In a sunny forest, there are two anthills. One anthill is home to red ants. The other anthill is home to black ants. The red ants and the black ants live near each other.
One day, the red ants want to explore the forest. They see tasty food near the black anthill. "We want that food!" says the red ant leader. The red ants march toward the black anthill.
The black ants see the red ants coming. "Stop! This food is ours!" shouts the black ant leader. The two groups get angry.
A battle begins! The red ants and black ants run toward each other. They push and pull. The ants bite each other. The forest fills with the sounds of battle.
The red ants are brave, but the black ants are strong. They work together and defend their anthill. The red ants try to take the food, but they cannot.
After a long fight, both groups get tired. The red ant leader says, "Let’s stop and think." The black ant leader agrees. They call for a truce.
The two leaders meet in the middle of the forest. "Why do we fight?" asks the red ant leader. "There is enough food for everyone," replies the black ant leader.
The ants talk and decide to share the food. They work together to gather it. The red ants and black ants learn that it is better to be friends.
Now, the red ants and black ants work as a team. They find food and share it happily. The two anthills become friends.
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