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The Black Footed Ferret |
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Rolling, running,
jumping Three playful little kits Like three little bouncy balls While their future waits and sits. Drinking their mother’s milk While she eats her daily meal Of Prairie Dogs galore She has nothing left to fear. Then the mother and her kits Happily move into their new home Where the Prairie Dog used to live And happily used to roam. They stay in their dark, warm burrow For ninety percent of their day Only coming out to hunt or mate Or simply out to play. They might not ever see their father He is missing out on a lot Not seeing his three dear kits Is doing what parents should not. Their mother teaches them to hunt And go out and live all on their own To prepare for life ahead And when they’re fully-grown. Then the mother says goodbye Her heart is a jagged stone Hoping they’ll stay safe As she lets them go off on their own. |
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