The Monkey and the Crocodile
When a crocodile tricks him, clever Miko the monkey must think fast to escape. With sharp wit and calm thinking, he saves himself from danger.
In a lush riverside tree lived a clever monkey named Miko. He spent his days eating sweet mangoes and chatting with the birds.
One day, a crocodile named Kalu swam by. They became friends, and Miko shared his delicious mangoes.
But Kalu’s greedy wife wanted the monkey’s heart, thinking it would taste as sweet as the fruit.
Kalu, torn between friendship and pressure, invited Miko to ride on his back across the river. Halfway through, he revealed the plan.
Quick-thinking Miko said, “Oh no! I left my heart back in the tree!” Tricked, Kalu swam back. Miko leaped to safety and never trusted the crocodile again.
Lesson: Quick wit and cleverness can outsmart even the most dangerous situations.
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