Once the Wolf was driving through the forest in his truck. As usual, he was very hungry and angry. For several days now he had not come across a single hare, or even a mouse of any kind.
Suddenly he looks - a Bunny is walking along the forest road. The Wolf was happy.
“Well, finally,” he thought, “now I’ll eat.”
The Wolf came closer and shouted to the Hare:
Hi, sweetie. Where are you going?
Hello, Wolf. I’m going to the neighboring forest to see my uncle. Today is his name day.
So sit down, I'll give you a ride. - The Wolf joyfully suggested.
The bunny was still very young and very trusting. He decided that it would indeed be faster by car and sat down with the Wolf.
They go, they go. The Wolf tells all sorts of fables to the Hare. The Bunny looks - they have already passed through their native forest, and a clearing beyond the forest, and now they have entered an old oak forest.
Listen, Wolf, says the Bunny. - I think we're going to the wrong place. No matter how many times I go to visit my uncle, I have never walked through this old forest.
Don’t worry,” the Wolf reassured him. - It's just a shortcut. We'll be there now.
The Bunny believed the Wolf again and calmed down. But time passed, and the old forest did not end. It was getting darker. At this point the Bunny got completely scared.
Wolf, we are definitely lost. Let's turn the car around. We probably took a wrong turn.
Back and forth. - The Wolf groaned contentedly. - Here we are.
After these words the car stopped.
Where have you arrived? - Poor Bunny was already seriously scared. - This is not for me.
But this is where I want to go,” the Wolf answered menacingly and pulled his clawed paws towards the Hare.
“Oh-oh-oh,” Bunny shouted and jumped out of the car.
He ran wherever he could, climbed into some dense thickets and hid.
Meanwhile, the Wolf also got out of the car and rushed after the Hare. But he turned out to be faster and the Wolf lost sight of him.
Hare! Hare! - The Wolf began to call. - Come out, Hare. Don't be afraid, I won't do anything to you! - and quietly added: I’ll just eat and that’s it.
And the unfortunate Hare huddled to the ground in his shelter and was afraid to even breathe. Suddenly, right next to his ear, he heard snoring.
What are you doing here? - Our fugitive heard an unfamiliar quiet voice.
The Hedgehog sat right in front of his nose and carefully examined the Hare.
I'm hiding.
From whom? - The Hedgehog asked again.
From the wolf.
From the wolf - that's right. The wolf is not your brother's friend. How did you get here? We never had hares here when we were born.
Just... - Bunny began to answer. And suddenly he stopped. He realized that it was his own fault for believing the Wolf, and now he was ashamed to admit it. - Well, I was just going to my uncle’s for his name day. And here is the Wolf in the car. Well... and he said: Let me give you a ride.
Yeah, and got into his car?
Well, yes,” the Hare admitted very quietly.
Hmmm yeah. Well, anything can happen. Okay, don’t shake, now we’ll figure out how to help you. Sit here quietly.
Meanwhile, the Wolf was coming closer and closer to the bush in which the Hare was hiding.
Hello, Wolf. - Suddenly he heard.
Who is here? - The Wolf jumped in surprise.
It's me, Yozh. What are you looking for here, Wolf? Are you shouting to the whole forest? So look and wake up our Bear? And when he doesn’t get enough sleep - oh, how angry!
“Yes, I’m looking for the Hare here,” the Wolf answered in a whisper. I no longer wanted to meet Bear.
What Hare? - Asked the Hedgehog. - We don’t have hares here.
Yes, I'm looking for my Hare. On the way I picked him up, poor thing. He got lost. I was taking him home, but he got scared, thought that I wanted to eat him and ran away. Look, the wretch got lost in your forest.
The wolf lied so touchingly that a tear ran down his shaggy face.
“Oh, trouble, trouble,” the Hedgehog shook his head. - We need to find the poor thing. I think I saw something gray flash in that bush. Let's go show you.
The Wolf was glad that the Hedgehog believed him and hurried after him. And the Hedgehog took the Wolf further and further into the impassable jungle, until he was completely confused.
Hey Yozh! - The Wolf shouted, - where have you taken me? Yozh, where are you?
Nobody answered him.
The wolf screamed for a long time and wandered between the thorny bushes until he was completely tired. He sat down on the cold moss and howled.
And the Hedgehog helped the Hare get out of his shelter. They got into Wolf's truck and drove back.
The Bunny invited the Hedgehog to his uncle's name day, and they had a fun walk.
And from then on, the Bunny no longer trusted the Wolves.
