The Crab Story in English | Story in English With Moral

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the crab story in english with moral

 The Crab Story in English: Once upon a time there were three crabs. Daddy Crab, Mommy Crab and Baby Crab. They lived in a rock pool by the sea. Twice a day, the tide would come in and fill their rock pools with fresh seawater.

"What's outside our rock pool?" asked the crab's child one day. "The danger," replied Daddy Crab, is that the seagulls and other things will eat you.

"Okay, I want to see." said Baby Crab. "No, you should stay here." The mother crab replied. "You don't want to go in search, you might get lost."

But the baby crab was a mischievous crab, he waited until both his parents were asleep under their rocks and the tide came in, and then he headed for the top of the rock pool. He tripped and suddenly fell into another pool.

When he looked here and there, red colored things were waving on the rocks. He waved back. The red things just kept waving. How rude he thought.

He went to one and touched the red arm. The weapon suddenly shot inside. "Hello," she said. The red wavy things kept ignoring him.

Suddenly he realized that he was all alone and that the red wavy things didn't look friendly anymore, they looked scary. "Mommy, Dad," he growled, but there was no response. Suddenly he saw a large orange object slowly moving towards him.

"Where's my baby?" When she woke up the next morning, the mother crab screamed, sifting through the sand, just getting ready for her morning feeding.

"I'll ask Barnacle?" Daddy Crab said. He wandered into the nearest group of barnacles. "Hey Barnacle, did you see our boy last night?" "We never saw anything, we've been filter-feeding all night," said a barnacle.

"You know we leave each other alone. It's the first rule of rock-pool, we leave you and you leave us." said a barnacle. Must have seen you go." "Hmm," said Daddy Crab. "I'll go and see."

He went back to the mother crab. "One of the barnacles thinks he may have seen her wandering into the rock pool next door."

"There she is..." "Yes, that's where the starfish live." "You'll have to go and get him." said the mother crab.

“Yeah right you stay here, keep an eye on the seagull. Since it's not high tide yet, I'll have to go... overland. "Okay careful. Love you." "Love you," said daddy crab, walking along the edge of the rock pool.

Keeping an eye on the seagull, he left his pool and made a dash for the next pool.

He saw some sea anemones waving. There's no point in asking them, everyone knows that anemones can't speak. Where was the starfish now and more importantly where was her son.

Suddenly the voice of "Daddy" came. The crab's father saw his son running towards him. "Son we were worried, your mother is beside herself with worry."

"Sorry Dad, I wanted to see what's outside our rock pool." "Ah son, we never told you but there lives a starfish. It can eat you. "The starfish will not eat you. He is my friend."

"Now don't be silly son, we can't be friends with starfish, they only have five legs. We have eight. Come back with me, we have to hurry, because there might be seagulls."

"Will the seagulls be my friends?" "No, seagulls will eat you. Follow me now "Goodbye," cried the baby crab.

Daddy Crabb suddenly appears, waving an orange hand back. Whatever happens next Starfish. Both the crabs walked back towards the edge of the rock pool.

Daddy Crab looked outside; There were no seagulls. "Now son, run, run as fast as you can. do not look back. We need to move fast because we don't want to be eaten by the seagulls.

The baby crab ran out of the rock pool, over the rocks and back into its home pool and into the welcoming paws of its mother. "Ah son," said the mother crab, tears welling up in her eyes, but since she was already in the water, she didn't.

"I'm so glad to see you. Where's your father?" "I'm here." Daddy Crab replied.

"Now don't ever do that again, not until you become a big crab and can sting seagulls badly." scolded by the mother crab. "I won't," said the baby crab, looking at the rock pool on the other side.