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Elephants are the heaviest land animals. They are also intelligent and have good memories. Most of them live in Africa and Asia, such as in Lampung, Indonesia. They use their long trunks almost like an arm, to put food and water in their mouths. They eat grass and plants.Bears have thick fur coats to protect them from the cold. Most of them live in northern parts of the world. They are large and powerful. They have a good sense of smell. Some of them eat meat, and some of them eat honey. In winter, some bears find a snug place to hibernate.
Tigers are the biggest of all cats. They live in the grasslands and forests. Their stripped coat gives them good camouflage when they hunt. They love meat to eat.
Monkeys are clever mammals that can solve problems and hold things in their hands. They live in groups called troops. Monkey eat plants, birds' eggs, small animals, and insects. Most of them live in the forest.
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Tigers are the biggest of all cats. They live in the grasslands and forests. Their stripped coat gives them good camouflage when they hunt. They love meat to eat.
Monkeys are clever mammals that can solve problems and hold things in their hands. They live in groups called troops. Monkey eat plants, birds' eggs, small animals, and insects. Most of them live in the forest.
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Kalimat nomina sentence: "Elephants are the heaviest land animals."
Kalimat verba sentence: "They use their long trunks almost like an arm, to put food and water in their mouths."
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