The story of the scorpion and the frog is an ancient African proverb that explains the importance of knowing whom to trust. In the story, a frog is preparing to cross a river when it is approached by a scorpion. The scorpion asks the frog to give it a ride on its back to traverse the river. The frog is wary of his prospective passenger’s intentions, but the charismatic scorpion sincerely promises that he won’t sting the frog. The amphibian, convinced by the scorpion’s genuineness, finally relents and allows the scorpion to hitch a ride across the water. When they reach the opposite shore, the scorpion dismounts the frog and stings it to death.

“But you promised,” the frog says as he slowly dies. “I thought you were one of the good scorpions. Why did you do this?”

The scorpion looks at the frog and, with a wry smile, responds, “I am a scorpion. It is my nature.”
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