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Arctic Adventure, Chapter Two

Aput went fox hunting, as it was turning winter and arctic foxes have the warmest fur and can survive -58 F, aka -50 C. He put a seal-skin glove on, put a seal-skin hood on his gyrfalcon, hitched the dogs to his sled, and went to a village, where he borrowed a yakut/yakutian horse (horse breed that lives in the arctic and has long fur), because to spot a fox he had to go up a mountain, which a sled can't do. Then he rode up a mountain with his gyrfalcon. He soon spotted a fox and took the hood of the falcon. It immediately dived at the fox, and soon overtook it. Then Aput rode up and was about to kill and skin it when twelve pups (pups can be baby sharks, seals, dogs, wolves, mice, rats and lemurs). Aput knew that if he killed the mother fox that the young foxes would die, so he let the fox go free.


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  1. I am so glad that Aput let the fox go free! Very interesting story! I am learning and enjoying so much! Thank you for entertaining me and teaching me! Great job Yan!

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