The Elephant and the Ants

There was once a pleased elephant who generally tormented more modest creatures. He would go to the ant colony dwelling place close to his home and splash water at the insects. The insects, with their size, could simply cry. The elephant recently giggled and compromised the subterranean insects that he would kill them. At some point, the subterranean insects had enough and chosen to show the elephant a thing or two. They went straight into the elephant's trunk and begun messing with him. The elephant could yell in torment. He understood his misstep and apologized to the subterranean insects and every one of the creatures he harassed.

Lesson of the story:

Be modest and treat everybody with thoughtfulness. On the off chance that you believe you're more grounded than others, utilize your solidarity to safeguard them as opposed to hurting them.