Text: Conversation between zoo tiger and forest tiger. Please answer it.
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What's your name? Forest Tiger: Hello, I'm a tiger from the forest. My name is Raj. Zoo Tiger: Nice to meet you, Raj. I've never met a tiger from the forest before. What's it like living in the wild? Forest Tiger: It's amazing. I have plenty of space to roam Show more…
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