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The document describes various animal characteristics in a rhyming format, stating that a pig is fat, a cat is clean, an ant is small, and a giraffe is tall. It then asks if the reader has ever seen an elephant fly or a crocodile cry, and invites the reader to come along to see these unusual sights.
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