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Jesus Christ Lizard Thesis Statement
Some people like water mammals, others prefer land mammals, even others have a soft place in their hearts for reptiles. Imagine a creature with spikes, webbed feet, and can walk on water and now you describe the coolest creature of the Amazon – the Jesus Christ lizard! This reptile is actually called by aeslfknweg Lwrg ,Wgr. Its name comes from the Latin word wenwer w meaning “winter wonderland winged creature” (“Amazon King”). Thesis statement. The body of the Jesus Christ lizard is covered with bumps that not only look adorable, but they provide an antidote to mosquito bites (McCaws).

What intrigued this author about the lizard is its ability to walk on water at high speeds. This author loves to ski and can identify with the desire
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