The Monkey and the Crocodile(猴子和鳄鱼的故事)
猴子与鳄鱼课文原文
猴子与鳄鱼课文原文在遥远的热带雨林深处，有一条蜿蜒曲折的小河，河水清澈见底，两岸绿树成荫，是动物们嬉戏玩耍的天堂。
在这片生机勃勃的土地上，住着一只机灵的小猴子，名叫皮皮，还有一条狡猾的老鳄鱼，大伙儿都喊它“老滑头”。
皮皮这家伙，整天上蹿下跳，没个消停。
它最爱干的事儿，就是爬到高高的树梢上，摘那些最甜最红的果子，然后坐在树杈上，一边享受着美味，一边看着河里的鱼儿游来游去，心里头那个美呀，简直比吃了蜜还甜。
而老滑头呢，它总是懒洋洋地躺在河边的沙滩上，半睁着眼睛，看似在晒太阳，实则心里盘算着怎么逮住那些不留神的小动物，饱餐一顿。
别看它平时慢悠悠的，一旦瞅准机会，那速度，比闪电还快呢！有一天，皮皮在树上玩腻了，就想着找点新乐子。
它瞅见老滑头正眯着眼睛打盹儿，心里突然冒出一个大胆的想法：“嘿，要是我能逗逗这老家伙，那该多有意思啊！”想到这里，皮皮就摘了个熟透的果子，瞄准老滑头的鼻子，“嗖”地一下扔了过去。
“哎哟！”老滑头被砸了个正着，疼得它一下子睁开了眼睛，四处张望，却不见人影。
它气呼呼地嘀咕：“哪个不长眼的，敢砸我‘老滑头’？”话音刚落，皮皮就在树上哈哈大笑，声音清脆得像银铃一样。
老滑头一听这声音，立刻明白了是皮皮在捣蛋。
它也不生气，反而眯起眼睛，计上心来。
它故意装出一副委屈的样子，用那低沉而沙哑的声音说：“皮皮啊皮皮，你怎么能这么调皮呢？我可是你的长辈啊，你得尊重我。
”皮皮一听，乐了，心想：“这老家伙还会装可怜呢！”于是它更来劲了，在树上跳来跳去，还冲着老滑头做鬼脸：“哈哈，我就爱逗你玩，怎么样，生气了吗？”老滑头见皮皮这么得意，心里暗暗发笑。
它知道，是时候给这小家伙一点颜色瞧瞧了。
于是，它悄悄潜入水中，借着水草的掩护，慢慢靠近了皮皮所在的树。
就在皮皮笑得前仰后合的时候，老滑头突然一跃而起，张开大嘴，直奔皮皮而来。
这一幕，吓得皮皮魂飞魄散，它连忙抱住树干，拼命往上爬。
嘴里还大喊着：“妈呀，救命啊！”好在皮皮身手敏捷，最终还是有惊无险地逃过了这一劫。
鳄鱼和猴子的故事
鳄鱼和猴子的故事
《嘿，鳄鱼和猴子的那些事儿》
嘿，你知道不？鳄鱼和猴子之间有个可有意思的故事呢。
我给你讲讲哈。
在一条大河边，住着一只鳄鱼和一只猴子。
鳄鱼呢，整天懒洋洋地趴在河边晒太阳。
猴子呢，就特别机灵，在树上跳来跳去的。
有一天，猴子在树上摘果子，看到鳄鱼在河里游来游去。
“嘿，鳄鱼，你干啥呢？”猴子大声问。
鳄鱼抬起头，看了猴子一眼。
“我没事干，游会儿泳。
”
猴子笑了起来。
“你可真懒，就知道游泳。
”
鳄鱼不高兴了。
“你才懒呢，你就会在树上跳来跳去。
”
这俩家伙就这么吵了起来。
正吵着呢，突然听到一声呼救。
“救命啊！救命啊！”
猴子和鳄鱼一看，原来是一只小兔子掉进河里了。
猴子急得直抓耳挠腮。
“这可咋办呢？”
鳄鱼想了想，说：“我去救它。
”
说完，鳄鱼就游向小兔子。
很快，鳄鱼就把小兔子救上了岸。
猴子看着鳄鱼，有点不好意思。
“嘿，鳄鱼，没想到你还挺厉害的。
”
鳄鱼得意地说：“那当然，我可是鳄鱼。
”
从那以后，猴子和鳄鱼就成了好朋友。
他们一起在河边玩耍，还经常帮助其他小动物。
嘿，你看，鳄鱼和猴子的故事是不是很有趣呢？。
The Monkey and the Crocodile
The Monkey and the CrocodilePART 1A monkey lived in a great tree on a river bank. In the river there were many crocodiles. A crocodile watched the monkeys for a long time, and one day she said to her son, "My son, get one of those monkeys for me. I want the heart of a monkey to eat.""How am I to catch a monkey?" asked the little crocodile. "I do not travel on land, and the monkey does not go into the water.""Put your wits to work, and you'll find a way," said the mother crocodile.And the little crocodile thought and thought. At last he said to himself, "I know what I'll do. I'll get that monkey that lives in a big tree on the river bank. He wishes to go across the river to the island where the fruit is so ripe." So the crocodile swam to the tree where the Monkey lived."Oh, Monkey," he called, "come with me over to the island where the fruit is so ripe.""How can I go with you?" asked the monkey. "I do not swim.""No, but I do. I will take you over on my back," said the crocodile.The monkey was greedy, and wanted the ripe fruit, so he jumped down onto the crocodile's back."Off we go!" said the crocodile."This is a fine ride you are giving me!" said the monkey."Do you think so? well, how do you like this?" asked the crocodile, diving down into the river."Oh, don't!" cried the monkey as he went under the water. He was afraid to let go, and he did not know what to do under the water.When the crocodile came up, the monkey sputtered and choked. "Why did you take me under water, Crocodile?" he asked."I am going to kill you by keeping you under water," answered the crocodile. "My mother wants monkey-heart to eat, and I'm going to take yours to her." "I wish you had told me you wanted my heart, " said the monkey, "then I might have brought it with me.""How strange!" said the crocodile. "Do you mean to say that you left your heart back there in the tree?""That is what I mean," said the monkey. "If you want my heart, we must go back to the tree and get it. But we are so near the island where the ripe fruit is, please take me there first.""No, Monkey," said the crocodile, "I'll take you straight back to your tree. Never mind the ripe fruit. Get your heart and bring it to me at once. Then we'll see about going to the island.""Very well," said the monkey. But no sooner had he jumped onto the bank of the river than—whisk! up he ran into the tree. From the topmost branches