The introduction to the Panchatantra.

Sanjivaka - the bull gets abandoned in the forest where he finds an unlikely friend.

A monkey gets too curious for comfort.

A jackal fears the unknown, only to realize that his fears were completely unfounded.

Dantila learns never to illtreat anyone no matter how powerless they may seem at the outset.

A Sage gets too greedy and trusts the only person he should never trust - a thief.

A jackal teaches a crow to outwit a cobra. A crab gets the better of a crane.

A lion may be powerful, but if he doesn't use his common sense, all it takes for his downfall is a clever rabbit.

A bed bug trusts a flea and brings upon her own downfall

A jackal tries to turn an accident into a fortune. But trickery only brings his downfall.

An innocent camel is tricked by a crow and a jackal.

A pair of plover birds battle the sea

A turtle fails to listen to the wise words of his friends.

A fish resorts to fate and perishes owing to his inaction.

A sparrow teams up with his friends to take an elephant down

Garuda - the great eagle - takes pity on the plover birds

A jackal tricks his friends but ends up alone.

A foolish bird gives unwanted advise to a monkey.

A foolish sparrow brings about her own downfall by trying to help a monkey.

Never forget gratitude to those who give us a hand

Mere planning without a thought to the consequences is futile.

If a rat can eat iron, then a kite can carry a boy.

If we surround ourselves with fools we can only expect unfavorable results.

A thief saves the life of those he wanted to steal from

A flock of doves work together to escape from a hunter.

A crow and rat become friends overcoming their natural enmity.

The crow and the rat visit the turtle. The conversations begin.

The rat relates his sorrowful tale.

A Brahmini learns about greed.

Greed brings down a greedy jackal.

Shandili tries to exchange bad sesame seeds for good ones.

The hermit and his friend outwit the rat.

A single verse and the law of Karma.

A weaver is tested by Karma and Kartha.

A deer joins the group. Friends help one another foil a hunter's plans.

Owls kill crows and the crow king asks for advice from his ministers.

A crow foils the plans of an owl to become the king of birds.

A hare outwits an elephant by pointing to the moon.

A hare and a sparrow destroy themselves by choosing a wicked mediator.

Three crooks fool a Brahmana and make him give up his goat.

A group of ants overcome a cobra.

The old minister lays out his plan to overcome the owls.

A Brahmana and a cobra form a mutually beneficial alliance, until greed interferes.

A king falls prey to an owl's strategy.

A dove's sacrifice changes a hunter.

A thief plays cupid between and old man and his wife.

The disagreement between a thief and a Rakshasa causes loss for both of them.