The blue jackal story



When there was a brave jackal who would frequently wander into town in search of food. The jackal was terrified by the town's canines. Despite his fear of the dogs, the jackal craved food and frequented the city.

He was about to enter a residence when he heard barking. He was astounded to see a pack of dogs charging towards the home. They appeared to be violent, which led the jackal to panic. He dashed into a container of blue dye. Because the dogs couldn't see him, they took another route.

The jackal had turned blue from head to toe. He did not resemble any other animal. The jackal was relieved since no one could identify him and he could easily fool anyone in the bush.Everyone in the bush was taken aback to witness such an odd beast, just as he had said.

The lesser animals, as well as the lion and tiger, were all curious about who he was and who had sent him."I was sent by God to look after you." "I am now the king of the jungle," declared the jackal.The lion objected, claiming that he had always been the forest's ruler."That must change immediately, and all of you must serve me." The Jackal responded cheerfully.

Some animals, like as the tiger, objected and inquired as to what would occur if they did not obey him. He replied that if they did not, God would destroy the entire jungle.The animals, terrified for their lives and beloved forest, asked the blue Jackal what he wanted them to do."Bring me plenty of food," the blue jackal demanded.The animals dashed away, returning with plenty of food for the Jackal.

The Jackal had so much food that he gave the leftovers to the other animals and told the the animals to provide him new food every day.He even drove the pack of jackals out of the woods out of fear that they might one day identify him.The blue Jackal was delighted to be away of the city dogs and was proud with himself for deceiving the entire woods.


But one day, the forbidding pack of jackals started howling across the forest. Out of habit, the blue jackal also started to howl. Because of this blunder, the other animals immediately recognised him as a jackal and killed him.

The moral of the story is to be true to yourself and not pretend to be someone you are not.