" The Tortoise and the Rabbit: A Magical Kids' Tale of Perseverance and Friendship!"
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00:00In that jungle, there lived a tortoise and a hare.
00:09Both were very good friends.
00:12They always used to tease each other.
00:17Once, the hare said to the tortoise,
00:21Oh tortoise, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
00:26You are so dark.
00:28You are so slow.
00:30You have so much of weight on your back.
00:33I don't know how you even walk.
00:39And tortoise would reply to the hare,
00:42Oh hare, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
00:49You know how long are your ears?
00:53Oh, they are almost touching the sky.
00:58Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
01:01And you know what?
01:04You are so afraid of everything,
01:08that even if the wind blows,
01:12you are scared away.
01:15Ha ha ha ha ha.
01:18That way, both the friends were enjoying each other's company.
01:25But one day, hare thought of an idea.
01:30He said to the tortoise,
01:32Oh tortoise, you always make fun of me.
01:38Why don't we get into a competition?
01:42Competition?
01:44What kind of competition you want, hare?
01:49Let's have a competition of who can run faster.
01:54No, no, no, no, no.
01:56We cannot take the competition of who will run faster.
02:02Instead, we should take a competition of who reaches to the goal first.
02:11Hare thought to himself,
02:13Oh, it means the same thing.
02:16Because whoever runs faster will reach the goal first anyway.
02:21So, hare agreed to the tortoise condition
02:27and they decided the date for the competition.
02:33So the day of the competition arrived.
02:36They came to one point
02:39and on get, set, go.
02:48Both of them started moving.
02:51They started going towards the goal that they decided as the end point.
02:58Hare, because he is so much faster than the tortoise,
03:04actually reached halfway the distance in a short while.
03:10But when he looked back, the tortoise was not even in the sight.
03:17But then, he saw lush green grass and some vegetables around.
03:25He thought to himself,
03:27Oh, it would take a lot of time for tortoise to come and catch me up.
03:33So, why don't I enjoy some food.
03:36So, he started picking up these vegetables and started eating them.
03:42So, once he had his stomach full, he thought to himself,
03:48Oh, the tortoise is still so far away.
03:54I can easily beat him.
03:57Why don't I rest for a while and then I'll get up.
04:03I'll achieve the goal anyway.
04:06So, he soon fell fast asleep.
04:12Meanwhile, the tortoise crawled slowly through its way
04:18and he crossed the hare and saw that hare was sleeping.
04:24But tortoise kept on crawling.
04:28It did not even wake up the hare.
04:31Soon, the finish point was very close
04:37and hare got up and realized that he was sleeping for a long time.
04:44He looked around and he did not see the tortoise.
04:48So, he thought to himself,
04:50Oh, even after I finished my sleep, tortoise is not to be seen.
04:59He must be so behind.
05:01So, the hare started running again without even thinking
05:08that tortoise must have already crossed him.
05:12But when hare reached the end point,
05:16he saw that tortoise was smiling there and waiting for his friend to come.
05:24Hare reached the end point, the goal.
05:28When he saw the tortoise, he realized that he wasted lot of time
05:36and underestimated the persistence of the tortoise.
05:42So, moral of the story is,
05:46Slow but steady wins the race
05:50and fast, ignorant and overconfident will always lose the race.