In one fable, a weasel mocks one of these animals for getting stuck after gorging itself on a basketof corn.
In one fable, a weasel mocks one of these animals for getting stuck after gorging itself on a basketof corn. In another story, a mountain gives birth to one of them. In an Indian tale, one of theseanimals refuses marriages from the sun and the clouds after being transformed into a maiden by aholy man. One of them is drowned by a frog, but gets some posthumous revenge when a hawk carriesboth of them away. In another fable, one of these animals decides he would rather enjoy his (*)humble country meal in peace than be attacked while eating a rich city meal. Aesop told of one of theseanimals which returned a favor to a lion by gnawing a hole in a hunter's net. For 10 points, name thesemammals which are frequently depicted in fables because of their small size.
In one fable, a weasel mocks one of these animals for getting stuck after gorging itself on a basketof corn.
mice [or mouse]