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Why Did The Gorilla Get Its Tail In Hong Kong
How did the Gorilla lost its tail and got its strength

A long time ago, about 100 years, the first Gorilla that had ever walked the earth actually had a tail believe it or not. His tails made him stand out in the jungle. The Gorilla was called Kong and Kong was real wonderful friends with an old wise turtle named Jim. Jim was always the one who knew everything; because every time Kong had a question Jim will always have an answer. Now there is no telling how Jim came to be or how he ended up meeting Kong, it just happened.
For a while everything was going how it was supposed to go, everyone was getting along and there wasn’t really any situations that came up. Jim and Kong had their everyday conversation about what was new in the jungle or what they did that day or the day before. Animals kept coming and going they never seemed to stay and rest, always on the move. The only ones who seem to stay put was Jim and Kong.
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No one knew what happened but ever since that day everything just felt different. People say that the feeling that the animals had was like the feeling we had when we thought someone was following us or watching us. No one felt the same everyone seemed to always be watching for something, for what…...no one knew. Some said that an enormous shadow has gone over the jungle, others thought that a new breed of animals came to the jungle. Whatever it was the animals in the jungle need a protector.
Now when you get a good look at Kong it is like looking at a skyscraper or an elephant. Kong was the biggest animal in the jungle and they were no one else that could match his size. Everyone came together for a “meeting” and Jim

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