Once upon a time there lived a wolf and a hare in the forest. They met once and talked about this and that.
“Oh, gray,” sighed the hare, I’m tired of running around with my shoes off, some twig will turn up or a pine needle will fall, it hurts my paws. All the paws were punctured. It would be nice to sew boots!
“It would be nice, of course, if the wolf agreed.” Autumn is coming, it will rain, there will be slush, and I will also be barefoot. And winter will come with blizzards and blizzards! It's cold to walk through the snowdrifts without boots. Come on, hare, let's order some boots for ourselves. Let's! The hare was happy.
And they went to look for the shoemaker. A wolf and a hare are walking through the thicket making their way. Finally we reached the clearing. They look - under a large tree there is a sign: “Shoe shop”. And under the sign on a tree stump, the hedgehog sits, smokes a pipe, taps with a hammer, knocks on the heels of his boots and sews the seams with a needle.
The hare began to ask the hedgehog:
- Listen, hedgehog, please sew us boots so that they are beautiful. Why not sew it? The hedgehog says. I'll sew it. They will be on time.
The shoemaker took the measurements of the hare and the wolf and told them to come back for boots in a week.
The week flew by quickly, we didn’t have time to look back. The wolf and the hare came running to the workshop, and the boots were already ready. The wolf tried on the boots, and his breath was taken away with delight. I really liked it: tall, with buckles and, most importantly, it fit. The wolf looks at the boots and can’t see enough of them and cannot utter a word of joy.
And the hare put on his boots and began to jump around the stump. He claps his paws and stomps his boots. And the boots are beautiful and with bells. The bells are ringing ding-ding, the boots are burning like heat!
The wolf looked at the hare's boots and became envious. “I wish I had those!” - he thought, and his eyes lit up with greed.
- Hare, hare, let's change boots.“I also want one with bells,” he says.
- What are you, wolf! Will they suit you? Look what paws you have!
- They’ll come, they’ll come, some shoe, and you take mine.
- Why do I need your big boots, the hare cried. I won't change!
- Take off your boots, otherwise you will be beaten, the wolf threatened.
The bunny's ears began to tremble, the poor fellow began to cry, and burning tears rolled from his eyes. It’s a pity for the sideways guy to part with his red boots, but there’s nothing to do. I had to change with the wolf. The hare took off his boots with bells and threw them to the wolf.
And the wolf pulled off his boots, put them near a tree stump, and when he barked, come on, try them on with a scythe!
The hare looked at the boots and began to sob:
- Oh-oh-oh, gray wolf! How can I try them on?! After all, I’m a bit small. And your boots are so high, taller than hemp!
- “Climb the tree stump and jump down,” the wolf suggested. The hare did just that. He climbed onto a stump and jumped off. My paws hit my boots. Standing with an oblique look, swaying in high boots. And he can’t take a step.
- I told you, the hare shouted, they will be great. The wolf looked at the hare and laughed at the top of his lungs:
- Oh, oh, oblique, you're good! Who have you become like? Ha ha ha! The wolf laughed throughout the forest. You're just the spitting image of a clown on stilts! How hilarious! Having laughed enough, the wolf picked up the hare's boots and rushed home without looking back. They only saw him.
The hare looked at the wolf’s boots and was upset again: “You can’t go far in such shoes!..” He grieved and grieved, but calmed down. “It’s okay,” the hare thought, “I can live without boots.” I’ll run through the forest and warm myself up.” The hare threw the wolf's boots into a deep hole and piled dry branches on top. And he galloped scythe along the edge of the forest.
Meanwhile, the wolf ran home. I didn’t have time to catch my breath, let’s try on the bunny boots. He took the boot with the bell and began to pull it on his paw. Ding-ding - the bells are ringing, The boots are burning like heat!
But here’s the problem: the boot doesn’t fit on the wolf’s paw, and that’s all! The wolf grabbed the second boot with the bell and stuck his paw into it. Ding-ding - the bells are ringing. The boots are burning like heat! And this boot doesn’t fit on my paw. And that's it! The wolf is marking time in one place, unable to put on his shoes. The bunny boots turned out to be too small.
The wolf got angry, roared throughout the entire area. Oh, you, oblique, so-and-so, if you catch my eye, I’ll take away your boots with buckles! And the wolf rushed to look for the hare. A wolf rushes through the forest, but somewhere there is no trace of the scythe. All winter the wolf tracked the hare. He runs scythe through the snow in a white fur coat, twisting his tracks, deliberately confusing the wolf. The hare is used to the cold, he jumps and hops, clapping his paws and warming up. But the wolf has become old, he is cold without boots. He will sit under a bush at night and start howling... Apparently, he feels sorry for his boots with buckles.
