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MAVERICK [17]
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Seasonal Changes of Animals in Florida Seasonal Changes of Animals in Wyoming

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Lapatulllka [165]2 years ago
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what is different about these two different foxes is the fox in Florida looks like he is on a diet of plants. The fox in wyoming looks like he has a squirel or some kind of animal in his mouth. Also their environment that they live in is completely different from each other hope it helps

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