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00:00Ring Info Bells!
00:05The sky is falling.
00:09A strong wind was blowing.
00:12It was making whistling sounds in the jungle.
00:16This scared a timid rabbit who lived in the jungle.
00:20That noise is so scary! Let me hide myself here!
00:25He hid himself in his barrel under the mango tree.
00:33Suddenly, he heard a heavy thud.
00:37The frightened rabbit sprang out of his barrel.
00:41The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
00:45He started screaming and running as fast as he could.
00:49On the way, the jackal saw the scared rabbit running.
00:55He asked,
00:57What happened? Why are you running?
01:03The rabbit replied hurriedly,
01:05Didn't you hear that scary noise? The sky is falling! Run!
01:11And he again started running.
01:13Hearing this, the jackal started running too.
01:17As they ran, other animals such as the giraffe,
01:21elephant, deer and horse too joined them.
01:25Hearing the commotion, the Lion King came out of his den.
01:29Romeo, why are you all running? What happened?
01:33All the animals replied in chorus.
01:37The sky is falling!
01:39The lion was surprised.
01:41Who told you this?
01:43He demanded.
01:45The rabbit came forward.
01:47But the clever lion was not ready to believe such stories.
01:53He asked the rabbit to take him to the place where the sky fell.
01:57The rabbit took the lion and the other animals to the mango tree.
02:03But what did they see there?
02:05A big mango lying on the ground!
02:07All the animals now understood what had happened.
02:11They were ashamed to have believed the rabbit's words.
02:15Do not jump into any conclusion before investigating the matter fully.
02:21The wolf and the three sheep.
02:25Shirley, Burly and Curly were three sheep brothers.
02:31They all lived in a beautiful straw house.
02:35One day, a wicked wolf came to live close to the house.
02:40This scared the sheep brothers.
02:43The eldest sheep said,
02:45The wolf could attack us anytime.
02:47We need to be prepared.
02:49This house won't protect us.
02:51The little brothers agreed.
02:57Hence, they decided to build a stronger house.
03:00They soon finished constructing their new house.
03:04The house was beautiful and strong.
03:07One day, the wolf approached the house with the intention of feasting on the three brothers.
03:14He knocked at the door.
03:17But the door did not open.
03:19Ha!
03:21Won't you open the door?
03:23Then I'll huff, and I will puff, and I will blow your house in!
03:28Howled the wolf.
03:29He started banging his head on the door.
03:32But the door wouldn't budge at all.
03:35The wolf was frustrated, but wasn't ready to give up.
03:39He climbed onto the roof of the house and tried entering through the chimney.
03:45However, the sheep brothers were too smart to foolish the wolf.
03:51They had arranged logs in the fireplace and set fire.
03:57The wolf jumped through the chimney and landed directly into the fire at the fireplace.
04:03The three clever sheep had outwitted the wolf.
04:14With careful planning, one can defeat even the strongest of enemies.
04:19The wolf and the crane.
04:22One day, a hungry wolf found a big dead animal.
04:27Wow!
04:28This will make for a wonderful meal!
04:31Thought the fox.
04:33He at once jumped upon it and began eating hurriedly.
04:38The wolf was in such haste that while eating, a bone got stuck in his throat.
04:49The wolf tried hard to bring out the bone, but failed miserably.
04:54The greedy wolf even tried to swallow the bone to continue eating, but didn't succeed.
05:01At last, he went to a crane that lived by a river.
05:05The wolf said to the crane.
05:10A bone has got stuck in my throat while eating.
05:14Please extract it out with the help of your long, long neck.
05:19Will you?
05:21I promise I will pay you well.
05:24The crane agreed.
05:26Okay.
05:27He inserted his long beak inside the wide open mouth of the wolf.
05:32The crane's long neck helped him in reaching down the throat and pulling the bone out.
05:39After accomplishing the work successfully, the crane said,
05:44Now pay me for my service.
05:47The cunning wolf laughed.
05:51Payment for your service?
05:54Thank me for allowing you to get your head out of my mouth.
