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This video tells the Aesop's fable of 'The Mother Crab and Her Son', highlighting the moral that setting an example is more powerful than just telling someone what to do.
Highlights
Mother Crab's Inability to Demonstrate00:00:48
The mother crab is unable to walk straight as she had instructed her son, and therefore, does not bring up the topic again.
Moral of the Story00:01:05
The fable concludes with the moral that setting a good example is more effective than simply giving instructions or preaching.
The Mother Crab Questions Her Son00:00:13
The mother crab asks her son why he walks crookedly and advises him to walk straight.
Son's Response00:00:30
The son, in turn, asks his mother to demonstrate walking straight herself, and he will follow her example.
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