Once upon a time, on a tall tree lived a Pteranodon, Pete. One day, a Diplodocus was munching on the leaves of this tree when he accidentally disturbed Pete’s nest. Waking up, startled, Pete requested him to be careful. The Diplodocus laughed it off and continued eating and again nudged the nest; this time Pteranodon got angry with the giant dinosaur. Their size difference was so huge that the Diplodocus tried to use it to his advantage to scare Pete but Pete wouldn’t take it. Pete flew out of his nest, circled around the giant dinosaur and attacked it with its teeth, injuring it in various spots. The Diplodocus least expected the little bird dinosaur Pete to react this way. Nursing his injuries he asked for forgiveness, realising that size was never the deciding factor on who’s stronger or more capable.
The Bird and the Giant