he called down to the crocodile in the water below, "My heart is way up here! If you want it, come for it! Come for it!"PART 2The monkey soon moved away from that tree. He wanted to get away from the crocodile, so that he might live in peace. But the crocodile found him far down the river, living in another tree. In the middle of the river was an island covered with fruit trees. Half-way between the bank of the river and the island, a large rock rose out of the water. The monkey could jump to the rock, and then get to the island. The crocodile watched the monkey crossing from the bank of the river to the rock, and then to the island. He thought to himself, "The monkey will stay on the island all day, and I'll catch him on his way home at night."The monkey had a fine feast, while the crocodile swam about watching him all day. Toward night the crocodile crawled out of the water and lay on the rock, perfectly still. When it grew dark among the trees, the monkey started for home. He ran down to the river bank, and there he stopped."What is the matter with the rock?" the monkey thought to himself. "I never saw it so high before. The crocodile is ling on it!" So he went to the edge of the water and called, "Hello, Rock!"No answer. So he called again, "Hello, Rock!"Three times the monkey called, and then he said, "Why is it, Friend Rock, that you do not answer me tonight?""Oh," said the crocodile to himself, "the rock answers the monkey at night. I'll have to answer for the rock this time."So he answered, "Yes, Monkey! What is it?"The monkey laughed and said, "Oh, it's you, Crocodile, is it?""Yes," said the crocodile. "I am waiting here for you. I am going to eat you." "You have caught me in a trap this time," said the monkey. "There is no other way for me to go home. Open your mouth wide so I can jump right into it."Now the monkey well knew that when crocodiles open their mouths wide, they shut their eyes. While the crocodile lay on the rock with his mouth wide open and his eyes shut, the monkey jumped—but not into his mouth! Oh, no! He landed on the top of the crocodile's head, and then sprang quickly to the bank. Up he whisked into his tree.When the crocodile saw the trick the monkey had played on him, he said, "Monkey, you have great cunning. You know no fear. I'll let you alone after this." "Thank you, Crocodile, but I shall be on the watch for you just the same," said the clever little monkey.。
英语小故事-The-Monkey-and-The-Crocodile-猴子与鳄鱼(精美彩色插图)
Retold from the Panchatantram by Rohini ChowdhuryOnce there lived a monkey in a jamun tree by a river.The monkey was alone - he had no friends, no family,but he was happy and content. The jamun tree gavehim plenty of sweet fruit to eat, and shade from the sunand shelter from the rain.One day a crocodile came swimming up the river andclimbed on to the bank to rest under the monkey's tree.'Hello', called the monkey, who was a friendly animal. 'Hello', replied the crocodile, surprised. 'Do you know where I can get some food?' he asked. 'I haven't had anything to eat all day - there just don't seem to be any fish left in the river.''Well,' said the monkey, 'I don't eat fish so I wouldn't know - but I do have plenty of ripe purple jamuns in my tree. Would you like to try some?' He threw some down to the crocodile. The crocodile was so hungry that he ate up all the jamuns even though crocodiles don't eat fruit. He loved the sweet tangy fruit and shyly asked whether he could have some more. 'Of course', replied the monkey generously, throwing down more fruit. 'Come back whenever you feel like more fruit', he added when the crocodile had eaten his fill.After that the crocodile would visit the monkeyevery day. The two animals soon becamefriends - they would talk and tell each otherstories, and eat as much of the sweet jamuns asthey wanted. The monkey would throw down all the fruit the crocodile wanted from his tree.One day the crocodile began talking about his wife and family. 