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Animal Collecting, India, Chapter Seven

 Jack and John decided that they had captured enough animals. Not only had they captured the white tiger, the Indian rhino, the strawberry leopard,the albino elephant and the brown panda, all of them, except the Indian rhino are very rare color mutations of they had also captured a blackbuck (deer. Males are black with white stomachs.), two Indian wolves, a Hoolock gibbon (monkey), an Indian flying squirrel, an Indian python and an Indian peafowl/peacock.

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