Aesop Fables: what is the first animal that comes to your mind?

Answer 1

Fox and the grapes -- and then I look down and see you are "sour grapes!" How weird is that? (-:

Answer 2

it somewhat is the jackal who counseled the Lion a thank you to triumph over the famine of the country and himself. Karadaka and Damanaka - See Panchtantra of Vishnugupta, which overrule the Aesop Fables

Answer 3

A mule. In particular the story where the old man and the boy were journeying to market and the boy rode the mule and the old man walked beside and they passed a bunch of old ladies who said how dare the boy ride and make the poor old man walk. So they changed and the old man rode while the boy walked and they passed another bunch of old ladies who commented hoe dare the old man rode while the poor little kid with little legs had to walk. So they both rode and as they passed another bunch of old ladies said how sad that poor mule had to carry the both of them. So they got off at a bridge and tied the mules legs together on a pole and began to carry it and they stumbled and dropped the poor mule off the edge of the bridge where it promptly drowned. The moral being; You can please some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time, so just aim to please yourself.

Answer 4

Crow (from the 'sour grapes' fable with the fox)

Answer 5

Fox

Answer 6

Turtle

Answer 7

The Tortoise and the Hare, 'Slow and steady wins the race'.

Answer 8

A mouse

Answer 9

A lion and a mouse.

Answer 10

I vote fox too.