"Once upon a time in a lush green forest, there lived a group of animals. Among them was a clever and resourceful fox named Felix. Felix was known throughout the forest for his quick thinking and cunning ways. One day, as the sun began to set, Felix was on the hunt for his dinner. He made his way through the forest, sniffing out his prey. Suddenly, he spotted a group of rabbits munching on some fresh lettuce. Felix thought to himself, "I must catch one of those rabbits for my dinner tonight!" He began to sneak up on the rabbits, carefully avoiding sticks and leaves that might make noise and give him away. Just as he was about to pounce, a majestic tiger appeared out of nowhere and chased the rabbits away. Felix was stunned and frozen in fear, but the tiger simply turned to him and said, "Do not be afraid, little fox. I mean you no harm." Felix was surprised that the tiger didn't see him as food, and the two began to talk. As they spoke, Felix learned that the tiger was not only kind but also wise. The tiger shared his knowledge of the forest and its inhabitants with Felix and taught him about the balance of nature. From that day on, Felix and the tiger became great friends. Felix learned to live in harmony with the other animals of the forest, and he shared his knowledge with them, too. The forest was a happier and more peaceful place, all thanks to the unlikely friendship of a clever fox and a wise tiger. ©Prahin Sahaya Ronish "