A great conflict was about to come off between the Birds and the Beasts. A Bat could not choose sides in a potential war. When peace came, neither side would accept him.

A Hare had many good weather friends but when trouble was near, they all refused to help the Hare. He managed to escape on his own.

Frogs prayed for a king but got a log. Prayed again and got a stork who started to have a feast on them.

A thirsty crow wanted water from a pitcher, so he filled it with pebbles to raise the water level to drink. 

A Grasshopper met with an Ant who was storing food for the winter. When winter came the Ant was comfortable; the Grasshopper not so.

The stork invited the fox to a meal, which is served in a narrow-necked vessel. It is easy for the stork to access but impossible for the fox. A story which gives the moral about how to behave in the world. 

A fox tries to get grapes to eat but cannot. The fox goes away in disgust saying he didn’t want them anyhow.

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Audio Stories is an initiative that enables volunteers to produce audio stories in vernacular languages and from local cultures and traditions, for use by other volunteers, NGOs and community based organisations in their programs.

Disclaimer: iVolunteer does not verify or authenticate the content and copyright of the stories submitted by the volunteers. Users are requested to exercise their own judgement while using these.

Audio Stories is an initiative that enables volunteers to produce audio stories in vernacular languages and from local cultures and traditions, for use by other volunteers, NGOs and community based organisations in their programs.

Disclaimer: iVolunteer does not verify or authenticate the content and copyright of the stories submitted by the volunteers. Users are requested to exercise their own judgement while using these.