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Can you see these animals where you live? Would you like to have one of them as a pet?
Yes, in my garden I can find spiders, millipedes, worms, and more. Honestly, I don't like insects but, I respect them because they are an important part of the food chain. Sometimes our garden is visited by various species of birds, but I don't know their names.
I'm ok with my cats. I wouldn't like to have any of these animals as a pet.
I'm arachnophobic but when I see any spider or cockroach I feel shiver and scared, Just olny have a dog and cat these animals I like it.
I love swallows; their freedom and joy make them fascinating creatures. While doves are known as symbols of peace, swallows feel more lively and full of energy. On the other hand, I find crabs, spiders, and millipedes unsettling, and I absolutely despise cockroaches. Despite my fear of some creatures, I enjoy the soothing sound of frogs singing in the spring—it brings a sense of peace and renewal.
I can see swallows,beetles,frogs,doves,spiders.I don't want have one of them as a pet.
Yes, I can see these animals in my country ,however it is penguin is not.
I like to have own animal budgie .
In addition it is animal friendly to people. Foirthermore, it was the talk.
I can see these animals in my country except penguin. I don't have any pet but if I want to have I would like to choose budgie.
In our home country side there are whole lots of animals and creatures living in the environment, for instance there are some beetles having different shapes, beetles live in ranches and farms.
budgie are not always available but doves and other birds are available in conservation centers near villages.
Where I live, there are no penguins. I just see them on TV and images.
I do not like to have any of them as a pet, especially the cockroach, the flea, the millipede and the spider...