In the forest, a fox named Felix was renowned for his cunning. After solving a few mysteries, he decided to become a detective. With his exceptional flair and hunting instinct, he was confident he could solve any investigation. One day, he received his first case: carrots that had disappeared from a rabbit's garden. Felix walked toward the scene of the crime, an area carefully marked out by paw prints. Everything around it seemed normal, except for the presence of a nibbled carrot abandoned on the ground. The case was becoming intriguing! Felix crouched down and examined the carrot with a magnifying glass. A small piece had been clipped off. He scanned the surroundings, noting small paw prints—not those of a rabbit, but of a hedgehog. Curious... He followed the prints to a bush, where he discovered a small note stuck under a leaf: "Carrot to share with the fox!" Felix smiled, realizing that the hedgehog had actually wanted to leave a piece for him, knowing full well he would come to investigate his theft. Felix bent over to the carrot, grabbed it, and without wasting a second, bit into the leftover piece. After all, he was a fox before he was a detective, and a fox never lets a good carrot go to waste. He savored every bite, proud of his small victory. The investigation was solved. Felix, the cunning detective, had found the culprit and collected his loot in the process, like any good fox. From that day on, he became the forest's go-to detective, always ready to solve mysteries!
