Once upon a time, there was a fox called Sigal. One day, Sigal saw a crow sitting on a tree with a piece of bread in its beak.

Sigal remembered that his grandfather had tricked a crow into dropping is bread as he had said that the crow sang very well and when it opened its beak to sing, it dropped the bread and Sigal's Grandfather ate it.

Sigal thought of trying the same idea. He said," O crow, you sing very well. Can you please sing for me?"

The crow, instead of singing, flew away.

Sigal, who was confused, waited to see what the crow would do.

After some time, the crow came back with the bread in its beak and it had a tape recorder in its claws.

It kept its beak closed and tapped the 'On' button with its beak. A horrendous sound came out of it, which was actually the crow's (rather horrible, if you ask me) singing.

The 'stupid' crow was a descendant of the actually stupid and haughty crow, who told every descendant of his to stay away from foxes. So, this rather clever descendant of the original crow thought up a brilliant idea, which he executed.

Thus, the crow outsmarted the fox.

Moral: There is no messing up with the new generation; you never know what they are up to.

THE END