The Frogs and the Bull

 The Frogs and the the Bull 

In a marsh lives a group of happy frogs. They always croak and jump. At a distant some cows are grazing. A bull feels thirsty and comes to the marsh to drink some water. He does not notice the small frogs. He tramples a tiny frog. The frog gets crushed. Seeing this, all the frogs start making a noise. Then comes a big frog. She is the mother of all the frogs. All the frogs complain to her about the bull. They say, "A huge bull comes and kills the little brother."  The mother frog puffs herself up and asks, "Is the bull as big as this?" "Far bigger than this", says a little frog. The mother frog puffs herself up more and asks, 'Is the bull as big as this?' 'Far bigger than this,' says the little frog. Then the mother frog puffs herself up more and more and at last she gets burst. 

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