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Hello listeners. How are you doing today? I hope you're doing fine. Welcome back to Luke's English podcast. So, animals, what do you know about animals? Do you know how to talk about animals in English?

Do you know the various bits of vocabulary that we use to talk about these creatures that we share our

world with? For example, do you know the answers to these questions? First of all,

what does a male lion have around its neck? What do you call all the hair that a male lion has

around its neck? What kind of feet does a deer or a horse have? What kind of an animal is a frog or a

newt? What sound does a frog make in English?

Where do wolves, foxes and lions sleep?

What about bees? Where do we keep them?

Where do we keep bees?

What do snakes and fish have on their skin?

And what word describes animals that come out at night? Could you answer questions

like that? And do you think you know as much animal vocabulary as my six-year-old daughter? Well,

in this episode, you can learn over 60 items of vocabulary related to animals. And since we're talking about animals, this episode

also features a conversation with my daughter. Not that she's an animal, although maybe she is.

She is a human after all. Now, my daughter, at the time of the recording, which was late last year,

she was six years old. So she was six when we recorded this episode together.

Now, long-term listeners will probably already be a bit familiar with her,

because she's been on the podcast a few times before with little clips that I've played during rambling episodes over the last few years.

In fact, she was first on the podcast, just a few days after she was born.

You can hear her making little noises in the background of some episodes, including number

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