A rabbit buys lambs from a shepherd. Later, the rabbit's lambs are eaten by a wolf. To get revenge, the rabbit digs a hole in his home, puts a fire in the hole, and covers the hole with a carpet. Then, the rabbit invites the wolf to his house. As soon as the wolf enters the house, he sees the carpet and sits down, but falls into the hole. The wolf is badly burnt badly and cries for help. For a long time, the rabbit does not pull the wolf up. When the rabbit finally drags the wolf out of the hole, the wolf struggles on the ice ground and his skin sticks to the ice. In pain, the wolf runs into thorn bushes, making the pain much worse. So, the rabbit makes the wolves pay for the eaten lambs.