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    Animals in the City

    It’s easy to see


    animals in the zoo.
    But if you look
    around in the city,
    animals are
    everywhere!
    1
    Pigeons are everywhere in the city, picking
    up food on the streets.
    2
    Raccoons live in the city too. Sometimes
    they look for food in the trash.
    3
    This moose walked all the way from the
    forest into someone’s front yard !
    4
    This swan is crossing the street to get back
    to the lake.
    4
    In some cities, horses help the police keep
    people safe.
    6
    In other cities, elephants give people rides
    on the streets.
    7
    There are lots of animals in the city.
    What animal will you see next?
    8
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