The younger brothers in the story "Don't Count Your Chickens" are shown to be more naive and gullible compared to their older brothers. They easily fall for the trickery of the clever fox and are willing to believe in his promises of wealth and abundance without questioning his intentions. In contrast, the older brothers are depicted as more cautious and skeptical, advising their younger siblings to be wary of the fox’s deceitful tactics. This difference in attitude ultimately leads to the older brothers making wise decisions and protecting their chickens, while the younger brothers end up losing their flock due to their blind trust in the fox.