05:58Never believe a weak person's promise.
06:01The cat and the fox.
06:04It was evening time.
06:05A cat and a fox were sitting and chatting.
06:08These hounds are horrible.
06:12I hate them.
06:14Said the fox.
06:15Yeah, right.
06:17I too don't like them at all.
06:20Retorted the cat.
06:22The hounds are very fast, but I'm sure they'll not be able to catch me.
06:28I know several tricks.
06:30I'm too smart for them.
06:32Said the fox.
06:34Tricks?
06:35What tricks?
06:37The cat was very curious to know.
06:40There are many.
06:42Replied the fox boastfully.
06:45I can run through prickly plants, hide behind bushes or even in burrows.
06:52Beamed the fox.
06:54Is it so?
06:56Asked the cat innocently.
06:58Yes.
06:59And I don't plan to teach you any of that.
07:02Those tricks are only for intelligent ones like me.
07:06The fox said boastfully.
07:10I know only one trick.
07:13The cat sounded a little sad.
07:16Suddenly, they heard the sound of the approaching hounds.
07:20Now, I will use the trick and save myself.
07:25Let me see how you save yourself.
07:30Saying that, the cat quickly climbed onto the nearby tree.
07:43The fox tried all of his tricks, but he failed.
07:44Oh no.
07:45The hounds caught him and killed him.
07:46It's better to be a master of war.
07:47The fox tried all of his tricks, but he failed.
07:50Oh no.
07:51The fox tried all of his tricks, but he failed.
07:52Oh no.
07:53The hounds caught him and killed him.
07:56It's better to be a master of one trade than a jack of many trades.
08:03The cows and the tiger.
08:04In a deep forest, there lived four cows.
08:05They were good friends.
08:06They always greased together.
08:08Wherever they went, they went in a group.
08:10It's better to be a master of one trade than a jack of many trades.
08:17The cows and the tiger
08:18In a deep forest, there lived four cows.
08:26They were good friends.
08:28They always greased together.
08:31Wherever they went, they went in a group.
08:40In spite of living amidst the wild animals,
08:46no one could ever dare to harm them due to their unity.
08:54A tiger had been watching these cows for quite some time.
09:00He always wanted to feast upon them.
09:04How tasty these fat cows would be.
09:07Oh, he thought.
09:10But whenever he tried, he was driven away by them
09:14as they struck back together.
09:28Days passed.
09:29One day, the cows had a big quarrel.
09:41Don't talk to me.
09:43You don't talk to me.
09:45I don't want to be in this group anymore.
09:48Neither do I.
09:49Say this, each cow went in a different direction to graze.
09:59The tiger grabbed this great opportunity.
10:02Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Finally, the day has arrived!
10:07He laughed.
10:16He then pounced upon the cows one by one and gobbled them up.
10:32United we stand, divided we fall.
10:42The Mouse and the Bull
10:49One summer afternoon, a mouse came out of his hole and saw a bull fast asleep under a tree.
11:02The loud snore evoked the curiosity of the mouse.
11:10Wow! How huge his nostrils are!
11:13exclaimed the mouse.
11:15He entered it and came out just for fun.
11:27The bull woke up and cried in pain.
11:30Hearing this, the mouse got scared and started running.
11:42The bull gave a good chase, but in vain.
11:47The mouse went into his hole.
11:50However, the bull was not ready to give up.
11:53He angrily belowed.
11:56You silly mouse! How dare you! I'll teach you a lesson!
12:00Oh mighty bull! Sorry! I did that just for fun!
12:05Said the mouse.
12:06But the bull wasn't convinced.
12:23He angrily dashed his head against the wall, hoping to break the wall and capture the mouse.
12:29He dashed and dashed until he became tired.
12:35The wall didn't budge.
12:37Oh foolish bull! Just because you are big and strong, it doesn't mean that you can achieve anything!
12:43Stop breaking your head and go now!
12:45Mocked the mouse.
12:48The bull understood the truth in the words of the mouse.
12:53He silently walked away.
12:58Might may not always be right.