'Why didn't you tell me earlier that you had a wife?' asked the monkey. 'Please take some of the jamuns for her as well when you go back today.' The crocodile thanked him and took some of the fruit for his wife.The crocodile's wife loved the jamuns. She had never eaten anything so sweet before. 'Imagine', she said, 'how sweet would be the creature who eats these jamuns every day. The monkey has eaten these every day of his life - his flesh would be even sweeter than the fruit.' She asked her husband to invite the monkey for a meal - 'and then we can eat him up' she said happily.The crocodile was appalled - how could he eathis friend? He tried to explain to his wife that hecould not possibly eat the monkey. 'He is myonly true friend', he said. But she would not listen - she must eat the monkey. 'Since when do crocodiles eat fruit and spare animals?' she asked. When the crocodile would not agree to eat the monkey, she pretended to fall very sick. 'Only a monkey's heart can cure me', she wailed to her husband. 'If you love me you will get your friend the monkey and let me eat his heart.'The poor crocodile did not know what to do - he did not want to eat his friend, but he could not let his wife die. At last he decided to bring the monkey to his wife.'O dear friend', he called as soon as reached the jamun tree. ' My wife insists that you come to us for a meal. She is grateful for all the fruit that you have sent her, and asks that I bring you home with me.' The monkey was flattered, but said he could not possibly go because he did not know how to swim. 'Don't worry about that', said the crocodile. 'I'll carry you on my back.' The monkey agreed and jumped onto the crocodile's back.The crocodile swam with him out into the deep wide river. When they were far away from the bank and the jamun tree, he said, 'My wife is very ill. The only thing that will cure her is a monkey's heart. So, dear friend, this will be the end of you and of our friendship.' The monkey was horrified. What could he do to save himself? He thought quickly and said 'Dear friend, I am very sorry to hear of your wife's illness and I am glad that I will be able to help her. But I have left my heart behind on the jamun tree. Do you think we could go back so that I can fetch it for your wife?'The crocodile believed the monkey. He turned andswam quickly to the jamun tree. The monkey leaped offhis back and into the safety of his tree. 'False andfoolish friend,' he called. 'Don't you know that we carryour hearts within us? I will never trust you again or evergive you fruit from my tree. Go away and don't comeback again.'The crocodile felt really foolish - he had lost a friend anda supply of good sweet fruit. The monkey had saved himself because he had thought quickly. He realised that a monkey and a crocodile could never be true friends - crocodiles preferred to eat monkeys rather than be friends with them.。
猴子和鳄鱼童话故事
猴子和鳄鱼童话故事在非洲有一条大河，这大河里住着两条鳄鱼，大河的岸上长着许多棕榈树，大河的中心是个小岛，岛上长着许多香蕉树。
有一天，两条鳄鱼浮在水面上，大鳄鱼对小鳄鱼说；“孩子、你瞧，岸上那棕榈树！”小鳄鱼一看，啊，那棵棕榈树上有只小猴子，活蹦乱跳的。
“孩子，这几天妈妈嘴巴淡得很，想吃点什么新鲜的。
你去把那猴子捉了来，我要吃他的心。
”“妈呀，我怎么捉得住猴子呢？猴子又不下水来，我又爬不了树。
这事儿不好办。
”“你好好儿想一想，会想出办法来的。
”小鳄鱼想了半天，真的想出个办法来了。
他爬上了岸，爬到棕榈树跟前，仰着头，对小猴子说：“小猴子，你玩了这半天，肚子不饿吗？”“我真的觉得饿了，你听，肚子咕噜咕噜地叫呢！”“你想吃香蕉吗？你瞧，那个小岛上香蕉可多啦！”“不行啊，我不会游泳，怎么去呀？”“咱们是老邻居了，我来帮你个忙吧！你骑在我的背上，我把你带到小岛上去，让你吃痛快。
”“啊，那太好了！嘻嘻嘻……我得谢谢你了！嘻嘻嘻……”小猴子从树上跳下来，正好跳到小鳄鱼的背上。
小鳄鱼驮着小猴子下了河，游呀，游呀，突然，把身上往下一沉，吓得小猴子哇哇叫：“哎呀，小鳄鱼，你可别开玩笑，我会淹死的。
你快点游，游到小岛上去，我好吃香蕉。
”“嘿嘿，你想吃香蕉？我妈正等着吃你的心哪。
”小猴子这才知道自己嘴馋，上了小鳄鱼的当。
怎么办呢？他想了一想，对小鳄鱼说：“你妈想吃我的心，好啊，你怎么不早告诉我？我光想着吃香蕉，把嘴带来了，可没把心带来。
”“那你的心呢？”“我的心搁在棕榈树上呢。
”“啊！那咱们快回到岸上去，你把你的心带来。
”小鳄鱼转过身子，游到岸边，小猴子连忙跳上岸去，三蹦两跳地上了棕榈树。
感谢您的阅读！。
猴子和鳄鱼英文课文
