Frog's Dive | A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

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In the swamp lived a frog named "Frog," a little one with a dream as big as the tallest tree in the swamp. Since he was small, he longed to become the best diver, imagining leaps with majestic plunges into the deep waters of the river that wound beneath the forest.

One day, determined to make his dream come true, Frog climbed to the top of the largest tree in the swamp. The sun was shining and with his heart beating, he launched himself into the void with all the grace and courage he could muster. But the excitement soon turned to tragedy: the shallow waters did not allow for a graceful dive; the impact cost him his life.

That was the tragedy of the swamp, all the frogs were plunged into sorrow, there was a deep and long silence, and the river carried away the tears of those who knew him. To honor his memory and teach everyone that courage also requires prudence, the frogs erected a statue in his honor, reminding that although dreams are vital, one must never risk their life without assessing the danger.