13:01Belling the cat.
13:02Belling the cat.
13:05Once upon a time, they lived many miles in a grocery shop.
13:10They lived very happily, gobbling up all the grocery items.
13:20Mmm, yummy! So tasty!
13:23However, the shopkeeper wasn't happy.
13:28So, he decided to get a cat to deal with the nuisance.
13:36Oh no!
13:42In a few days, the cat ate a number of mice.
13:47This scared the other mice.
13:49They were not able to lead a happy life as before.
13:59Hence, the mice held an urgent meeting to find a solution to the cat menace.
14:05We need to get a read of the cat.
14:08The mice decided.
14:10But how?
14:12One mouse had a suggestion.
14:13If somehow we could know when the cat comes towards us, we can hide somewhere to save ourselves.
14:21Another clever mouse suggested.
14:24What about a bell around the cat's neck?
14:28Wow! That's a great idea!
14:32Replied all the mice in unison.
14:34They praised the young mouse for his brilliance.
14:37However, one old mouse stood up and asked.
14:42Wait!
14:44Before you cheer, think.
14:47Who is going to bell the cat?
14:50All the mice remained silent.
14:53No one wanted to bell the cat.
14:56Imaginary solutions never serve a purpose.
14:59The clever crow.
15:00Once, a crow found a big piece of cheese.
15:10The crow held it in her beak and flew up to the tree branch to eat the cheese in leisure.
15:18As she was settling down, a hungry fox came by.
15:22When the fox saw the piece of cheese, his mouth watered.
15:30That cheese looked tasty and inviting.
15:36Said the fox.
15:38But how do I get it?
15:42He thought.
15:44Suddenly, an idea flashed in his mind.
15:47The fox called out the crow in a very smooth, gentle manner.
15:53Madam.
15:55Crow, madam.
15:57Crow.
15:58I've heard that you have a very sweet voice.
16:00Would you mind singing a song for me?
16:03He asked.
16:05The crow was way smarter than the fox.
16:08She understood his cunning intention.
16:11She carefully took the piece of cheese from her beak and put it under her foot.
16:17Then she said sarcastically.
16:21I'm ready to sing now.
16:24Are you ready?
16:25The fox was out with it.
16:27He did not reply.
16:29He quietly walked away.
16:32Be careful of flattery.
16:36Fox and the Cock
16:39One day, a fox was passing by a tree.
16:41He saw a cock sitting on one of the tree branches.
16:44The fox's mouth watered.
16:48What a fun lunch he would be.
16:53Thought the fox.
16:55But the fox did not know how to climb a tree.
16:59He somehow had to make the cock come down.
17:03He looked up at the cock and said gently.
17:09Hello friend.
17:11I have a great news.
17:14What is it?
17:16Asked the cock.
17:17I am a messenger of God.
17:20Here after no animal will eat any other animal.
17:25We are all friends.
17:27Come down.
17:28Let's celebrate.
17:30The smart cock replied.
17:33Wow, that's really great.
17:36We should probably call our friends the hounds.
17:38Look, they are almost here.
17:43The fox gasped on hearing this.
17:46As he was about to run, the cock asked.
17:50Why are you afraid?
17:52Aren't we all friends now?
17:54Yes, but the hounds might not know this yet.
17:57Saying this, the fox ran away as fast as his legs could carry him.
18:02Always remain cautious of cunning people.
18:04The Blue Fox
18:09One day, a fox was wandering in search of food.
18:13A group of dogs spotted him and started chasing him.
18:17The fox ran for his life.
18:21As he was running, he suddenly tumbled into a big tub of blue dye.
18:30He hid there until the dogs were gone.
18:33Oh, that was a great escape.
18:36Said the relieved fox to himself.
18:39He slowly came out and fled to the jungle.
18:43As the fox walked through the jungle, he met other animals on the way.
18:50Oh, come on! Run! Run!
18:54Run! Run! Run!
18:56All the animals seemed to be scared of him.
18:59What?
19:00He had no idea why.
19:02He walked and walked until he reached the jungle pond.
