Howie And Beagle Animals

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This animal may seem strange when you first look at it, however it is known to be the sweetest and loving animal around. This rare creature is called a Beleagle. Beleagles appear to be a mixture of a beluga whale and a beagle dog. It’s quite a story of how this creature came into being. There was a beagle named, Skip. Skip lived in Florida with this human family, the “Williams.” The Williams owned the nearby aquarium and took Skip to work with them everyday. Skip knew all of the animals at the aquarium, but his favorite was the beluga whales. Skip hung out with the whales all day; he helped feed them, teach them tricks, and even had a special suit he could wear so he could go swimming with them. One of the beluga’s name was, Howie. Howie and Skip were the two best friends anyone could ask for. One day Skip was going to jump in the tank to swim but Howie reminded him to put his suit on. Skip did not like having to wear that every time he swam. He said, “I sure do wish I could swim in there without a suit.” Howie has also always wondered what would it …show more content…
Something magical happened that night when they were both asleep. When they both woke up with body parts of the other animal! Skip woke up, and began his day with his everyday routine of chasing his tail. Instead of it being a tale, it was a fin! Skip knew he felt a little weird and then looked in the mirror and noticed his head looked just like Howies. Skip ran down to the aquarium and noticed Howie was freaking out a little because he now has Skip’s body and legs. They were both very confused, but also excited because their wish came true. Howie jumped out of the water and was able to walk and breathe perfectly. Howie said to Skip, “Go ahead and jump in the water, I bet you can swim now without wearing that suit!” Skip jumped right in, and could swim great

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