The Bad Wolf And The Giant Pig 🐷 | Fairy Tales And Stories For Kids

Deep in the forest, near a lovely lake, was a wolf, a hungry wolf, whose stomach was growling. He had his eye on three tasty young pigs and was waiting for an opportunity to catch them and make them his dinner. The oldest of the pigs was greedy and gluttonous. He was always eating his brother's food and never sharing his own food with them. Hey, that apple is mine. I'm saving it for later. Hmm, a greedy, gluttonous pig. I know very well how to catch you. The bad wolf placed one of the gluttonous pig's favorite apples on the forest path and he set a trap at the end of the road. Now eat these apples so that when I eat you, I will be full. The giant, gluttonous pig was overjoyed when, on his way home, he noticed that there were many kinds of apples on the ground. Oh, my favorite fruit. Here's another apple. Look, there are lots of apples here. I must take them all before my brothers see, because all of them are mine. Mine! When the giant, gluttonous pig tried to pick the last apple, the wolf pulled the snare rope and a huge, heavy net fell on the pig. Even though the giant pig struggled, he could not escape from the net. Help! Help! What's happening? Help! You fell into my trap. I'm going to take you home and eat you, gluttonous pig. At that time, the pig brothers, who were really hungry, heard the voice of their brother. Help! Let me go! Help me! When they rushed towards the forest road in great haste, they saw that the evil wolf had caught their big, greedy brother. Oh, no! We must save him. But, but I am not strong. I'm afraid of the wolf, too. Despite everything, the brave little pigs decided to save their brother. They followed him as the wolf took the giant pig to his lair. Tired from carrying the giant pig, the wolf fell asleep. Psst! Hey! What? Is there someone there? Shh! Be quiet. We came to save you. The pig brothers tried to push the wolf to save their brother, but they couldn't because they were not strong enough. Maybe if you'll give us the apples you hid in your bag, we can gather strength to save you. No, they're mine. If I get out of here, I'll eat them all. Oh, the noise of those piggies. Their voices haunt my dreams. I will eat them all, one by one. Then we're leaving. You stay here with the wolf. The giant pig was finally convinced. Um, wait, uh, okay, okay, take them. But, uh, I'll keep just one for myself. Pig! Uh, okay, all right, all right, all right. Here, take them all. The brothers ate the food given by the giant gluttonous pig and were finally able to push the wolf aside. Together, the three pig brothers managed to rescue the giant pig from the net with great difficulty. Then they quickly returned home. When the evil wolf woke up, he was very angry that the pig had escaped. Ah, no one can steal food from me. The giant gluttonous pig understood that stealing other people's food was actually greed. And from that day on, he was happy to share all his favorite food with his brothers, especially those beautiful, colorful apples. Once upon a time, when animals still had the ability to speak, a huge buffalo was living on the shepherd's farm. The buffalo was helping the shepherd in the field work, and the shepherd was doing his best to make him happy. One day, the shepherd, who was taking the buffalo to graze, sat under an apple tree to get some rest. At that moment, a hungry, cunning wolf sneaked up and followed them. That buffalo would be a great lunch for me, but I need to get rid of that human. The wolf suddenly appeared before the buffalo and the shepherd. I have a few questions for you. If you can't answer, the buffalo is mine. The shepherd and the buffalo were very curious about what the cunning wolf would ask. Why does a buffalo serve a human when he has such powerful horns, huh? Well, because I plow the shepherd's field, and he feeds me the best food. Hmm. Well, how can a shepherd make this huge buffalo serve him? Is that a magic cane in your hand? No, it's not the cane that's magical. It's our wisdom. The wolf did not understand what the shepherd meant. Your wisdom? What's that? That's not an answer. Now I can take this buffalo home if I want. But I'm very curious about this thing called wisdom, too. It's not with me, but if you want, I can show you wisdom on one condition. What's that condition? Until I bring the wisdom, I will tie you to this tree so that the buffalo will be safe while I'm gone. The wolf was so curious about the thing called wisdom that he even agreed to be tied to a tree. While the shepherd was leaving to bring back wisdom, the buffalo was grinning at what would happen to the wolf. Although the wolf could not understand why the buffalo was laughing, he continued to wait for the shepherd for hours. After a while, the shepherd came out with a big box in his hand. He opened the lid of the box, but the wolf saw that the box was empty. Well, wisdom, where is it? Did you bring it? It's inside, right there in the corner. If you don't see it, let me untie you so you can take a closer look. As soon as the wolf got into the box to see the wisdom, the shepherd closed the lid on him. Help! Help! Wisdom is too precious to fit in a box, dear wolf. Wisdom is in the mind, and you can only find it by searching for it like hidden treasure. I promise I will never underestimate the minds of others again. Now I will be more generous and smarter. Please, get me out of here. The wolf remained in the box for a whole day. The next morning, the shepherd and buffalo saw the wolf learned a good lesson and took him out of the box. