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Sometimes ego can get you into trouble. In this folktale, King Tiger thought he was the greatest tiger in the world but was outsmarted by small creatures.

Mouse Deer was down by the river one day when Crocodile swam up and chomped on little Mouse Deer's leg. Mouse Deer could not pull his leg from the clamped jaws of the crocodile. Mouse Deer did some quick thinking and began talking about how lucky he was that the crocodile had accidentally chomped on a stick instead of Mouse Deer's leg. Mouse Deer picked up a stick, which he extended from his body. Without thinking about it, Crocodile let go of Mouse Deer and chomped on the stick.

The New Forest Dweller Follow the story of a young man who makes the painful decision to leave his family, and take over as The New Forest Dweller. Myths and Legends of the New Forest come to life through an enthralling eco friendly outlook on the Forest. The New Forest Dweller is the healer, guardian, and protector, who works tirelessly to look after the animals, plants, and trees of the forest. He is helped along by The Fritham Fairies, The Brockenhurst Pixies, The Ghostly Highwayman of Wilverley, The Forest Folk, and The Burley Witches (The Sisters of the Wreath). This is the first ...

This book focuses on the relationship between coyotes and several species of mammals and birds, such as deer, fox, turkey, crow, raccoon, and more. The text discusses these relationships, enabling all hunters to understand the coyote's ecology better. Then, it divulges how hunters can incorporate the information while hunting coyotes by presenting cutting-edge and proven calling tactics.

Is it true that a bee can only sting once? I asked, as he leaned over the vibrant crocus beds. He chuckled softly, responding, What good is a sword to a soldier if it can only strike once? While its true that bees typically dont sting more than once, thats only because youre too quick with them. ...Now, let me show you how it really works. As he spoke, a bee landed on his hand. With a gentle clasp of his fingers, he encouraged it to sting. Now, he continued, unfazed, observe what truly happens... (from The Bee-Master of Warrilow) Steeped in the wisdom of his bee-keeping ancestors, the ...

Join Tiny the Red Squirrel on his fantastic journey to do what no other squirrel in the forest has ever done before!