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Today I'm going to explain why I really like bugs. Bugs are my favorite because they can be slimy silly and fun! I love bugs, don't you? Here is why I love bugs.

Bugs are really funny because of how they look like some have lots of eye and some has cool wing and it looks nice. I went firefly catching with my mommy and daddy and we catched a lot of fireflys it was so amazing. Did you ever go firefly catching?

This is why I love bugs. thanks you!

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