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Compare And Contrast Winters In Louisiana
In the nature of the winter season there is much to hear, see, and feel, in many different places of the world. However, in Louisiana, winters are quite different compared to a winter in New York. These winters do not cover the houses and streets with snow, but they still exceptionally cold. Mornings are frosty and the sun barely shines. In the evenings the weather becomes colder but, the sun get brighter by every minute. This contradicting climate causes Louisiana's state animals, black bears, rabbits and skunks, to go into hibernations. While, others like rabbits, armadillos, possums and deer roam about freely ignoring the freezing conditions.

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