19:06As he bent down to drink some water, he looked at his reflection.
19:14What is this?
19:16His whole body was blue in color.
19:18He now understood everything.
19:23The cunning fox now plotted a brilliant plan.
19:27He called out for all his friends and said,
19:31I'm a messenger of God.
19:35I'll be your king going forward.
19:39Don't be afraid.
19:40The animals believed the strange creature and accepted him as their king.
19:45The fox led a happy life as the king of the jungle.
19:51One day, the fox king heard a pack of foxes howling.
19:56Oh, what a wonderful music.
20:00I cannot stop myself to howl too.
20:02Unable to resist his urge, the blue fox started howling too.
20:09Hearing this loud howl, the other animals finally figured out who this strange animal was.
20:16They smacked him and drove him out of the jungle.
20:20You can never hide your real identity.
20:26The Sour Grapes
20:27A hungry fox was walking through a weinerd.
20:32His tummy was making grumbling sounds.
20:38The big ripe bunches of grapes hanging above his head tempted the fox.
20:45His mouth started watering.
20:50The fox craned his neck and tried to get hold of a bunch.
20:55However, the grapes were beyond his reach.
20:59The fox now jumped a little.
21:02The grapes were still unreachable.
21:05Hmm, let me try harder.
21:09The fox said to himself.
21:11So the fox stood on his hind legs and stretched himself to catch the grapes with his forelegs.
21:19Oh, glass!
21:21The fox could not even touch the grapes.
21:23I am quite tall.
21:26I can do it.
21:27Said the fox to himself.
21:29He jumped and jumped for a long time to get hold of a bunch of grapes.
21:34But he could not reach them.
21:37He finally gave up.
21:40He was very disappointed.
21:43Huh!
21:44Who wants such sour grapes?
21:47Not me!
21:48Saying this, the proud fox walked away.
21:52What we did not get is declared worthless by us.
21:56Jungles without animals.
21:59Jungles without animals.
22:07Long, long ago, there lived a king who was very fond of hunting.
22:12However, the king's hobby was causing a great loss to the jungles.
22:26There were hardly any animals left.
22:28This concerned the wise prime minister of the kingdom.
22:40He decided to make the king understand the situation.
22:43One day, the king went for hunting as usual, accompanied by his prime minister.
22:51On the way, they saw a group of parrots twittering aloud.
22:55Do you know what they are talking about?
23:03The king asked.
23:06The minister replied.
23:08Yes, majesty.
23:09They are discussing about the marriage in their family.
23:13The groom's father want five empty forests for his son,
23:17whereas the bride's father is promising him ten.
23:20But how?
23:21exclaimed the king.
23:23The prime minister replied.
23:25The bride's father is saying that all jungles will soon be devoid of animals and birds,
23:31given the king's passion for hunting.
23:33The king suddenly realized what the prime minister was hinting at.
23:37He felt really ashamed of himself.
23:41He promised that he won't go on a hunting spree again.
23:45Be kind to animals.
23:47Live and let live.
23:50The Capsular and Monkey.
23:56Once, there was a cup seller in a town.
24:02On one fine day, after he made a few sales of cups, he became very tired.
24:08He decided to sit under a big tree to take rest for a while.
24:21Soon, he slept off.
24:22He slept off.
24:23There were many monkeys on the big tree.
24:32They saw the Capsular was sleeping under the tree.
24:37Hey friends!
24:38Look at those wonderful Caps!
24:39And the monkeys came down.
24:40Took the Caps from the Capsular's back and wooed them.
24:44Then they climbed the tree again.
24:45When the Capsular woke up, he was shocked to see his back empty.
24:54Where are my Caps?
24:55Where are my Caps?
24:56Where are my Caps?
24:57Where are my Caps?
24:58To be surprised, he saw the monkeys were wearing them.
24:59Hey monkeys!
25:00Give my Caps!
25:01Give my Caps!
25:02Give my Caps!
25:03You want your Caps?
25:08here he he he he he he.
25:10Me he he he he he!
