What Are the Benefits of Writing a Short Story?

Only Tamputu is lazy. They go to the forest with spears to hunt, but often stay and sleep in the shade of a tree. One day, while he was sitting like that, there were twelve deer standing. The manirachi was delicious, but I couldn't lift a spear. Tamputu was curious. He chased the cheetah. I didn't go far. We have three beautiful baby cheetahs.

A cheetah feeding her cubs. how are the babies I wish I had someone to bring me meat, I don't have a job! Tambutuand's thoughts began to run wild. Hi, choose one of them. Then a figure appeared in the woods beyond the herd of deer. Tamputu watched carefully. And cheetah...! I knew it was a herd of deer headed their way. After a few seconds he saw how one of them grabbed the tiger's claws. Soon the cheetah went somewhere and dragged the deer away. Where does that lead? If you are well trained to hunt and retrieve your own food, the problem is difficult.

Tamputu hid there until the leopard left. After confirming that the leopard wouldn't be coming back anytime soon, he approached the cubs. Which one should I take? I was very doubtful. Then take all three. When the tiger returned, the cubs were nowhere to be found. Unable to contain the pain, he began to cry loudly. Her cries went on for hours. Tears ran down her cheeks, and there were two dark circles in her eyes. She continued to cry the next day. The leader of the tribe went into the forest to find the cause of this loud noise.

The owner, who was well acquainted with the nature and habits of the animals, had no difficulty in understanding the problem. The public launched a massive investigation. Finally when he reached Thampulu he said, "You broke the rules of the forest. Not only did they steal the babies, but they also drank the sutras so that you could live without doing anything. Life is about using your strengths and abilities Tambutu was expelled from the tribe for violating forest laws. The tribal chief returned the cubs to the forest. But the tear stains on Cheetah's hand were not erased. The Zulu people believe that punishments are a constant reminder of people who are not good enough to benefit from harming others.