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Mark and Mike are having a few beers together. Mike tells Mark about his lifelong quest to find the elusive pink elephant in the wilds of Africa. Mike tells Mark that Mike has spent 25 years and $2,000,000 to corner the animal in a specific field in Congo. Mike goes on to say that once he catches the animal, the San Diego zoo will pay him $100,000,000 for the animal. Mark decides to double-cross Mike and flies to the Congo with a crew and captures the animal exactly where Mike's crew had cornered it. Mike sues claiming the animal belongs to him. Who owns the animal? a. Neither Mike or Mark. The animal is not personal property and cannot be owned.
b. Both Mike and Mark. They would own the animal as implied partners.
c. Mark. Since he captured the animal.
d. Mike. Since he spent enormous time and had the animal cornered.

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