Why didn't the fox know what a drum was?

He had only seen drums in books before.

The drum looked different from others he had seen.

Why did the fox think that the drum was something to eat?

The drum seemed alive to the fox.

The drum looked like an animal.

What did the fox think about the sounds that the drum made?

He thought the sounds were pleasant.

He thought the sounds were boring.

He thought the sounds were too noisy.

What is the moral, or lesson, of this fable?

Find out what something is before you decide what to do with it.

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