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ANSI Animals D. Titchenell Aug. 10, 1990 Fiona's books show ducks and hares, Gorillas, pigs and panda bears. It looked a useful thing to do --To take them with us to the zoo. It seems that everywhere we go There is so very much to know And every single creature there Was formed with some creative flair. A camel? -- no that isn't true Mine's got one hump, you've got two. This illustrator had some fun My rhino's two horned, you have one. A huge black pig, that can't be right My pig's small and cute and white. This parrot's like the one I saw But here they call it a macaw. The alligator's traits confuse I try to find what I should use To tell him from the crocodile. Mommy says its in the smile. But for students tempted to despair Of coping with creative flair Science, in time, perchance may yield A means to simplify the field. For Uncle Bob says: once man gleans The key to chromosomes and genes, I shouldn't be at all surprised If all the beasts were standardized. |