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The Brave Crow and the Sly Serpent

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The Brave Crow and the Sly Serpent In the middle of a dense jungle, there was a sizable banyan tree. Its branches stretch out in all directions, covering the ground with a thick layer of shade. The leaves on the branches were thick and rustled in the breeze.  Sunny  the crow happened to perch on one of the branches one day.  Sunny  savoured the cooling effect of the banyan tree's breeze on the sweltering summer day. He took a glance around and was dismayed to see no nests on such a grand, amiable tree. He was unable to hear the mynahs' piercing cries, the squirrels' chattering, or the sparrows' twittering. Sunny noticed the tree was quiet and serene despite the odd situation. He took his fiancĂ©e Mia to the tree the following day. On one of the large limbs of the tree, the two crows laboriously constructed a nest. The two cherished living there. Four eggs were produced by Mia a few months later. Four crow chicks eventually emerge from the eggs after some time. Sunny and

The Four Friends' Great Rescue

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The Four Friends' Great Rescue Once upon a time, in a forest far away, there were four friends: a deer, a crow, a mole, and a tortoise. Every afternoon, they would meet under a big tree and chat for hours. The other three friends were concerned when the deer failed to appear one day at the scheduled hour. They requested the crow to swoop around and check on the location of the deer. The deer was concealed from view in a hunter's net when the crow discovered it. The deer told the crow that he was trapped and that it was only a matter of time before the hunter arrived to catch him. The mole and tortoise were informed of the situation as the crow swiftly returned to the banyan tree. The mole then proposed that they both assist the deer, with the crow going with them. The crow flew to the area where the deer was imprisoned while carrying the mole in her mouth. The mole then cut through the net with his razor-sharp canines, freeing the deer. By that time, the tortoise had also arriv