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Personal Narrative: My Pangrillas

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My pangrilla lives in the bamboo forest that has a lot of bamboo and trees. My pangrilla has black and white fur so when it's sleeping in the trees it blends in with the thick leaves.The pangrilla fur color is codominant ,white,and black. There are some pangrillas that are only black this shows Generic Version.Generic Version helps the pangrilla survive in its habit because it can live in area of the forest that the tree leafs are bigger and thicker. If there is an area of the forest with less thick leafs then others if there is a thicker environment the all black husky will survive better than if the black and white one was there instead of the less thick environment

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