Do you know animals?

Mar 11, 2019

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Do you know animals?. dog. tiger. wolf. excellent!. cow. fox. owl. brilliant!. owl. cock. hen. great!. super!. bear. cow. camel. monkey. mouse. lion. OK!. camel. elephant. lion. good for you!. wonderful. hen. mouse. rabbit. camel. chicken. cow. marvelous!. mouse.

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Do you know animals?
dog tiger wolf excellent!
cow fox owl brilliant!
owl cock hen great!
super! bear cow camel
monkey mouse lion OK!
camel elephant lion good for you!
wonderful hen mouse rabbit
camel chicken cow marvelous!
mouse bear well done monkey
frog fish wolf
panda coala bear perfect!
hen cock chicken fantastic!
superb! crocodile rabbit zebra

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