Long, long ago animals feared the
sheep. With its woolly body, it appeared fearsome. And, of course, the sheep
cultivated this image.
Obviously, this kind of image was
terribly advantageous.
None of the animals had seen the
teeth of the sheep, and the sheep successfully continued to conceal them.
Finally, the wolf could not take it any longer, and devised a clever plan. The
wolf organised a party for all the animals and served alcohol. The wolf made
sure the sheep had had enough to drink, and started telling jokes.
All the animals began laughing,
including the sheep. Of course, in laughing the sheep exposed very small teeth
that are only suitable for grazing on grass and greenery, and not for biting or
fighting fiercely.
The wolf immediately pounced, and
from that day no other animal feared the sheep.