25:12when the Capsular woke up, he was shocked to see his back empty.
25:14Where are my caps?
25:15Where are my caps?
25:16Where are my caps?
25:19To be surprised, he saw the monkeys were wearing them.
25:20Hey monkeys!
25:21Give my Caps!
25:23Give my Caps!
25:24You want your caps?
25:25No!
25:26Ah!
25:27Well, he thought of an idea,
25:30Well, he thought of an idea to get back all of his caps.
25:35So he threw up his own cap on the air.
25:37The monkeys also threw up their caps.
25:46Then he threw the cap on the ground.
25:50The monkeys also threw down their caps.
25:54Who is that?
25:55Yes, the cap seller collected all the caps, put them back in his back and went away happily.
26:07Goodbye!
26:11Wisdom is better than weapons of war.
26:15The foolish wolf.
26:17Once, a wolf picked up the lamb from a herd of sheep and ran away.
26:29When he was about to kill the lamb, the lamb pleaded.
26:33You might kill me, sir, but please fulfill me my last wish before you do.
26:39Please!
26:40What is your last wish? asked the surprised wolf.
26:45The lamb replied.
26:47I've heard that you play the flute really well.
26:52Could you please play a tune for me?
26:55I want to die in peace.
26:57The wolf was fluttered.
27:00He took out his flute and started playing.
27:02Once he stopped, the clever lamb said.
27:06It sounds so wonderful.
27:09Could you play it louder, please?
27:11The foolish wolf did not understand the lamb's trick.
27:17Oh yes, I can definitely play it louder.
27:21Saying this, he started playing the flute even louder.
27:24The sound of the flute alerted the shepherd and his dogs.
27:31In no time, they reached the place where the wolf was.
27:40The dogs chased the wolf away and saved the lamb.
27:47The clever lamb was free.
27:49He happily went and joined his herd.
27:55Never lose your cool in adversity.
27:59The dove and the ant.
28:01Once upon a time, on the bank of a river, there was a tree.
28:06A dove lived on one of its many branches.
28:10One day, when the dove was sitting on the tree,
28:14he saw an ant struggling for his life in the river waters.
28:19The ant was crying for help.
28:21Help me, save me.
28:25The dove took pity on the poor ant.
28:29He plucked a leaf and placed it near the ant.
28:33The ant quickly climbed onto the leaf.
28:35The dove now picked up the leaf and dropped it on the land.
28:39Thank you very much, my dear dove friend.
28:42I'll never forget this help, said the ant.
28:46One day, as the dove was napping on one of the tree branches, a hunter came by.
28:52He saw the dove and aimed for it.
28:57With his bow and arrow, the ant was watching all this.
29:01Oh, my friend is in danger.
29:03I need to help him, cried the ant.
29:06He slowly crept behind the hunter and bit his toe.
29:10Oh, my dear dove, cried the hunter.
29:15He lost the grip on his bow and the arrow missed the dove.
29:20The cry of the hunter alerted the dove and he flew to a safer place.
29:25Thus the good-hearted dove was saved by the ant.
29:28A good deed is always repaid with a good deed.
29:40The Ugly Tree
29:42In a dense forest, there stood a big tree.
29:47He was not like any other tree.
29:50He had crooked branches, pale dirty leaves and a disfigured trunk.
29:56The other trees around him looked tall and elegant, while he was much shorter than most of them.
30:04The tree was never happy with himself.
30:07He even envied the other beautiful trees around him.
30:11Look at me, whined the tree.
30:15How ugly I am!
30:17How crooked my stems and branches are!
30:20How I wish I could be as beautiful as the other trees!
30:25One day, a woodcutter came to the forest to collect firewood.
30:32Oh, this tall trees will make for good wood.
30:37Let me chop them first.
30:44Saying that, he chopped down a few of the long slender trees.
30:49Once he was done with a few trees, he came to the crooked tree.
30:57He came around the tree and examined it carefully.
31:00Hmm, this tree seems to have some problems.
31:05Moreover, the twisted branches won't be of any use for me.
31:09Let me not waste time cutting it down.
