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Ever wanted to create a Wildlife Park at your house? Well here is the start of your Animal Career.


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    Get some animals. Some useful articles for this include: Make a Reptile Zoo at Home. Create Aquariums so Lizards and Fish Can Coexist].
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    Make a museum of animal history in one of your home's rooms. Collect Shark Teeth and Dig for Fossils.
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    Create a name.
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    Draw a Map of it.
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    Open it to people so they can look at your wildlife park AT YOUR HOME!


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