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African Adventure, Introduction

Introduction
Jafari (an African male name) lived next to the Congo river, about half a hours walk from the African rainforest. He had a pet African wild dog called Paint because of his skin pattern, a lion with a black mane that Rob had found five years ago when he was a cub, who he called Leo, and a mixture of zebras and Oryxs in a cage made of hippo and elephant skin.

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  1. Fascinating! What are oryxs? I can't imagine it. Love, Grandma

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  2. Thank you Yan! You know so many animals that I have never heard of. fascinating!

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