猴子和鳄鱼英文课文以下是一篇关于猴子和鳄鱼的英文课文：Once upon a time, in a dense jungle, there lived a mischievous monkey named Max. Max loved to explore and play tricks on his fellow jungle creatures. One sunny day, while swinging from tree to tree, Max stumbled upon a river where a fearsome crocodile named Charlie resided.Charlie was known as the king of the river and was feared by all the animals. His sharp teeth and powerful jaws made him a formidable predator. Max, being the curious monkey he was, decided to test Charlie's temperament."Hello, Mr. Crocodile!" Max called out, swinging closer to the riverbank. "I've heard stories about your strength and bravery. Is it true that you can swim faster than any other creature in the jungle?"Charlie, flattered by the monkey's words, puffed up hischest and replied, "Indeed, little monkey! I am the fastest swimmer in these waters. No one can challenge my speed."Max, not one to back down from a challenge, grinned mischievously. "I bet I can beat you in a swimming race! If I win, you must promise to be friends with all the animals in the jungle and never harm them."Charlie, amused by the monkey's audacity, agreed to the challenge. The news spread quickly throughout the jungle, and all the animals gathered at the riverbank to witness the race.The next day, the race began. Charlie dived into the water with great force, creating a large splash. Max, on the other hand, cleverly climbed onto the back of a passing turtle and hitched a ride across the river.As Charlie reached the other side, he turned around, expecting to see Max far behind. To his surprise, Max was already waiting for him, sitting on a tree branch and laughing."You tricked me, little monkey!" Charlie exclaimed, realizing he had been outsmarted. "You may have won the race, but I admire your cleverness. From now on, I promise to be friends with all the animals in the jungle and never harm them."And so, the friendship between Max the monkey and Charlie the crocodile blossomed. They became inseparable and taught the other animals the importance of unity and friendship.From that day forward, the jungle thrived with harmony, thanks to the unlikely friendship between a mischievous monkey and a fearsome crocodile.这篇课文讲述了一个关于猴子Max和鳄鱼Charlie的故事。
经典英语：盲人摸象、猴子和鳄鱼
The Blind Men and the ElephantOnce upon a time there were six blind men who lived in a village in India. Every day they went to the road nearby and stood there begging. They had often heard of elephants, but they had never seen one, for being blind, how could they?One morning,an elephant was led down the road where they stood. When they heard that an elephant was passing by, they asked the driver to stop the beast so that they could have a "look". Of course they could not look at him with their eyes,but they thought they might learn what kind of animal he was by touching and feeling him. For,you see,they trust their own sense of touch very much.The first blind man happened to place his hand on the elephant's side. "Well, well, " he said. "This beast is exactly like a wall."The second grasped one of the elephant's tusks and felt it. "You're quite mistaken," he said. "He's round and smooth and sharp. He's more like a spear than anything else."The third happened to take hold of the elephant's trunk. "You're both completely wrong," he said. "This elephant is like a snake, as anybody can see."The fourth opened both his arms the closed them around one of the elephant's legs. "Oh, how blind you are!" he cried. "It's very clear that he's round and tall like a tree."The fifth was a very tall man, and he caught one of the elephant's ears. "Even the blindest person must see that this elephant isn't like any of the things you name." he siad. "He's exactly like a huge fan."The sixth man went forward to feel the elephant. He was old and slow and it took him quite