Aesop was the leading figure of Greek mythology and storytelling. His fables are known since ancient times all over the world.

They are written in such a way that readers seek hidden meanings and moral conclusions. In Aesop's fables, certain animals and birds primarily take the leading role, such as the fox, the wolf, the lion, the deer, the dog, the rooster, the frog, the mouse, the crab, the eagle, the raven, and so on.

These short stories, inspired by life itself, its passions and joys, are distinguished not only by their vibrancy but also by their symbolic and allegorical character.