A Flea begged for his life after biting a man. No argument the Flea used could be enough to sway the man from killing the evil Flea.

This fable is about people who foolishly leave themselves unprotected against their enemies and push their friends away as if those friends were plotting against them.

A Dog dropped into a well. When the Master reached in to get the Dog he thought the Master meant to push him further in. Stupid Dog.

Three Rivers started to accuse the Sea of turning their water salty and unfit. The Sea cut them off saying all they had to do was stop flowing. Hah!

A Spider and Silkworm were spinning. Spider bragged how fast its web was built. Silkworm pointed out her web would be treasured while Spider’s swept away.

A Hare had many good weather friends. When trouble was near they all refused to help the Hare who only barely managed to escape on his own.

An Eagle was caught and had his wings clipped. A neighbor bought the Eagle and let his wings grow out. A Fox cautioned the Eagle about paying tribute.

The Moon was in Eclipse and complained to the Sun. Moon realized the Earth was the problem. Too bad!

The Oaks complained to Jupiter about being cut so often. Jupiter told them they make excellent structures; if they did not then they would be cut less.

Neighbors watched Aesop examine a group of poultry in a yard. He observed to them that mankind was often no better: crowing and poorly scratching.