Who Am I?

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I have paws that look like human hands, have a pouch, and live in the Australian forest eating plants and grass. This describes an animal that is a kangaroo, as revealed at the end.

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I have paws that look like human
hands. I have a pouch. I live in
Australia in the forest. I eat plants
and grass.

Who Am I?

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Who Am I?

1. I have paws that look like human hands. I have a pouch. I live in Australia in the forest. I eat plants and grass. Who Am I?

2. I am a kangaroo.

Who Am I?

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