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Snowflake was the first albino gorilla to every live everybody loved him everybody wanted to meet him so they put him in a gorilla habitat everybody loved him the barcelona zoo made millions on people trying to meet him people would pay millions to meet him and see him in person the zoo kept making hundreds thousands millions billions and the zoo got rich people would travel across the world to meet him.
One day they were at the the vet and they found out thatssnowflake was sick so they brought him back to the zoo and took good care of him then after 2 weeks they realised something was wrong so they took him back to the vet. They realised that he had skin cancer so everybody got sad and it went viral everybody knew about

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