Asked by ILTHSM_

Quick question. Is it the fox and the scorpion, or is it the frog and the scorpion? Or is it both?
Answered by Ms. Sue
It seems that it goes by either name.

https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=dojTW47eF8ap_QbBt5D4DA&q=fox+and+the+scorpion+story&oq=&gs_l=psy-ab.1.1.35i39l6.0.0..6491...1.0..0.129.129.0j1......0......gws-wiz.....6.cCp34uVeZvI
Answered by ILTHSM_
Never mind, I figured it out, it's actually the frog and the scorpion. The story is, the frog is minding his own business when a scorpion comes along and asks him for a ride across the river. The frog denied the first time. The scorpion said that if he stung him they would both die, The frog gave him a lift across the river, then suddenly the scorpion stung him. What the frog didn't know was that scorpions can hold their breath for 6 days. The frog ended up dying, and so did the scorpion because he couldn't get across the river without assistance. The End. That was the best summary I could give of the story.
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