In this fable, a mischievous Fox plays a trick on a Stork by inviting her to dinner and serving soup in a flat dish, knowing the Stork's long beak can't reach it. Later, the Stork gets her revenge by inviting the Fox to dinner and serving food in a tall, narrow jar, which only her long beak can access, leaving the Fox hungry and angry. The story teaches a clear lesson about reciprocity and fairness: do not play mean tricks on others unless you are prepared to endure the same treatment yourself, highlighting the importance of treating others with the consideration you expect.

In this fable, a mischievous Fox plays a trick on a Stork by inviting her to dinner and serving soup in a flat dish, knowing the Stork's long beak can't reach it. Later, the Stork gets her revenge by inviting the Fox to dinner and serving food in a...

The Fox And The Stork | Aesop Fables