The Thirsty Crow is the well-loved story based on an Aesop’s Fable, where a crow gets thirsty while he is flying. He sees a jug of water, but he cannot reach the water to drink. He slowly puts pebbles in the jug one at a time. Eventually the water rises and he can drink.
The moral of the story is: Keep trying when you have a good idea.
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