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! From that day on, the wolf got along better with other animals in the forest and respected everyone's mind, from flying birds to tiny insects. While three little rabbits were walking through the forest, they found a huge carrot. Wow! Look at this! I saw it first! I saw it first! This carrot is mine! I don't care! But I saw the carrot too! While the rabbits were arguing for a long time, one of them finally came up with a great idea. Let's go to the furthest part of the forest and race up to here then. Whoever comes first gets the carrot. But they could not decide which race they would like to do. I run very well! And I jump very well! At that time, the bad wolf, Jack, who was wandering hungry in the forest, immediately hid in the bush when he heard the sound of three little rabbits. Grr! I'm so hungry that only if I swallowed those three rabbits at the same time I'd be full! Okay, forest running race first! As soon as bad wolf learned that the rabbits were going to be competing for carrots, he went ahead and dug a deep hole in the running path. He also covered it with leaves. No rabbit can escape from my traps! Ha ha ha! A little later, the three rabbits started a running race. Each of them rushed past each other. It was not clear who was ahead and who was behind. The big bad wolf, Jack, who saw the rabbits running towards the trap, was watching them curiously. All three of you will fall into that pit! Ha ha ha! But the rabbits passed over the trap so fast that they left a huge cloud of dust behind them. The wolf who came and looked at the trap was very surprised because the trap was still intact. Huh? Why didn't the rabbits fall into my trap? Jack took one jump on the leaves to control the trap, two jumps, and the third time he fell into the pit himself. Grr! No way! I fell into my own trap! Grr! While the wolf was trying to get out of the pit, the three little rabbits raced to jump the furthest. Remember, we will jump by following the direction signs to the carrot! Just as the race was about to begin, the second rabbit got a thorn in her foot. Oh! But I can't jump with that thorn! Oh! While her rabbit friends helped her, the evil wolf, Jack, changed the direction signs for the carrot. Ha ha ha! Jump into the swamp and I'll eat you up with great appetite, you little cute rabbits! Grr! Jack set out for the swamp before the rabbits. Meanwhile, the second rabbit finally got rid of the thorn in her foot, and the jumping race began. Each of them was jumping further from each other, following the direction signs. After a while, they came to a crossroads. There were carrot direction signs on both sides, and they were very confused. Are we going to go left or right? I guess left. No, no, right! The rabbits decided to continue on the left side of the road. Meanwhile, the bad wolf spread the sticky honey he stole from the bees on the rock in the middle of the swamp, and began to wait for the rabbits curiously. This will be your last jump, bunnies! Ha ha ha! The rabbits finally saw that the place they had jumped up to was a swamp, not the side of the carrot. No way! I think we have extended the way to the carrot. Then let's jump off the stones in the swamp and cross over. While the rabbits were jumping over the stones, one of them got stuck to the rock. I'm stuck to the stone! I can't jump! His friends who wanted to help the unlucky rabbit came to him and quickly pulled him from his arm. Thank you, my friends! So the rabbits continued the race. Bad wolf Jack, whose hands are covered in honey, was attacked by bees while he thought he was going to catch rabbits. Help! He fell into the swamp while running away in fear. Ouch! I'm sinking! Help! The rabbits finally came to a riverbank for the third race. I know swimming very well. Watch how I will be the first! While the rabbits were talking to each other, Jack had another plan. He placed a crispy lettuce just where the rabbits will land. He took a long net in his hand and climbed the tree. While the rabbits are eating lettuce, I'll catch them from here! The rabbits quickly started a swimming race. If one got ahead, the other would swim faster and overtake the other one. Finally, all three of them landed at the same time, finishing the race. When the rabbits saw the lettuce right there, they started to eat it with great appetite. Just as the bad wolf was about to catch them from the top of the tree, one of the migrating storks got caught in Jack's net and flew away with him. No! Let me down quick! The rabbits finally got very close to the big carrot, and they started running towards the carrot for the last time. But Jack, the wolf disguised as a carrot, was waiting for the bunnies at the finish line. This time I will eat you as soon as I open my mouth! While the wolf was waiting for the rabbits with his eyes closed and mouth open, an old farmer approached him with joy when he saw a giant carrot. Whoa! Look at that carrot! It's huge! The farmer didn't even realize that the carrot he was shouldering was actually a wolf disguised as a carrot. Grrr! Leave me! I'm not a carrot! I'm the bad wolf! The bad wolf! Jack! At the end of the race, the rabbits reached the finish line at the same time, so all three of them took first place. We all won all the races at the same time! Then the three of us can share the giant carrot! Yes, but where is the carrot? When the rabbits wandered around a bit, they found the real carrot the wolf was hiding. And they all ate well together. Because the important thing is to have good friends with whom you can achieve anything together.