In the Mahabharata, Yudhishthira encounters a mystical pond during his exile, where a crane poses questions to him. When Yudhishthira answers correctly, he is allowed to drink from the pond, but his brothers, who disregard the crane's warnings, drink from it and fall unconscious. Ultimately, Yudhishthira demonstrates his wisdom and virtue by prioritizing morality and truth, leading to the resurrection of his brothers when he answers the crane's final question correctly. This event highlights Yudhishthira's character and reinforces themes of righteousness and the consequences of one's actions.
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"As a kshatriya ( a person of the warrior caste, Yudhistira felt it his duty to help the brahmin,"
When a frog lays hundreds of eggs in a small pond what happens to the population of frogs in the pond
Normally, in that scenario, weeds grow around the pond.
Patience
it's start to increase by egg
Yudhistira succeeds in the challenge by being truthful and humble. He overcomes his inner struggles and finds the strength to face the ordeal with courage and integrity. His success is attributed to his adherence to dharma and righteousness, which ultimately leads to his triumph.
Possible Answer: The pond will be begin filling due to the absence of fish. Sediment will fill the pond; Shallow areas will begin filling and plants will slowly begin growing closer to the center of the pond. What is left of the pond will become wetland or marsh or a swamp.
Susharma
it gets wet
it sinks
Big fish throw them back.