Once upon a time, in a lively farm, there lived a llama named Larry. Larry was special because he loved telling jokes. His jokes were so funny that they made everyone laugh. Larry wanted to share his jokes with all the animals on the farm.
One sunny morning, Larry saw a group of chickens pecking at the ground. He trotted over and said, "Hey, why did the chicken join the band? Because it had the drumsticks!" The chickens giggled and clucked with joy.
Next, Larry saw a cow named Daisy munching on some grass. Larry walked up to her and said, "Hey Daisy, why don’t cows have any money? Because the farmers milk them dry!" Daisy mooed with laughter, and even the other cows in the field chuckled.
Larry felt so happy seeing everyone laugh. He decided to visit the pond where the ducks were swimming. "Hey ducks," Larry called out, "What do you get if you cross a duck with a comedian? A wise quacker!" The ducks quacked loudly, splashing water everywhere as they laughed.
One day, Larry noticed that the farmer's dog, Max, was feeling sad. Larry went up to Max and said, "Hey Max, why do dogs run in circles? Because it's hard to run in squares!" Max wagged his tail and barked happily, feeling much better.
Soon, word spread across the farm about Larry's funny jokes. Even the sheep, goats, and horses came to listen to him. Every evening, all the animals gathered around Larry to hear his latest jokes.
One evening, Larry noticed a new animal on the farm—a shy little pig named Penny. Larry trotted over and said, "Hey Penny, why are pigs so bad at keeping secrets? Because they always squeal!" Penny laughed and said, "That's so funny, Larry! Can we be friends?"
Larry and Penny became best friends, and they told jokes together every day. The farm was always filled with laughter, thanks to Larry the Llama and his wonderful jokes. All the animals lived happily, enjoying the fun and joy Larry brought to their lives.
The end.