31:13The woodcutter picked up the chopped wood and went away.
31:17The tree heaved a side of relief.
31:21All these days, he had thought he was ugly.
31:25But now, the very same ugliness had saved his life.
31:29Always be content with what you have.
31:35The truthful woodcutter.
31:37One day, as usual, a woodcutter was on his way to work.
31:42When he was crossing the river, accidentally his axe fell into the river.
31:53My axe!
31:54My axe!
31:55My axe!
31:56Oh, my axe!
31:58He was very poor.
32:02So could not buy a new axe at all.
32:05I lost my axe!
32:07I lost my axe!
32:09Hearing his sobs, an angel appeared before him.
32:16Don't cry, I'll come with your axe!
32:19The angel came up carrying a golden axe.
32:31Take your axe!
32:33No, no!
32:34This is not my axe!
32:36My axe was made of iron!
32:46No, no!
32:47This is not my axe!
32:48My axe was made of iron!
32:50The angel once again placked into the river and soon reappeared carrying the axe of the woodcutter.
32:59I got my axe!
33:00I got my axe!
33:03Oh, angel, thank you very much.
33:05I will always in debt to you.
33:08The angel was impressed by the man honesty.
33:12She presented him the gold and silver axes in recognition of his truthful nature.
33:18Truthfulness brings its own reward.
33:24The boy and the wolf
33:26There once lived a shepherd boy.
33:33Every day, he would go up the hill to graze his sheep.
33:37One day, he was bored and he wanted to have some fun.
33:42He shouted, wolf, wolf, wolf, help!
33:50There's a wolf!
33:51The farmers working in the fields heard the boy's cries for help.
33:57They run up the hill to save the boy.
34:01Where's the wolf?
34:01Where is the wolf?
34:03They cried.
34:04They looked around, but there was no wolf.
34:08The farmers warned him against playing such tricks and walked away.
34:13But the boy wouldn't listen.
34:16He played the same trick again.
34:17Wolf, here, there's a wolf!
34:20Wolf!
34:22This time, the farmers grew angry.
34:24They said,
34:26If you ever do this again, we will not come to your rescue!
34:31And walked away.
34:33The next day, what the boy said for fun really happened.
34:38Yes, a wolf indeed came to the spot.
34:43The boy climbed on the tree and started crying out for help.
34:47There's a wolf!
34:48There's a wolf!
34:49Wolf!
34:50Wolf!
34:51There is a wolf!
34:53Alas!
34:54No one came.
34:56The wolf killed all the sheep one by one and feasted on them.
35:01The boy couldn't do anything but watch helplessly.
35:08Never lie!
35:09Once you are known as a liar, you will not be taken seriously.
35:15The two mice.
35:17A country mouse and a town mouse were very good friends.
35:22One day, the country mouse asked the town mouse.
35:26Why don't you come home sometime?
35:30The town mouse happily agreed.
35:32The country mouse welcomed him to his home and served him a variety of fruits and nuts.
35:41They ate their food peacefully in the open fields.
35:49However, the town mouse soon grew tired of eating the simple food there.
35:55He said,
35:56What a boring life this is.
35:59Come with me to the town.
36:01I'll show you how wonderful my life is.
36:04The country mouse readily accepted his friend's invitation.
36:08So the two friends set off to town.
36:17The town mouse took the country mouse to his home.
36:23A kitchen and a big house in the town.
36:27He served his friend a very delicious fare including cakes, biscuits and bread.
36:34As they sat down to eat, they heard footsteps of the lady of the house.
36:46They quickly hid in a hole.
36:51After a while, they emerged out of their hideouts and sat down again to eat.
36:57It was the house cat.
37:05Hearing the mew of the cat, the mice ran for their lives.
37:09The country mouse didn't like it at all.
37:11He said to the town mouse,
37:14What a life you're leading.
37:16You cannot even eat in peace.
37:19I can't live like you.
37:21I'm going back.
37:22Saying this, the wise country mouse went back to his village.
37:33All material riches cannot provide happiness.