One day, when a camel was peacefully nibbling grass, a fox approached him. - Hey, hunchback! How dare you graze on my lands? Get out of here immediately! - Why is this land yours? - the camel got angry. “But because it came to me as an inheritance from my father, and to that from my grandfather.” If you don’t believe it, then we’ll call a witness,” and the fox called the wolf. “How dare you, pathetic camel, graze in someone else’s field?” “You have done something wrong, and for this I must eat you,” the wolf growled. - That's right, that's right, eat it! - the fox chattered, hoping that she would get something too. “Well, if so, then start with the most delicious thing - from my tongue,” said the camel and opened its mouth. The wolf stuck his head into it and wanted to tear out his tongue, but the camel clenched its jaws, and the wolf's head broke like a rotten nut. And the fox, seeing that things were bad, started to run. They say that even now she runs without looking back.
Translated from Russian · original on wisdomlib.ru