What is the moral of the story?

Here is the story:
Four cows lived in a forest near a meadow. They were good friends and did everything together. They grazed together and stayed together, because of which no tigers or lions were able to kill them for food.

But one day, the friends fought and each cow went to graze in a different direction. A tiger and a lion saw this and decided that it was the perfect opportunity to kill the cows. They hid in the bushes and surprised the cows and killed them all, one by one.

Choices for the moral of the story:
1. Cows are better off alone.
2. Tigers and lions are friendly to cows.
3. It is always safe in the forest.
4. There is strength in unity.
The moral of the story is 'There is strength in unity.' This describes the fact that the reason the cows were able to coexist peacefully and safely was because of their unity, which made it difficult for predators to attack them. Another possible choice for the moral of the story could be 'Cows are better off alone,' as the conflict among the cows led to their demise. However, this seems less likely because it does not match the storyline. '@
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