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Animals by Garima Sahu God created humans and animals to live on earth. He said that God gave man a higher status than animals. The great American poet Walt Whitman believed that animals were greater than humans. The poet praised some of the characteristics of non-human animals. He made observations about animals and humans through his poem "Animals". Walt Whitman loves animal company. The poet wants to live among animals because according to him animals are calm and self-sufficient. They are seven about their circumstances, not seven. They are always satisfied and do their duty to God. Animals always show their love and respect for humans. Animals live a life of contentment and peace. He has no passion for keeping things. They show no respect for others. Also, they do not even honor their thousand old descendants. Dissatisfaction and happiness are the same for them. Man loves material things. The man wakes up at night. They cry for the mistake they made. Eventually, they los...
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By Subhadeep Sahoo X f 41

. Subhadeep Sahoo The story is written by Mr. Gavin Maxwell. Gavin used to live in acottage in Camusfearna in the West Highland in Scotland. It was a verybeautiful place, where he used to live. He had a dog, but after the death of his dog,he felt very sad to keep another one. But when he moved to Iraq, he happened to see another animal - an otter, you can see the picture of an otter right here. Whathappens next, is there in our story. I would be signing as the author himself. You all must be knowing or having a petat your home - a dog, a cat, different animal. You must be knowing that having a pet is not an easy thing. You have to feed the pet, take care of it. It's aserious, full-time responsibility. It's not easy at all. Here the author hastried to express his own feelings about the pet. Now I would be signing the story,everyone watch me. In 1956, I traveled to Southern Iraq. I saw there some Arab people petting an otter. It was such a new animal for me, then I thought ofhavi...
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