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		<title>Animals in Australia</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Michael and I saw such cute and unique animals when we went to Australia. There was lots of sea life, and of course kangaroos and koalas, but also some animals I'd never seen before. We saw cute little echidnas (pronounced eh-KID-na), which are also called spiny anteaters. They are prehistoric animals and one of only  [...]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Michael and I saw such cute and unique animals when we went to Australia. There was lots of sea life, and of course kangaroos and koalas, but also some animals I&#8217;d never seen before. We saw cute little echidnas (pronounced eh-KID-na), which are also called spiny anteaters. They are prehistoric animals and one of only 2 mammals that lay eggs. We also saw quokkas, which look like really small kangaroos &#8211; but they can climb trees! They&#8217;re about the size of a house cat, and they are very friendly with humans.</p>
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