A baby caterpillar was slowly crawling up, its belly clinging to the bark of a tree. It had no idea that it was eventually meant to turn into a butterfly.
On a branch of the tree, a bird and its mate had built a nest. In the nest lived their young ones who had not yet learnt to fly. Their mother spotted the caterpillar. She flew down and picked it up in its beak and sped up to the nest to feed the young ones, hoping they will turn strong and learn to fly soon.
The caterpillar never found out about flying.
One of the small birds in the tree fell on the ground during its flying lesson. It hopped around helplessly not knowing how to fly back home.
In a hole in the ground near the tree lived a hungry snake. It watched the little bird for a while, slithered close to it and then swallowed it up.
The young bird never found out about flying.
One doesn’t know what happened to the snake.
Probably it never found out about flying either.
A KALEIDOSCOPE WORLD 