In the heart of the jungle lived a wolf and a monkey. They were neighbors but were always at odds with each other.

The wolf was powerful and strong, while the monkey was smart and agile. Their quarrels were a common spectacle in the jungle.

One day, a quarrel broke out over the ownership of a tall fruit tree. The wolf claimed it was his, the monkey disagreed.

The monkey, being quick and nimble, could climb the tree and gather the fruit, but the wolf was assertive and intimidating.

Unable to resolve their dispute, the wolf and the monkey decided to seek advice from the wise elephant, the jungle's elder.

The elephant heard both sides and decided that the one who could benefit the most from the tree should own it.

The next day, the wolf and the monkey returned to the fruit tree. The jungle animals were present to witness the decision.

The wolf tried to climb the tree first but failed. It was clear that the tree was not for him.

Next, the monkey effortlessly climbed up and down the tree, picking fruits along the way. The tree was rightfully his.

That night, the wolf accepted the decision. He understood that not everything could be won by power and intimidation.

The monkey, sitting on his tree, felt happy. He realized that intelligence and agility could overcome strength.

The quarrels between the wolf and the monkey didn't end, but they learned to respect each other's strengths and weaknesses.