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The Amazing Amazon Adventure, Introduction

Introduction  

John lived in the Amazon rainforest with his pet harpy eagle, who he had named King because the feathers on his head looked like a crown. He also had some tapirs that he kept in a cage made of logs, which he milked every day (he milked the tapirs, not the cage), and a pet emperor tamarin, named Mustache. He had a log house (he cut down the trees with an axe that he got in a village), and sometimes he went to a nearby village to trade. He went hunting every day with a bow he had, and King tried to get a sloth, monkey a parrot or  anything else that he could catch. I hope you enjoy!

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  1. I like your introduction! Could you elaborate in your upcoming posts more about some of the characteristics of tapirs and a tamarins? I do not know anything about them.
    Thank you! Love, Grandma

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    1. I would if I knew what elaborate and characteristics mean.

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  2. Cool intro! I had to google harpy eagle because I didn't know what it was, and I learned that they eat monkeys.....!

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    1. They also eat sloths, possums, other birds and sometimes iguanas.

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  3. In other words...can you tell me more about tapirs and tamarins. What are they like? I don't know anything about them, Teach me! Love, Grandma

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  4. I looked up the definition of elaborate. It means to explain with great care and detail.
    The definition of characteristics means to give a feature or quality of a person, place, or thing, In other words, to describe it. Love, Grandma

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    1. Well, their are lots of different kinds of tamarins and marmosets (marmoset is another word for tamarin). Emperor tamarins are black with white mustaches, golden lion tamarins are gold, white-mantled tamarins are brown with white paws and have a white, fluffy patch of hair on their heads, saddleback tamarins are black with a reddish-brown "saddle" on their back, and pygmy marmosets are light brown. All of them are about the size of a squirrel, and their are about fifteen other kinds of tamarins and marmosets. Tapirs are grey, and look like pigs with a trunk about half a foot long.

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