The Curious Little Fox

In a quiet forest lived a small fox named Fiko.

Fiko was very curious.

Every day he asked many questions.

“Why do birds fly?”
“Why do trees grow so tall?”
“Why does the river move?”

One day he met an old owl sitting on a tree.

“Why do you ask so many questions?” asked the owl.

Fiko smiled.

“Because I want to learn about the world.”

The owl nodded.

“That is a wonderful reason.”

From that day, the owl became Fiko’s teacher.

Every evening they sat under the tree and talked about the forest, the stars, and the wind.

Fiko learned that curiosity is the beginning of knowledge.

Moral Lesson

Curiosity helps us learn new things.