The mother-rabbit then called a meeting of all the rabbits, and they decided to get their revenge. They went to the tree where the eagle made her nest, and they burrowed holes beneath it, nibbling through all the roots.
At the first gust of wind, the tree toppled down, and all the baby eagle chicks were scattered to be eaten by animals or other birds of prey.
Inspired by: Fables of Aesop and Other Eminent Mythologists by Roger L'Estrange, 333.
Notes: This fable is not part of the classical Aesop tradition; find out more here.
(Pxfuel)
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