The Stag at the River

A Stag, very thirsty because of the heat, came to a river in a forest to drink some water

He saw his shadow reflected in the water, and greatly admired the size of his horns, but felt ashamed of his weak and thin legs. “I wish my legs were as beautiful as my horns,” he sobbed. 
While he was lost in these thoughts, a Lion appeared at the river. 

The Stag fled from the river in an instant, but his horns soon became entangled with the branches and he found himself stuck. The Lion quickly caught up with him and captured him. “How wrong I was to despise my legs which could have saved me now, had it not been for my horns which I so admired!” he cried.

This story teaches you that
“The most valuable things are often disregarded.”