Address to click

Once upon a time, in a world full of puzzles and riddles, there lived a wise old owl named Mr. Crossword. He loved to stay up at night solving word games and quizzing his animal friends about tricky clues.

One day, Mr. Crossword came across a crossword puzzle with an interesting clue that read, “Address to click.” He pondered this for a while, but none of his animal friends had a satisfying answer.

As Mr. Crossword was perched on a branch, he noticed a group of squirrels scurrying around a nearby computer. Curiosity got the best of him, and he flew closer to observe.

To his amazement, he saw the computer screen displaying a web page with a unique address at the top. It was called a URL or Uniform Resource Locator.

Mr. Crossword was delighted to have finally figured out the clue. He flew back to his animal friends and shared his discovery with them. From that day on, whenever they came across the clue “Address to click,” they confidently filled in the answer, “URL.”

And so, Mr. Crossword’s clever observation made solving crossword puzzles a little more enjoyable for all his animal friends.