Once upon a time, in a dense forest, there lived a beautiful peacock who was always proud of his colorful feathers. He loved to flaunt his feathers and would often dance under the bright sun, showing off his beauty to all the animals in the forest.

One day, as he was prancing around, he spotted a little bird perched on a nearby branch. It was a canary, and the peacock noticed that she was not as colorful as he was.

Feeling superior, he asked the canary, "Why are you so dull and drab? Don't you wish you were as beautiful as me?"

The canary replied, "I may not be as colorful as you, but my voice is sweet and melodic. I can sing the most beautiful songs anyone has ever heard."

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The peacock, not believing her, challenged her to a singing competition.

The canary agreed and started singing the most beautiful melodies while the peacock tried to match her with his dance.

The other animals in the forest gathered around, watching the competition with awe.

But as the competition went on, the peacock realized that the canary's voice was indeed the most beautiful thing he had ever heard.

Ashamed of his arrogance, the peacock apologized to the canary and became good friends.

From that day on, the peacock learned to appreciate the beauty of others, not just his own.

And so, the story ended, leaving everyone wondering: If we only judge by looks, what else are we missing out on?

The end.