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    The mouse deer sees fruits on the other side of the river but knows the river is full of hungry crocodiles. He tricks the crocodiles into forming a line across the river by telling them he will let them share his flesh if they count themselves. The mouse deer then hops across the crocodiles' backs counting each one until reaching the other side. When asked how many there are, the mouse deer says his flesh would not be enough to share and encourages the crocodiles to find a larger prey next time before escaping into the jungle.

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    The mouse deer sees fruits on the other side of the river but knows the river is full of hungry crocodiles. He tricks the crocodiles into forming a line across the river by telling them he will let them share his flesh if they count themselves. The mouse deer then hops across the crocodiles' backs counting each one until reaching the other side. When asked how many there are, the mouse deer says his flesh would not be enough to share and encourages the crocodiles to find a larger prey next time before escaping into the jungle.

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    The mouse deer sees fruits on the other side of the river but knows the river is full of hungry crocodiles. He tricks the crocodiles into forming a line across the river by telling them he will let them share his flesh if they count themselves. The mouse deer then hops across the crocodiles' backs counting each one until reaching the other side. When asked how many there are, the mouse deer says his flesh would not be enough to share and encourages the crocodiles to find a larger prey next time before escaping into the jungle.

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    Nama : Aldrin Naufal Haryanto

    Kelas : 4.B

    The Mouse Deer and the Crocodile


    One hot sunny day in a jungle, a small mouse deer was walking around for food. When he
    reached the river, he saw plenty of fruits on the other side of the river. However, he knew that
    the river was full of hungry crocodiles that might be waiting underwater to eat him. An idea
    came to his mind when he saw a floating log on the river.
    “Hey, crocodile!” called out the mouse deer loudly. A crocodile surfaced from underwater.
    “Hello, mouse deer. Do you come here to be my lunch?” asked the crocodile. “I’m ready to be
    your lunch on one condition,” said the mouse deer. “Tell me, what is it?” asked the crocodile.
    “You have to share my flesh evenly with all of your friends here, crocodile. I need you to gather
    them so I can count them all,” replied the mouse deer. Then the crocodile called all of his
    friends to gather.
    After the crocodile got all of his friends gathered, the mouse deer ordered them to do what he
    said, “Attention all crocodiles! I need you all to float in a row from here to the other side of the
    river.” In a moment, the crocodiles arranged themselves to float in a row across the river.
    The mouse deer then jumped onto the crocodile’s back. “One,” he counted. He jumped onto
    the next crocodile’s back and yelled, “Two.” He kept jumping and counting until he reached
    the other river’s side.
    How many of us are there, mouse deer?” asked the crocodile. “Well, I don’t think that my
    flesh will be enough for you all so I wish you get a larger prey next time. But thank for helping
    me to cross the river. Bye!” said the mouse deer as he run quickly to the jungle.

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