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Animal Collecting, Africa, Introduction

 Jack and Roger were waiting in a zoo for the new African exhibit to open, which the brothers had provided about half of the animals. When it did open, the went inside to see the animals. "Look, there's Winter, the white lion, and there's Stripes, the plains zebra," said Jack. "Yes, and there's the python, and the cape buffalo, replied John. They passed other animals that they had captured (with the help of some Africans they had hired), such as honey badgers, jackals, aardvarks, warthogs, giraffes and meerkats. When they passed the serval cage they were invited to come in, as they were the ones who had captured the serval, and it was used to them and wouldn't attack them. After that, the zoo asked them to make a speech about how they had captured the animals. This is it.

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