The Crow and the Pitcher (Aesop's Fable) One hot summer day, a thirsty crow flew around in search of water. After a long search, it finally spotted a pitcher with a small amount of water at the bottom. Excitedly, the crow flew down to the pitcher, only to find that the water was too low for it to reach with its beak. The crow tried to push the pitcher over, but it was too heavy. It pecked and tried to reach the water in vain, but the water remained out of reach. Feeling desperate and tired, the crow thought hard about how it could solve the problem. After a moment of contemplation, the crow noticed a pile of small pebbles nearby. The clever bird began picking up the pebbles one by one and dropping them into the pitcher. As more pebbles were added, the water level slowly began to rise. The crow continued to add pebbles until the water rose high enough for it to reach. Finally, the crow was able to drink the water it needed and quench its thirst. With its problem solved through...
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