some time to find the elephant at all. At last he got hold of the beast's tail. "Oh, how silly you all are!" cried he. "The elephant isn't like a wall, or a spear, or a snake, or a tree; neither is he like a fan. Any man with eyes in his head can see that he's exactly like a rope."Then the driver and the elephant moved on, and the six men sat by the roadside all day, quarrelling about the elephant. They could not agree with one another, because each believed that he knew just what the beast looked like. It is not only blind men who make such stupid mistakes. People who can see sometimes act just as foolishly.THE MONKEY AND THE CROCODILEOne day a little monkey was playing in a tall tree by the river. A crocodile was swimming slowly near the bank with her baby. She looked around for some food. Suddenly she saw the monkey. "Aha, there's my meal," she thought. She then turn to her son, "Do you love me, Son?""Why, of course, Mum!" the baby crocodile said."Well then, you catch the monkey and give me his heart to eat.""But how can I?" the baby crocodile asked. "Monkeys can't swim, and I can't climb trees.""You needn't climb the tree," his mother said. "Use your head, then you will find a way."The baby crocodile thought hard. Then he had an idea. He swam near the tree and shouted, "Hey, Monkey! Would you like some bananas?" "Bananas! Mm! I love them," said the monkey. "But where are they?""On the other side of the river. There are some banana trees there, and they have lots of bananas on them. I'll take you there on my back.""Good," the monkey came down and jumped onto the crocodile's back. Soon they were in the middle of the river. Suddenly the crocodile went down under the water. When he came up again, the monkey was all wet. "Don't do that!" The monkey cried. "Don't do that again! I can't swim, you know.""I know, but I have to," answered the crocodile. "My mother wants to eat your heart."The little monkey was clever. "Why didn't you tell me earlier?" He asked. "My heart isn't here with me. I left it in that tree over there.""Then we'll have to go back for it. Mother doesn't want you without your heart." The crocodile turned and swam back to the bank.Soon they reached the bank. The monkey jumped off the crocodile at once, picked up a big stone and quickly climbed up the tree. The crocodile waited for the monkey to come down again. As he was waiting, he suddenly heard a voice from above:"Hey, Crocodile!"The crocodile looked up. The monkey was hanging from the tree by his tail and laughing.‘Here's my heart. Come up and get it. Don't keep your mother waiting…You can't come up? Well, catch!'With these words, he threw the big stone at the crocodile.。
monkey and crocodile
Monkey and crocodile猴子和鳄鱼Monkey lived in a fine fruit tree by the side of a river.猴子住在河边一个很好地水果树上He spent his days eating the fruit of the tree and swinging in its branches.他整天吃树上的水果然后在树枝上荡秋千One day, Crocodile took rest under the tree. 有一天，鳄鱼在树下休息Monkey greeted Crocodile,saying：“As you are under my tree, that makes you my guest.猴子问候鳄鱼说：“因为你在我的树下，所以你是我的客人。
”Allow me to offer you food.”请允许我提供给你食物Monkey tossed down fruit after sweet fruit to Crocodile.猴子轻扔一个又一个甜美的果实给鳄鱼Crocodile visited Monkey’s tree each day after that.在那以后鳄鱼每天都去做客猴子的树One day, Crocodile asked Monkey to cross theriver with him for dinner.有一天，鳄鱼邀请猴子过河和他吃晚餐He called up to monkey. “Please join me, I should have invited you sooner.”他叫猴子：“请加入我，我应该提前邀请你。
”“I’d love to come,”Monkey said,“but I can’t swim. 我很想要去，猴子说，但是我不会游泳How shall I cross the river?”我怎样过河呢？“Please take a ride on my back,”Crocodile said,鳄鱼说：“请骑到我的后背上来。
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The Monkey and the Crocodile
A long time ago, a monkey lived in a great fig tree on the riverbank. Life was good for him. He grew big and strong by eating the tree's fruit.
