"About Nature"
Aesop the Ancient Greeks (620–560 BC)
There was a blind man who, no matter what animal he put in his hand, he knew what animal it was as soon as he touched it.
Once, someone asked him to touch a small bobcat cub, and the blind man touched it, hesitated, and said, "I don't know if this is a little wolf cub, or a little fox cub, or a little cub of some other animal." One thing I'm sure of, though, is that it's best not to put this animal in a flock. ”
"The Frog Wants the King"
There was a group of frogs who felt that they had no leader, that they were all liberal frogs, that they were overly free, undisciplined, and that they were in a mess, and that they were very distressed. So the frogs sent a representative to Zeus and asked him to appoint a king to administer them.
Zeus listened, hey, it's weird, there are people in the world who hate freedom and no one cares, it's so naïve. Haha, it's boring, just pick up a piece of wood and throw it into the pond of the frogs, so that the piece of wood will be the king of the frog country.
The frogs were jumping around, when they suddenly heard a "thud" sound, everyone was startled, and immediately drilled into the bottom of the pond, what? Shocking!
After a while, the wood stopped moving and floated on the surface. When the frogs saw that there was no movement, they drilled out of the water to see what was going on. bah! It turned out to be a piece of rotten wood, and the frogs despised the wood and even climbed up, and the wood was stupid.
The frogs were certainly very unhappy with having such a stupid king, and the king was a wooden nerd, which was too disrespectful. So he sent a representative to see Zeus and strongly demanded another one.
Zeus was angry when he heard this, so he simply threw a water snake down, and now he didn't stay!