This isn't actually a proverb; it is a quote from Leo Tolstoy's short story, The Two Brothers.
In the context of the story, two brothers come across a stone that tells them that they must steal the cubs from a she-bear and run up a mountain to find happiness. The younger brother wants to do what the stone says, but the older brother desists, telling him that "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush."
The younger brother replies:
I have heard: "He who is afraid of the leaves must not go into the forest."
In short, he belittles the older brother's caution. This quote is believed by many to mean "If you are afraid of the little things in life, you are likely to miss the big picture, or the big catch."
Some misinterpret it as "You need to overcome your fears by facing them", but the context suggests otherwise.
proverb.
This isn't actually a proverb; it is a quote from Leo Tolstoy's short story, The Two Brothers.In the context of the story, two brothers come across a stone that tells them that they must steal the cubs from a she-bear and run up a mountain to find happiness. The younger brother wants to do what the stone says, but the older brother desists, telling him that "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush."The younger brother replies:I have heard: "He who is afraid of the leaves must not go into the forest."In short, he belittles the older brother's caution. This quote is believed by many to mean "If you are afraid of the little things in life, you are likely to miss the big picture, or the big catch."Some misinterpret it as "You need to overcome your fears by facing them", but the context suggests otherwise.
a deciduous forest is a forest that looses its leaves in autumn
No, a deciduous forest refers to the equatorial rainforests or other rainforests that lose their leaves, the rainforest in Twilight is coniferous, meaning that it is evergreen and doesn't lose it's leaves.Equatorial rainforests are not evergreen, they do lose their leaves just not all at once so they appear green in general.
Trees in the rain forest are mostly deciduous trees meaning they have leaves, not needles. Leaves are usually green but can be reddish or yellowish. Some plants have leaves that are almost black. It is unclear from the question what "that colour" is.
Evergreen forest
the forest that is the same as the temperate forest is called a deciduous forest. it is a forest of trees that change color in the fall, loose their leaves in the winter, and grow new leaves in the spring and sometimes have blossoms in the summer. deciduous means the leaves change colors fall of the tree then grow again.
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A forest with trees that lose their leaves each year.
Forest, to be excact Coniferious Forest
temperate rain forest
Yes