He used a lot of animals and people, even the elements.
Here is one:
An Angler after a long day's toil, had nothing to show his pains for one small fish. As he was taking the perch off the hook the fish spoke: "Spare me, good fisherman.I am so small I will make you but a sorry meal.Throw me back into the river, and later when I am grown bigger and worth eating, you may come here and catch me again.""No,no," said the wary angler,"I have you now, but if you once get back in the water, your tune will be 'catch me if you can.'"And he has morals to them(Of course!):
He wrote the stories to convince people of their way of thinking to his way of thinking.Moral: Beware the promises of a desperate man!
Aesop was a ex-slave who got free because of his amazing talents of writing fables.
Here is his life: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aesop#Life
Do you like him?
I do!
Oh, and I am making a fable:
Once, a fight came in between a rhino and a lion, each thinking he was more superior, and they went to the nearby wolf to settle themselves. The wolf, knowing he would probably get killed by the one who lost, made a quick plan. When the lion and rhino came, the wolf said,"I will speak to you, but only one at a time." He then told the rhino he could squish the lion, and the lion he could eat the rhino in a bite. The enemy animals said "I am more powerful!", then looked at each other and sprang , while the wolf made a get away.
