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English, 30.03.2020 19:02, heavendl13

Abraham's life in captivity was very different from that of his wild peers, as he learns when he meets the wild elephant male. What evidence supports this? Abraham's fear turns to anger when he meets the wild elephant male. The wild elephant male looked ancient but was just 10 years old. Abraham was healthy and strong, while the wild elephant was starved and injured. Abraham raised his head and trumpeted whereas the wild elephant stood his ground but did not charge.]

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