Baby Lion Research Paper

I remember my father always telling me not to wander off when I was little, it's because I would walk around the farm my Papa had without anyone’s knowledge. I would go into the cornfields and get lost, go see the cats or cows. However, going up into a loft so to say, is the barn was always my favorite. I would hide out for what seemed like hours to a four year old, but was really 30 minutes at most. I would sit up there and watch the cows, pigs, cats and chickens through the windows. I would always get so excited so I went down and tried to pet them. My father told me a story that he found me in the cow pen and started hyperventilating, but it turns out, the cows thought I was their baby. I would run around screaming and laughing as he was having a heart attack. I always felt normal when I was with animals like that. I always grew up knowing I wanted to do something with the animals or with nature. Correspondingly, these experiences led me to want a baby lion when I grow up, I always had …show more content…
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