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English, 18.10.2019 22:00 ariyanna029

Suppose you are a rare animal that is being hunted down for special reasons. you are pregnant and tired. you are the only one left in your species.
would you live in the wild: hungry, scared but free
or
in the zoo: caged, lonely but healthy?
justify. also, give a name for yourself and what reasons are you hunted for.

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