THE ELEPHANT AND THE ROOSTER
THE ELEPHANT AND THE ROOSTER
There was previously an elephant and a chicken. The elephant consistently used to brag since he was so large thus solid, and he professed to be significant. Presently, despite the fact that the chicken was little, he was exceptionally wise.
So one day he said to the elephant, "However you're so huge, it doesn't mean anything. It's cerebrums that check, not size."
So the elephant said, "No! You're an inept, little creature. You're no correlation with me, no match."
So the chicken said, "Okay, we should have a rivalry. How about we see who can drink more water."
So they went down to the large stream, possibly the Baro or the Akobo, and they asked the wide range of various creatures to pass judgment. So when they began, the chicken put his mouth inside the water and the elephant put his trunk in the water and began drinking.
Yet, the chicken didn't really drink. He was simply placing his mouth in the water and opening and shutting it, though the elephant drank and expanded. Furthermore, drank and expanded. What's more, drank and increased.
Furthermore, he at long last detonated, which demonstrates that it's anything but size that is important, yet knowledge.


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