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Savannah lions, half the size of their mountain cousins, are just as fierce as they prey on the fluffy white sheep and wooly barmotez who graze the prairie grasslands. While the lions dine on a diet mainly of sheep, the savannah grizzley will attack most anyone on sight. Another creature of interest is the green-banded amphisbaena, a worm-like lizard with two heads and no tail.

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	Savannah lions, half the size of their mountain cousins, are just as fierce as they prey on the fluffy white sheep and wooly barmotez who graze the prairie grasslands. While the lions dine on a diet mainly of sheep, the savannah grizzley will attack most anyone on sight. Another creature of interest is the green-banded amphisbaena, a worm-like lizard with two heads and no tail.		Savannah lions, half the size of their mountain cousins, are just as fierce as they prey on the fluffy white sheep and wooly barmotez who graze the prairie grasslands. While the lions dine on a diet mainly of sheep, the savannah grizzley will attack most anyone on sight. Another creature of interest is the green-banded amphisbaena, a worm-like lizard with two heads and no tail.

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