(This story was told by Joanne)
There is a bird looking for warm in the jungle. Suddenly, a lion passes by.
The bird asks the lion, "Do you have any baby at home?" The lion answers no.
The lion asks the bird, "How about you?" The birds says she has two baby birds at home.
The lion then puts a poisonous flower at the back of the bird while she is looking for worm.
After the bird find some worms, she flies back. When she reaches home, the smell of poisonous flower kills the mummy bird.
The lion who follows the bird then asks giraffe to take down the two baby birds and eats them.
(Ask: Why the babies aren't killed by flower?)
(Joanne: Because of the wind direction. The wind blows in such the way only the mummy smells it but the babies don't)
(Ask: Why the lion doesn't eat the mummy bird?)
(Joanne: Because the mummy is poisoned, so the body is poisonous already.)
(I forgot to ask why the lion doesn't eat the giraffe.)
There is a bird looking for warm in the jungle. Suddenly, a lion passes by.
The bird asks the lion, "Do you have any baby at home?" The lion answers no.
The lion asks the bird, "How about you?" The birds says she has two baby birds at home.
The lion then puts a poisonous flower at the back of the bird while she is looking for worm.
After the bird find some worms, she flies back. When she reaches home, the smell of poisonous flower kills the mummy bird.
The lion who follows the bird then asks giraffe to take down the two baby birds and eats them.
(Ask: Why the babies aren't killed by flower?)
(Joanne: Because of the wind direction. The wind blows in such the way only the mummy smells it but the babies don't)
(Ask: Why the lion doesn't eat the mummy bird?)
(Joanne: Because the mummy is poisoned, so the body is poisonous already.)
(I forgot to ask why the lion doesn't eat the giraffe.)
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