By depicting many creatures of prey in different ways, the poet produces hilarity. It is accomplished by the use of words and emotions. In his heart, the Bengal tiger is never "noble." The leopard kills its victim in a matter of seconds. However, we feel sorry for it, because we know that once captured, it will be shot or poisoned to death. The lion is king of the jungle and could kill every other creature if it wanted to. But it doesn't do this because it's evil or proud; it does it because it's hungry. If no food were available, the lion would still hunt because it needs to survive too. Its nature is pure, but because of man's destruction of its habitat, the lion has become homeless and must eat whatever it can find. The fox is clever and crafty. It hides from predators by digging holes for itself to hide in. Then it waits for its prey to fall into the hole before attacking it from behind. The weasel is very sneaky. It uses its tail like a snake to sneak up on its prey. Then it bites it hard enough to cause bleeding but not so hard that the animal dies immediately. The mongoose is a small carnivorous mammal found around human dwellings. It eats insects and other small animals that may be harmful to humans.