The tortoise wins the race because he is persistent and never gives up, while the hare is overconfident and takes a nap.

The moral of the fable is that if you lie too often, people will stop believing you, even when you are telling the truth.

The mouse chews through the ropes that bind the lion, freeing him from the hunters.

The moral of the fable is that it is important to work hard and save for the future, because you never know when you might need the resources.

The fox says that the grapes are too sour because he cannot reach them, and he is trying to make himself feel better about it.

The moral of the fable is that kindness is more powerful than force, because the sun is able to convince the man to take off his coat by being gentle, while the north wind is unable to do so by being forceful.

The town mouse thinks that the country mouse's lifestyle is too simple and boring, because he is used to the excitement and variety of city life.

The moral of the fable is that necessity is the mother of invention, because the crow is able to solve the problem of how to get water from a pitcher that is too tall for him to reach by dropping pebbles into the pitcher until the water level rises.

The fox serves the stork soup for dinner, but he serves it in a flat plate, which makes it impossible for the stork to eat it.

The moral of the fable is that slow and steady wins the race, because the tortoise is able to beat the hare in a race by being persistent and never giving up.

The mouse chews through the ropes that bind the lion, freeing him from the hunters.

The moral of the fable is that it is important to work hard and save for the future, because you never know when you might need the resources.

The fox says that the grapes are too sour because he cannot reach them, and he is trying to make himself feel better about it.

The moral of the fable is that kindness is more powerful than force, because the sun is able to convince the man to take off his coat by being gentle, while the north wind is unable to do so by being forceful.

The town mouse thinks that the country mouse's lifestyle is too simple and boring, because he is used to the excitement and variety of city life.