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Caribou
The tall, bull caribou stopped to rest on high knoll above the arctic tundra that he had just fled from.
He had been driven in a furious rage racing from the army of mosquitoes and
flies which tortured him. He began to breathe easier and to eat moss growing up on top of
the knoll. His small herd of 15 were on their way to join the northwest Alaskan herd. Soon
the rest of the herd was peacefully eating beside him. They ate for a few minutes until
the pests arrived. The caribou ran for a quarter of a mile before coming to stop for
another rest. This time instead of eating all the caribou laid down to sleep. The next
morning, the caribou woke up and resumed their quest for the northwest Alaskan herd of
200,000. Later that day the caribou were crossing a river and they found that all the
pests were gone! Two days later they found the large northwest herd and peacefully rested
with them.
He had been driven in a furious rage racing from the army of mosquitoes and
flies which tortured him. He began to breathe easier and to eat moss growing up on top of
the knoll. His small herd of 15 were on their way to join the northwest Alaskan herd. Soon
the rest of the herd was peacefully eating beside him. They ate for a few minutes until
the pests arrived. The caribou ran for a quarter of a mile before coming to stop for
another rest. This time instead of eating all the caribou laid down to sleep. The next
morning, the caribou woke up and resumed their quest for the northwest Alaskan herd of
200,000. Later that day the caribou were crossing a river and they found that all the
pests were gone! Two days later they found the large northwest herd and peacefully rested
with them. 
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