The main content of Animal Stories , what are the stories about animals

1. The Rabbit and the Eagle:

The rabbit laughed at the eagle for not having any real skills, but it could fly. If you race against a rabbit on land, the eagle will be the rabbit's defeat. When the rabbit saw the eagle spread its wings and fly away, the rabbit felt more energetic and laughed loudly at the eagle's only one nest.

The eagle suddenly swooped down, and the rabbit fled to the nearest cave in fright, and before he could take a few steps from the old fighter, he was gently grabbed by the eagle's talons and flew into the blue sky.

2. The tortoise and the rabbit:

After winning the championship in the one-meter race between the tortoise and the snail, the locust, and the earthworm, it was decided that no one was the opponent of the tortoise. On this day, the tortoise saw the rabbit and wanted to compete with the rabbit. The rabbit laughs at the tortoise and walks away.

The tortoise proudly mocks the rabbit for being a defeated man, and the rabbit is self-aware. The tortoise tried to chase after him and taunt the rabbit, but the rabbit was nowhere to be found.

3. Big mice and small mice:

The big mouse tells the little mouse that the cat is not scary. The key is not to be afraid when encountering a cat, because in terms of speed, mice are faster than cats. A little flower cat came running over.

When the little mouse saw it, he remembered the words of the big mouse, and ran away. The big rat was so frightened that his whole body was pure and soft, and he collapsed to the ground. The big mouse was eaten by the small flower cat.

The master of the Great Forest.

From the People's Education Edition Primary School Chinese Textbook).

The autumn rain fell for a whole week. Gray clouds lay low on the forest, and the damp wind blew slowly. The branches of the trees that have soaked up the rain hang down.

The river rose to the same bank. The hunter and I rowed down the river. When the river was narrow, the boat suddenly hit a tree stump under the water and capsized.

The food and game we had brought were washed away, and we had to go ashore with shotguns.

It's still a long way from the property. We were both drenched, tired and hungry. I shivered with cold and stared blankly at the hunter, hoping he had a solution.

The hunter remained silent, only wringing his clothes. "There should be a fire! I proposed, but when I took out the matchbox from my pocket, I saw water coming out of it.

The hunter was still silent. He found some dried moss in a hole in a fir tree, took out another bullet, pulled out the bullet, and stuffed the moss into the shell, stuffing it tightly. He said to me, "Go find some dry branches and bark." ”

I'm looking for it. He loaded the bullet with the bullet removed into the chamber and fired a shot into the ground. The moss that erupted from the muzzle of the gun burned. He carefully blew the fire up, adding the branches and bark little by little, and in a few moments the bonfire was blazing brightly.

You take care of the fire. I'm going to hunt some game. The hunter said, turning behind the tree and disappearing. Only a few shots were heard in the woods. I haven't picked up much dry wood yet, and he's already back. A few grouses hung from his waist, wobbly.

Let's make dinner. He said. He moved the fire aside and used his knife to dig a hole in the ground where the fire had just burned.

I took the grouse and plucked the shack and took out the internal organs. The hunter took a few more leaves, wrapped the grouse, put it in the hole, covered it with a thin layer of soil, and then set a fire on it.

When we dried our clothes and the grouse was cooked, we opened the hole and smelled a fragrance. We both ate so much that I don't think I've ever eaten anything so delicious.

It was dark, and the wind was blowing through the treetops, whirring.

Go to sleep. The hunter yawned.

My eyes were about to close. But how can you sleep on this damp and cold ground?

The hunter took me and folded many fir branches. He removed the two fires and spread a thick layer of fir twigs on the hot ground. The heat came through, it was warm, and we slept very comfortably, just like sleeping on the kang.

When it was dawn, I said to the hunter, "You have a way. If it weren't for you, I would have suffered. ”

The man smiled and said, "In the big forest, you can't be like a guest, you have to be like a host." As long as you are willing to use your brain, everything can be used. ”