The Mockingbird and the Ants is not an Aesop's fable, it's an allegorical poem. The Swan, the Barracuda, and the Prawn were created by the Russian writer Krylov.

. The Mockingbird and the Ants is a famous allegorical poem written by the seventeenth-century French writer La Fontaine, which has become almost an initiation poem for children in the West. The chic of this fable poem is that it has a sense of humor.

The swan, the barracuda, and the prawn were written by the Russian writer Krylov. Krylov was a Russian writer. His fables played an active role in forming the social consciousness of the Russian people. Krylov's fables have a wide reputation in the world, and were translated into more than ten languages during the writer's lifetime, and now there are fifty or sixty, some of which are included in the textbooks, so his influence is far-reaching.