The story of the elephant and the mice starts in a jungle. In this jungle, there was a family of mice who lived quietly in the jungle. The mice were ruled by a king and they all lived happily. However, one unfortunate event drove the mice out of their home and disrupted their peaceful lives.
A huge bunch of elephants moved near the tree and they disrupted the mice’s peace. The huge elephants crushed the mice under their feet and they ruined their homes as well, Many of the mice died and tragedy befell the mice family.
Seeing tragedy befell his family, the king of the mice decided to take a stand and talk to the leader of the elephants. The king then went up to the elephants’ leader. He asked the leader of the elephants to carefully guide his elephants through another road.
After the confrontation, the leader of the elephant heard what the king of the mice said heeded his advice, and led his group of elephants through another road. The elephant’s leader then made the decision to take his group along a different path, which was through water.
By taking another path, the elephants were able to save the lives of the little mouse. After time had passed, the elephants found themselves in a bit of trouble. Elephant hunters placed a trap net that entangled all of them.
The elephants tried all they could, however, they couldn’t help themselves out. The net entangled them all, and the more they struggled, the more they became ensnared. The mouse leader, whom the elephant leader remembered, was the one who could assist him when he was trapped.
He remembered how he had helped the leader of the mice. The leader of the elephant instructed one of the elephants who got himself out of the net to hurry and go to meet the leader of the mice. Upon arriving, the elephant informed the mouse king that they were in need of him.
When the leader of the mice saw the situation, he understood immediately. Then he went to meet the rest of the mice and they all went to the net trap. In order to get the elephants out of the net, the mice collectively used their teeth. The mice were responsible for the elephants’ escape from the hunter’s net trap.