So the wolf runs through the forest after the hare, looking for his boots, but cannot find them. Since then, the wolf and the hare have been apart in their friendship. with pictures for free.
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A sly fox is about to go hunting. She walked and walked, but nothing came across her. Finally she saw: a dead camel was lying in a hole. The camel was not bad - fatty and tasty. The fox bit off both humps of the camel and moved on, full and satisfied. She had only walked a little when she heard someone calling her:
Fox, oh fox!
The fox sees, the wolf is coming. He came up and said:
Hello, dear fox! The fox answers:
Hello, hello, dear friend! - And she herself is ready to take off.
Where are you going, fox?
Go hunting.
So let's hunt together.
Let's go hunting together. Not far from the hill they saw a hare under a small bush. The wolf roared at the top of his lungs and scared the hare so much that he pressed himself to the ground and lay motionless. They called him, they called him a wolf and a fox, but he didn’t move. A wolf and a fox approached him.
Why don’t you answer when your name is called? - asks the wolf.
Yes, I thought they were strangers. The fox winked at the wolf and said:
Come along, dear hare, together with us, the three of us will hunt, the three of us will divide the spoils.
The hare was glad that he would not be eaten, and, even though he had never eaten meat in his life, he agreed.
Fox says:
Well, this is what I will offer you: now we will be like three brothers, we will obey each other, help each other in everything.
So the fox, wolf and hare set off on their journey.
Meanwhile, the wind rose and brought some piece of paper. The fox grabbed the piece of paper and stuck it on her forehead. The wolf and the hare were surprised what kind of piece of paper this was and asked the fox what was written on it.
Fox says:
This paper was sent from the Khan himself. It is written in it that the fox, wolf and hare are allowed to catch any horse from his herd and feast on it. - The wolf and the hare were surprised, and the fox said:
You, wolf, are our main hero. You won't find anyone better than you. All hope is in you. Go get the best horse. You will be our senior hunter. The wolf liked the fox's words. The wolf grins, pleased.
Needless to say, this is the work of my paws. And the hare is glad that such an assignment did not fall to him, and he also agrees. They went to look for the herd. Found. The wolf is eager to grab the horse, the fox advises him to wait until it gets dark, but the wolf cannot sit still.
I'll just crawl and see which horse is the best. Meanwhile, the fox became hungry again. She wants to eat until she dies. The fox moved away from the hare, took out a hidden piece of the camel's hump and began to eat. And the hare’s stomach is grumbling. He looked and looked at the fox, could not stand it and asked:
What are you eating, fox?
Yes, I’m really hungry - I’m eating my eye. The hare got scared:
What to do without an eye?
Well, you are stupid, hare. You never have enough eyes in this world! When we catch a horse, I’ll take out its eye and put it in for myself.
Is it possible to do this?
Of course you can. I've already done it to myself so many times. The hare began to twist his eye out. He turned it out and started eating. You can't eat much with just one eye. The one-eyed hare sits and sees: the fox is eating again. And the fox ate the second piece of the camel’s hump.
The hare asks:
Now what are you eating again?
Another eye,” the fox answers. “Soon the wolf will come, I’ll put in one of the horse’s eyes for myself, and give one to you.”
The hare turned out his other eye. And then the night fell dark, quiet all around. Suddenly a wolf comes running:
Let’s go quickly, I raised my horse, I didn’t want to eat without you, I didn’t swallow a bite. - And I myself already managed to devour two horse legs and ate my fill.
The fox went with the wolf, leading a blind hare. Come eat the horse. The hare, poor thing, doesn’t see anything. He can’t even get food down his throat, and in general he’s never even had meat in his mouth. And the wolf can no longer eat much. The fox ate a little, was satisfied, and then tore out pieces of meat and put a piece in each ear. She put it down and walked away.
Why don’t you eat more? - the wolf asks the fox. And out of greed, he himself is ready to eat again so that others don’t get it.
“I’ve already eaten so much,” the fox answers, “that the meat I’ve eaten is coming out of my ears.” Try to eat so much!
The wolf began to eat meat again. And the fox teases, assents, says that when she eats until the meat comes out of her ears, she will be full for a whole month. The wolf ate and ate, ate almost the entire horse, only one leg remained.
Eat, eat this leg too,” says the fox. “Now the meat will come.” Eat, don't be sorry. You'll be full for a long time!