A lot of crocodiles lived in the river and one of them watched the monkey for a long time as he ate and slept in the tree.
“That monkey's heart must taste so sweet from all the fruit he eats,” the crocodile thought to herself. “I want to eat it.”
She turned to her husband and said, “See the big monkey up there in that tree. Bring me his heart, I want to eat it.”
Her husband looked up at the monkey in the tree and then looked at his wife. “But the monkey lives high in the tree and I’m here in the river. How can I catch him?”
“I don’t care how you do it, just bring me his heart,” yelled his wife, slapping the water angrily with her tail.
Her husband knew there was no way of talking her out of something, once she had made up her mind. She wouldn’t talk to him again until he brought her the monkey’s heart.
“Ok, Ok, calm down, I’ll think of something, dearest,” he said.
The crocodile thought and thought and finally came up with a plan.
“I know what I’ll do,” he said to himself. “I'll trick the monkey into riding on my back.”
The crocodile swam closer to the tree. “Hello, Mr Monkey. How are you today?” he called out, smiling and trying to sound friendly. He wasn’t too bright. When he smiled, he showed all his big teeth.
“I'm fine, thank you,” said the monkey, trying not to look scared as he stared down from the tree at the open mouth.
“Mr Monkey, why do you only eat the fruit from that fig tree when there are so many juicy mangoes on trees on the island in the middle of the river?” asked the crocodile.
“Because I can’t get across the river, the water is too deep,” answered the monkey.
“No problem, you can ride on my back and I'll take you over there.”
The monkey didn’t trust the crocodile completely, but he was greedy and he wanted to taste all those juicy mangoes on the island. So he jumped down onto the crocodile’s back.
“Hold on tight and off we go,” said the crocodile.
The crocodile had only swum a little way when he dived under the water.
“Why did you do that?” said the monkey, spluttering and spitting out water. “I could have drowned.”
“You are going to drown,” said the crocodile. “I'm going to hold you under the water and kill you. My wife wants me to bring her your heart so she can eat it.”
“Ah, you should have told me before we left,” said the monkey.“I didn’t b ring my heart with me. I don’t keep it inside me all the time because it could get knocked to pieces from all that jumping around in the tree.Take me over to the island and after
I've eaten some mangoes, we'll go back to my tree and I'll get my heart for you.”
“No way, monkey,” said the crocodile, "We’re going back for your heart first and then we’ll see about the mangoes.”
“Fair enough, you’re the boss.” said the monkey.
When they got back to the tree, the monkey jumped off the crocodile’s back and ran up high into the tree.
The monkey yelled down at the crocodile, “You dumb crocodile, who ever heard of anyone keeping their heart up a tree. You may be bigger than me and have lots of sharp teeth, but you're not smarter than me. My heart is inside me, come up here and get it if you can.”
The crocodile realised he'd been tricked. He was sad and miserable.
“How am I ever going to explain this to my wife?” the crocodile thought to himself. “She so wanted to taste that monkey’s heart.”
A tear fell down his cheek as he swam back to his wife.。