Rikki Tikk Research Paper

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Rikki-tikki was a mongoose the mongoose ate snakes but it was a baby mongoose. Rikki-tikki meet up with nag and got in a fight. It was a battle to the death. Rikki-tikki needed to grab his neck to kill him. He did not hold on long enough and just made him mad.

Rikki-tikki new he could kill him he needed the right time. He had to eat not a whole meal he needs to stay skinny. For his strike it was "Rikk-tikk-tikki-tikki-tchk!" He was ready for him. He did not want him to be in the garden.

He was going to search around the garden all over he could not find him. Rikki-tikki could not find him but he found a snake.
A snake that was just as bad as a cobra. Rikki-tikki was fighting the snake and he saved ted from the snake and he was ok.

Rikki-Tikki

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