The wolf barely opens his mouth, is completely swollen, and is breathing heavily. There’s nothing to do, I need to finish the last leg.
And then it’s already dawn. The fox took the hare with her and disappeared quietly. There was only one wolf left. The herdsmen noticed him here and followed him. The wolf wanted to run, but that was not the case. He was so full that he could barely move his legs. The herdsmen caught him. The wolf yelled:
Hare, hare, quickly take the Khan’s piece of paper from the fox and bring it to me.
Here the herdsmen killed him. And the hare ran across the field in fear as fast as he could. He rushes, but he doesn’t know where: he has no eyes. He reached a ditch, fell into it and died. A fox found him there, had a nice feast and was gone.
Since then, the wolf, fox and hare have never been friends with each other.
Once the Wolf was driving through the forest in his truck. As usual, he was very hungry and angry. For several days now he had not come across a single hare, or even a mouse of any kind.
Suddenly he looks - a Bunny is walking along the forest road. The Wolf was happy.
“Well, finally,” he thought, “now I’ll eat.”
The Wolf came closer and shouted to the Hare:
Hi, sweetie. Where are you going?
Hello, Wolf. I’m going to the neighboring forest to see my uncle. Today is his name day.
So sit down, I'll give you a ride. - The Wolf joyfully suggested.
The bunny was still very young and very trusting. He decided that it would indeed be faster by car and sat down with the Wolf.
They go, they go. The Wolf tells all sorts of fables to the Hare. The Bunny looks - they have already passed through their native forest, and a clearing beyond the forest, and now they have entered an old oak forest.
Listen, Wolf, says the Bunny. - I think we're going to the wrong place. No matter how many times I go to visit my uncle, I have never walked through this old forest.
Don’t worry,” the Wolf reassured him. - It's just a shortcut. We'll be there now.
The Bunny believed the Wolf again and calmed down. But time passed, and the old forest did not end. It was getting darker. At this point the Bunny got completely scared.
Wolf, we are definitely lost. Let's turn the car around. We probably took a wrong turn.
Back and forth. - The Wolf groaned contentedly. - Here we are.
After these words the car stopped.
Where have you arrived? - Poor Bunny was already seriously scared. - This is not for me.
But this is where I want to go,” the Wolf answered menacingly and pulled his clawed paws towards the Hare.
“Oh-oh-oh,” Bunny shouted and jumped out of the car.
He ran wherever he could, climbed into some dense thickets and hid.
Meanwhile, the Wolf also got out of the car and rushed after the Hare. But he turned out to be faster and the Wolf lost sight of him.
Hare! Hare! - The Wolf began to call. - Come out, Hare. Don't be afraid, I won't do anything to you! - and quietly added: I’ll just eat and that’s it.
And the unfortunate Hare huddled to the ground in his shelter and was afraid to even breathe. Suddenly, right next to his ear, he heard snoring.
What are you doing here? - Our fugitive heard an unfamiliar quiet voice.
The Hedgehog sat right in front of his nose and carefully examined the Hare.
I'm hiding.
From whom? - The Hedgehog asked again.
From the wolf.
From the wolf - that's right. The wolf is not your brother's friend. How did you get here? We never had hares here when we were born.
Just... - Bunny began to answer. And suddenly he stopped. He realized that it was his own fault for believing the Wolf, and now he was ashamed to admit it. - Well, I was just going to my uncle’s for his name day. And here is the Wolf in the car. Well... and he said: Let me give you a ride.
Yeah, and got into his car?
Well, yes,” the Hare admitted very quietly.
Hmmm yeah. Well, anything can happen. Okay, don’t shake, now we’ll figure out how to help you. Sit here quietly.
Meanwhile, the Wolf was coming closer and closer to the bush in which the Hare was hiding.
Hello, Wolf. - Suddenly he heard.
Who is here? - The Wolf jumped in surprise.
It's me, Yozh. What are you looking for here, Wolf? Are you shouting to the whole forest? So look and wake up our Bear? And when he doesn’t get enough sleep - oh, how angry!
“Yes, I’m looking for the Hare here,” the Wolf answered in a whisper. I no longer wanted to meet Bear.
What Hare? - Asked the Hedgehog. - We don’t have hares here.
Yes, I'm looking for my Hare. On the way I picked him up, poor thing. He got lost. I was taking him home, but he got scared, thought that I wanted to eat him and ran away. Look, the wretch got lost in your forest.
The wolf lied so touchingly that a tear ran down his shaggy face.
