another pond and start our new life there. What will you do?" asked the stork to the turtle. "I don't know. I cannot fly like you do. I will have to somehow manage till I die here," said the turtle with a throat full of grief. The next day, the storks flew in search of a new pond to live in and returned happily. "Friend, we have found a new pond to live in. Come with us. We shall carry you," said them to the turtle.

"How can you carry me?" asked the turtle. The storks said, "We shall hold a branch in our beaks. You can cling to the branch with your mouth. We will lift you up and fly over to the new pond," said the storks together. The turtle clung to the branch and the storks started flying.


They were about to reach the new pond. The turtle thought to boast, "See, now I am too flying... I am the greatest of all." No sooner did the turtle open its mouth, it fell from high above.




But luckily, as it fell near the pond, the sand was soft and there was no harm to the turtle. The turtle had learnt its lesson. From then on it stopped boasting. 

Moral: BOAST NOT FALL NOT !!!


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