Shera, the lion king went into a little bush while chasing a squirrel and became entangled, emerging with a large thorn on each foot.
While crying, he cried out for help. He tried everything to get the thorn out. Despite his efforts to twist his foot and pull the thorn out with his teeth, nothing helped.

He then decided to ask for the help of other animals. But no one offered to help him since everyone feared him. He groaned and walked over to the cunning fox. "Would you please remove the thorn?" pleaded the lion. I'm in agonizing pain. "I can ask my small friend to assist you," suggested the fox. But first, I have some demands.

"What are your demands?" Shera was curious.

Greetings, Your Majesty! "You must consent to my delivering six kicks to your back!" stated the fox.
"You want to kick me," the lion said. Do you not remember me? "I know! "But if you want me to remove the thorn, you must let me; otherwise, I must leave."
The lion began to think and decided that he would let the fox kick his back and then swallow up his young friend when the thorn was removed. As a result, the lion agreed.

Before contacting his small companion, the crafty fox began to kick the lion with his cooperation.
There emerged a little porcupine. He successfully removed the thorn with ease. The lion's feet are no longer as painful. When he realized he couldn't eat the porcupine with so many spines, he was overwhelmed with hatred, grief, and despair. Finally, he praised and applauded the fox's intelligence.