Apollo, the god of the sun, sent Corvus the crow on a quick but important mission to fetch water from a nearby, ultra-clear spring. Apollo sent off Corvus with one of his favorite king-sized chalices.

Seeing a crow drinking water: If you see a crow drinking water from any pot while going somewhere, then understand that you are going to gain wealth. If you go to do some work, then understand ...

Aesop’s fables told of a crow that dropped stones into a pitcher to raise the level of the water within its reach. This is no mere fiction – scientists have found that rooks, close relatives ...

First up we have this interesting image from Amit Kumar reminiscent of the fable 'The Crow and the Water Jar'. "I took this pic near my office at Khar Road in Mumbai," he says.

His story "The Crow and the Pitcher" features a thirsty crow that encounters a pitcher with water in the bottom. But his beak isn’t long enough to reach it.

"A thirsty crow wanted water from a pitcher, so he filled it with pebbles to raise the water level to drink," summarizes a famous Aesop Fable.While this tale is thousands of years old, animal ...