Tell me a story from Tamil Infobells about animals.

We can learn many things. For example, from stories about how animals interact, we can learn about cooperation. Just like in the story where the deer helped the rabbit, it shows that animals (and by extension, humans) should help one another in times of need. Also, from stories about cunning animals like the fox in the crow and fox story, we learn to be cautious of those who might try to deceive us through false praise.

The five animals in the story could be a fox, a rabbit, a deer, a bear and a squirrel. The fox might be sly, always trying to outwit the other animals. The rabbit is timid and fast, often running away from danger. The deer is graceful and gentle. The bear is strong and powerful, sometimes a bit clumsy. And the squirrel is small but very energetic, always busy collecting nuts.

Once upon a time, there was a family of birds. The mother bird had laid three eggs. She and the father bird took turns to keep the eggs warm. After a few weeks, the eggs hatched and three little chicks came out. The parents worked hard to find food for the chicks. As the chicks grew, they started to learn how to fly. The eldest chick was the bravest and was the first to take the leap. It tumbled a bit at first but with the encouragement of its parents, it finally managed to fly. The other two chicks followed suit and soon they were all flying around their nest.

There was a family of foxes. The mother fox had three little cubs. One day, they were out looking for food. They found a field full of mice. The little cubs were very excited and started chasing the mice. But the mother fox taught them how to be patient and wait for the right moment to catch their prey. In the end, they all caught enough mice for a big meal.

In a Tamil school, students start their day with the chanting of Tamil hymns. The classrooms are filled with the beautiful script of Tamil on the blackboards. There are often lessons about Tamil literature, like the great epics. The teachers are very passionate about passing on the language and culture. Students might also have traditional dance and music classes related to Tamil culture.

One of the well - known Tamil kings was Karikalan. He was a great Chola king. He is famed for his military conquests and for building extensive irrigation systems. His rule was marked by prosperity as the irrigation works enhanced agricultural productivity.

There were some pigs in the farm. They were always looking for mud to roll in. It made them look really dirty but they were happy. The ducks in the farm were very interesting. They would waddle around the pond all day long. Sometimes they would swim together in a line. There was also a wise old owl who lived in the big tree at the edge of the farm. At night, when all the other animals were sleeping, the owl would keep watch. It would hoot softly to let the other animals know that everything was okay.

A little mouse once found a pair of sunglasses. He put them on and suddenly thought he was the toughest mouse in the world. He strutted around in front of the other mice, challenging them to races and contests. He even walked right up to the cat's bowl while the cat was sleeping and took a piece of food. When the cat woke up and saw this mouse with sunglasses acting all brave, the cat was so startled that it ran away. The other mice couldn't believe it and from then on, the mouse with the sunglasses was their hero.

There was a family of squirrels. They lived in a big oak tree. One winter, food was scarce. The squirrels had to search far and wide for nuts. One little squirrel was lazy and didn't want to look for food. But when the cold days came, it was hungry. The other squirrels were kind and shared some of their food with it. This taught the lazy squirrel a lesson about preparing for the future.

Once, there was a little sparrow who was very curious. He always wanted to explore new places. One day, he flew too far away from his flock. He got lost in a big city. There were so many tall buildings and strange noises. But the sparrow was not afraid. He found a park in the middle of the city. There were trees and flowers. He met some other birds there. They taught him how to find food in the city. Eventually, he found his way back to his flock and told them all about his adventures.