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A document compares a raccoon and jackrabbit to determine who would win in a fight. It provides facts about each animal, noting that raccoons live in forests, eat small animals, and have litters of 4-6 kits, while jackrabbits are bigger and can jump higher in deserts and prairies. After research, the author concludes that the raccoon would win due to its better teeth, higher intelligence, and good vision.
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