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“Oh no, little ant! I’m going to throw you a leaf, get on top of it, okay?”

Thanks to the leaf, the ant was saved and he was able to make it back onto the land again.

“Phew! I’m saved!” “Thank you so much, I will never forget what you did for me.”

When the little ant looked up to look at the bird, he saw a hunter aiming his bow and arrow at his new bird friend.

“it’s a hunter! Friend! Watch out! There’s a hunter! Quick! Fly away, Friend. Fly away!”

Even after the ant cries, the bird still had no clue as to what was going on.

The little ant didn’t know what to do except bite the hunter’s foot.

“Ouch!” the hunter threw down his bow and arrow and hopped in pain.

The screaming startled the bird; she saw the hunter and flew away.

“Thank you, ant. You saved my life”

“And you saved mine. Thank you so much!”