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The lion was lying prostrate in the hay, waiting for its meal, when it noticed a zebra passing across the meadow.

The lion s ins, using all of his power to execute an in the aim of being able to his as fast as possible, But, unhappily for it, the zebra was fast put a right foot into the lion’s jaw, causing it and.

The lion quickly regained his pride and made the next, At the speed of the Lord of the Forest, it soon caught up with its possible meal, leaping onto the back of the zebra and sinking its s fangs deep into its s.

Undaunted, the zebra fought valiantly against the for Undaunted, the zebra fought fiercely for his life against the, It ducked out of the lion’s jaws once more, Surprisingly, the soon regained his position in the s of the zebra and its tail.

However, it was unlucky for it to be walked on a quagmire and slid, providing the chance to swiftly escape away, leaving the ruler of the meadow behind sheepishly because of defeat in front of a group of s.

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