Once upon a time, in a jungle far away, there lived a clever fox named Finn. Finn was known for his quick thinking and problem-solving skills. One day, he came across a lion and an elephant arguing over who was the strongest. Finn knew that this argument would lead to trouble, so he decided to intervene.

Finn approached the lion and the elephant and said, 'Why argue about strength when you both have unique abilities?' The lion roared, 'I am the king of the jungle and the strongest of all animals!' The elephant trumpeted, 'I may not be the strongest, but I am the wisest and have the best memory.' Finn smiled and proposed a challenge to settle their argument.

The lion and the elephant agreed to Finn's challenge. Finn asked them questions about the jungle, its animals, and its plants. The lion answered the questions about strength and hunting, while the elephant answered questions about wisdom and memory. It was a close game, but ultimately, the elephant won.

The lion and the elephant realized that they were both strong and wise in their own ways. They thanked Finn for helping them see that they didn't need to compare themselves to prove their worth. From that day forward, they became good friends and learned to appreciate each other's strengths.

And so, the clever fox Finn taught the lion and the elephant an important lesson about problem-solving and accepting differences. They lived peacefully in the jungle, always remembering the value of cooperation and understanding.