The fox and the crocodile story
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The fox and crocodile decided to grow their own food. When growing rice, potatoes, coconuts, the fox tricked the crocodile into taking the inedible parts each time. For sugar cane, the crocodile suggested they share fairly. From then on, they had plenty of food and lived happily.
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- 2. ‘ The Fox and the Crocodile’ First they grew some rice. The crocodile asked, “How shall we share the rice?” “You have all the parts that are growing under the ground and I’ll take the top parts,” said the fox.
- 3. ‘ The Fox and the Crocodile’ When they pulled up the plants the crocodile saw that only roots grew under the ground. The tasty rice seeds grew above the ground. The cunning fox laughed and ate the rice
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- 5. ‘ The Fox and the Crocodile’ They dug up the plants and the crocodile was amazed to see all the potatoes which lay beneath the ground. The fox laughed out loud and ate the potatoes but the crocodile was very cross.
- 6. ‘ The Fox and the Crocodile’ Next they grew coconuts. The fox said “Decide which part you would like - the outside or the inside.” The crocodile snapped, “It will have nasty pips on the inside I’ll eat the outside instead’’
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- 8. ‘ The Fox and the Crocodile’ Next the fox decided they should grow sugar cane. He was just about to promise the crocodile both the roots and the leaves when the crocodile had a good idea ...
- 9. ‘ The Fox and the Crocodile’ “ Let’s share our food fairly,” suggested the crocodile. From that day on, the fox and the crocodile always had plenty of food to eat and lived happily ever after.