A deer is entrapped while he stands still enchanted by the melodious sound of a flute. An elephant dies when he carelessly touches the dust on the ground and an ant penetrates deep into his nostrils. A fly sees the colour of fire at night and can not help reaching there and thereby burnt to ashes. But at dusk when the petals of the flower are closed, the black bee does not try to come out by cutting its soft petals and remains there inebriated, a willful captive, waiting for the next dawn. Elephants are fond of lotus flower.
Any elephant reaches there, uproots the lotus plant and swallows it all causing death of the insect.
It is worth noticing that each of them is indulged in utilizing simply one of his sense-organs, not all of them simultaneously. A human being possesses all the five sense-organs of perception, namely, ear, skin, eyes, tongue and nose. He is accustomed to falling prone to excessive use of all of his sense-organs at the same time. This intense and insatiable human appetite for consumption has created a number of dangerous problems on the whole earth. Seeing the apparent 'differences' between himself and the Nature he often mistakes it for a 'staunch opposition' and he may fight against nature to conquer it.