Birds of a Feather Flock Together.
Birds, animals, lions, tigers, camels, elephants, all live
and move together in a group. This helps them to protect
themselves from any danger.
Take an example of elephants. Elephants live and move in a group
of forty to fifty members.
The elephants in the herd depend on one another
for help in time of trouble.
The leader of their group is usually a wise
and clever and strong female. She moves at the head of the
herd and is
followed by the rest of the group. The other females and young ones are
seen in the centre.
The bull-elephants travel last in the raw. When there is
a danger, the bull elephants form a circle around the calf
and weak females.
The members of the herd are loyal to one another. Suppose an
elephant is injured,
two elephants walk on its either side as support for him to
walk along. Some
get caught in a trap. Others try to pull him out.
They take special care of the baby elephants in their group.
They help young ones
to stay afloat when the herd crosses a river. They roam around together to find a
lost or wandered calf.
If a female elephant is about to give birth, the entire herd stops
at a particular place till things are normal.
We the human beings have to form our group of friends right
from young age.
We should be loyal and helpful to each other in times of
need. We should
form a group of friends in our neighbourhood that one and all
come out of their houses
in times of need and danger.
United we stand.
Divided we fall.
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