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Page 353
... animals wander at will and fight their own battles unhampered by man . We in our cars were the ones that were " caged " ; the animals are free . Thanks to " Oom Paul " Kruger , president of the onetime Boer Republic of Transvaal , and ...
... animals wander at will and fight their own battles unhampered by man . We in our cars were the ones that were " caged " ; the animals are free . Thanks to " Oom Paul " Kruger , president of the onetime Boer Republic of Transvaal , and ...
Page 380
... animals , which reminded me of small deer or large gazelles . Some herds numbered a hundred or more ( pages 360 ... animals travel separately , except during mating season when they are occasionally seen in pairs . Giraffes Skyscrapers ...
... animals , which reminded me of small deer or large gazelles . Some herds numbered a hundred or more ( pages 360 ... animals travel separately , except during mating season when they are occasionally seen in pairs . Giraffes Skyscrapers ...
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... animals missing from the " Who's Who " of the animal kingdom in the United States seem to have been mountain sheep , bison , and opossum . Sonoma had three kinds of bear , as well as elk , deer , antelope , panther , wildcat , wolf and ...
... animals missing from the " Who's Who " of the animal kingdom in the United States seem to have been mountain sheep , bison , and opossum . Sonoma had three kinds of bear , as well as elk , deer , antelope , panther , wildcat , wolf and ...
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