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Answer Following Question in Short.How Did Kangaroos React to Duck’S Request?

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Answer following question in short.

How did kangaroos react to duck’s request?

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Solution

The kangaroo said that he required some thought. He had an objection that the duck’s feet were wet and cold. This might make duck sick.

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