The Wise Deer and Other Animals

The Story of Rangila, the Kind Deer

Once upon a time, in a vast jungle, many animals and birds lived together. Among them, there was a colorful deer named Rangila. He was a very hardworking, generous deer who always took care of everyone with his actions and words. Whenever someone fell ill, he not only showed concern but also arranged for their treatment. He spread greenery everywhere he lived through his hard work.

Rangila Falls Ill

One day, Rangila himself fell sick. He was suffering from such a high fever that he couldn't even get up. News of his illness spread throughout the jungle, but no one came to see him. His main companion, Mor, was also unable to get up. Despite this, he managed to get up and saw two deer from his area eating green grass. They smiled when they saw Rangila and inquired about his health. They had come to meet him and to check on his well-being. Rangila, feeling encouraged, shared that with the help of the lush green grass around him, he had improved his health.

Monu the Bear's Visit

After a few days, Rangila's friend Monu the bear came to visit him. Although he was late due to searching for medicine, he brought it to help Rangila recover quickly. After taking the medicine, Rangila started feeling better, but there was still some grass left for him to eat, and no fruit remained. This saddened him as all his hard work had been in vain.

The Gathering of Animals

Soon, a group of deer gathered around Rangila to praise the lush green grass in his area. They enjoyed eating the grass and inquired about Rangila's well-being. They encouraged him to eat more green grass for his health. This unity and support from the animals brought a sense of relief to Rangila.

Rangila's Fall and Redemption

One day, while jumping around in excitement, Rangila accidentally fell into a deep pit covered with leaves. He tried to jump out but couldn't find a way. Realizing his predicament, he began calling for help. A monkey and a donkey were passing by, and upon hearing Rangila's cries, the donkey came closer to assist him. With a mighty leap, the donkey managed to pull Rangila out of the pit. Rangila felt grateful for the help and vowed to be more careful in the future.

Learning from Mistakes

It is said that friends who betray trust are more dangerous than enemies. This was evident when a deer, after grazing, kept jumping around carelessly and had to be rescued by a monkey. The deer learned from this incident and was more cautious in the future.

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