“Oh, trouble, trouble,” the Hedgehog shook his head. - We need to find the poor thing. I think I saw something gray flash in that bush. Let's go show you.
The Wolf was glad that the Hedgehog believed him and hurried after him. And the Hedgehog took the Wolf further and further into the impassable jungle, until he was completely confused.
Hey Yozh! - The Wolf shouted, - where have you taken me? Yozh, where are you?
Nobody answered him.
The wolf screamed for a long time and wandered between the thorny bushes until he was completely tired. He sat down on the cold moss and howled.
And the Hedgehog helped the Hare get out of his shelter. They got into Wolf's truck and drove back.
The Bunny invited the Hedgehog to his uncle's name day, and they had a fun walk.
And from then on, the Bunny no longer trusted the Wolves.
Hedgehog - Kesha lived in the forest...
He loved his family;
Sometimes he helped his wife,
Stock up for the winter!
He brought mushrooms in a basket,
He carried beads from rowan...
Replenishing a large stock,
To be well-fed in winter.
Kesha went into the forest again,
To pick mushrooms...
A forest path winds its way,
Like a painted picture...
Flowers grow nearby,
Red berries, mushrooms...
Kesha happily rips,
And, he throws it into the basket!
Just looking, in the clearing, -
The redhead is coming from a party...
Well, of course - Lisa,
Something very funny...
The Wolf is in a hurry for the Fox,
And he shouts something to her...
Lisa looked back -
She suddenly grinned! -
The wolf held the hare in his hand...
It was as if he was walking lightly.
The bunny cried and screamed
Only the Wolf did not let go.
Hedgehog - Kesha saw:
“Yes!”... He said alarmedly.-
“We need to rescue the Hare,
Somehow distract the wolf!”
Red Fox is cunning -
She approached the Wolf herself,
She began to say to the Wolf:
“Wolf, you must give,”
A hare right now for me,
Otherwise, the hour is not even,
It will break out of your hands with a scythe,
And he will run to his home.
Better give it, I'll hold it...
And I’ll put you in a knapsack!”
The wolf began to object to her,
And, to hint at cunning:-
“I know you Fox,
And I understand your hint,
Only, the Bunny will be mine!
I’m bringing him home!”
Squirrel ran in the forest...
And I collected mushrooms,
But, I tripped over Hedgehog,
Stretched out near the legs.-
“Why are you walking here, Hedgehog?
Do you also pick mushrooms?
Let me help you -
I’ll show you a lot of mushrooms...
I know mushroom places
I quickly collect mushrooms...
I can see everything from the trees:
Here's a mushroom...
Oh, here’s more!” -
“Hush”... The hedgehog suddenly said.-
“I met a wolf here,
Do you see him next to Lisa?
And, in his hand - a scythe,
That is - Bunny...
Sorry for the Bunny!
We should save our brother,
And Lisa is cunning...
She can take it away herself.-
“Listen, Belka!” - Hedgehog said:
“I already came up with it myself!
Do you see? - The mushroom is growing big,
He's already old... and damp,
You, rip it off quickly,
And quickly on the tree...
Throw the Wolf right into its mouth,
The only main thing is to get there!”
The squirrel is spinning like a top...
The mushroom picks, and with an arrow -
She flew up quickly...
In the Wolf - the mushroom flies skillfully!
The mushroom was big - it hit me in the face.
The wolf sees nothing.
All eyes are clogged, nose...
The Wolf is seriously concerned!
Scream and swear at Lisa...
And, of course, calling names!
Out of anger, fists
We went in different directions...
The Wolf waves, and he himself doesn’t know
But the Bunny runs away...
The hedgehog waves after him,
It’s no secret that I’m happy myself!
Well, Squirrel again -
I managed to pick up a mushroom!
And again, the same old
But I have quite a bit of experience...
And he throws it at the Fox again,
Ruining all the beauty...
She screamed in fright...
Suddenly I caught the wolf by the tail!
The wolf immediately howled in pain...
I ran as fast as I could...
And Lisa - she’s so offended,
She can't see the culprit!
Who threw what at her?
Nobody told her.
And they run skipping...
Forgot about the Bunny!
They can't see the road
But you have to run...
Suddenly there’s a cliff... there’s a river below -
Wide and deep...
The wolf is flying, and with him is the Fox...
There’s some water nearby,
I washed everything off my face at once!
The Fox sees everything around.-
The wolf screams, swallows water...
And, as before, he repeats:
“Wait,... wait... Oblique, -
We’ll sort it out with you!”
