Mice, morals and monkey business: lively lessons from Aesop's fables

The crow and the pitcher : necessity is the mother of invention

The monkey and the camel : be yourself

Belling the cat : it is easy to propose impossible solutions

The dog and his reflection : don't give up the real thing for something imagined

The lion and the three bulls : united we stand, divided we fall

The wolf and the crane : when serving the wicked, expect no reward

The frogs and the well : look before you leap

The wolf in sheep's clothing : appearances can be deceptive

The wild boar and the fox : be prepared

The peacock and the crane : fine feathers don't make fine birds

The crab and his mother : lead by example

The flies and the honey pot : don't risk everything for a moment of pleasure

The mischievous dog : notoriety is often mistaken for fame

The tortoise and the eagle : be careful what you wish for

The stag at the pool : we often despise what is most useful to us

The ant and the grasshopper : prepare today for the needs of tomorrow

The ass in the lion's skin : fine clothes may disguise, but silly words will reveal a fool

The dolphins, the whales, and the sprat : some would rather fight than not

The hare and the tortoise : slow and steady wins the race

The fox and the grapes : it is easy to despise what you cannot get

The lion and the mouse : little friends may prove great friends.