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The Lonely Crocodile Finds Friends

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The Lonely Crocodile Finds Friends The Lonely Crocodile Finds Friends The reptile Coku was feeling isolated. He had spent the entire day swimming in the river without coming across anyone to play with. He saw the elephant Gaj moving towards the stream as he was lying on a rock. It'd be enjoyable to play with him, Coku thought to himself. Gaj waded into the creek to cool off and began splashing water on his back. He suddenly felt someone pull him into the ocean by grabbing his leg. He attempted to back away but was unsuccessful. He began yelling, "Help! Help!" as soon as he noticed Coku pulling him further under the water. Gaj was screaming, which caught Coku off guard. All he wanted was to play with him. He couldn't comprehend Gaj's fear. The chimpanzee, named Monu, was observing the action from a nearby mango tree. He saw that Gaj was in difficulty and knew he had to assist. He reached into his pocket and threw Coku a large ...

Kapi the Clever Monkey and the Greedy Crocodile

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The Power of Intelligence over Strength Once upon a time, in a thick, green jungle, there lived a very clever monkey named   Kapi . Kapi loved to swing from tree to tree, play in the sunlight, and eat sweet fruits. He was not just fast and strong; he was very smart too. One sunny morning, Kapi decided to take a walk near a pond he had never visited before. The pond was wide, with clear water shining in the sunlight. Around the pond grew tall grass and big trees, and Kapi could hear the chirping of birds and the buzzing of bees. But Kapi also knew something else—this pond belonged to a   crocodile named Gaja . Gaja was big and strong. His teeth were sharp, and he was very greedy. Many animals in the jungle were afraid of Gaja because he often ate the animals that came to drink water from the pond. Kapi, being very clever, thought to himself, “I must be careful. But maybe I can trick Gaja and make him promise not to eat any animals again.” Kapi stepped closer to the edge of the ...