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Прочитайте текст и ответьте на вопрос: Who did author see in the Brazil jungle? South America is famous for its wild animals. There are many kinds. We saw some of them. We drove to the jungle in the north of Brazil. We were really lucky. We walked very quietly and we saw a jaguar. It is a kind of South American cheetah. It was beautiful and very fast. I was really scared. I think Jaguars like eating hedgehogs! Then we went by boat up the Amazon river in the east of Brazil. It is the biggest river in South America. We saw alligators there. They were three metres long, fast and have big teeth! They are like crocodiles. We didn't stay there long. We didn't know. Maybe alligators like eating hedgehogs too! In Brazil we took a helicopter to the desert. There we met an unusual animal: an armadillo. Armadillos aren't very big but they are very strong. They have got a 'house' on their backs like a tortoise. Armadillos don't eat hedgehogs - they eat insects!The last animal we saw in the forest in Brazil was a vampire bat. It was small and slow but ... Heeeeelp! Do you know the story of Dracula? He met a vampire bat. It drank his blood. We didn't stay long in that forest!• Alligators• A vampire bat • A jaguar ​

Answer 1

The author of the text saw a very quiet cheetah, as well as an alligator and a vampire bat

Answer 2

The author saw alligators, a vampire bat, and a jaguar in the Brazil jungle. While driving to the jungle in the north of Brazil, they had the fortunate opportunity to see a jaguar, a South American cheetah. It was a beautiful and fast animal that left the author feeling scared. They also went by boat up the Amazon river in the east of Brazil, where they encountered alligators. These alligators were three meters long, fast, and had big teeth, similar to crocodiles. The author didn't stay there long, as they were unsure if alligators liked eating hedgehogs. In their journey through Brazil, they took a helicopter to the desert, and there they met an unusual animal, an armadillo. Armadillos are not very big but are known for their strength and their 'house' on their backs, similar to a tortoise. Contrary to the author's previous encounters, armadillos don't eat hedgehogs; they eat insects. Lastly, the author saw a vampire bat in the forest. Although it was small and slow, the reference to the story of Dracula made the author quickly decide to leave the forest.