глаголы в скобках нужно поставить в нужной форме There (be) many cases in which animals (take in) cubs that (not belong) to them, or even their species, like this adorable little pig. But I (never see) a monkey taking so well to a couple of tiger cubs before. After Hurricane Hannah (ravage) the state of South Carolina, the tigers of one of the zoos (start) acting very aggressive and were considered a danger to their young. So these two white tiger cubs were separated from their mother and (adopt) by a 2-year-old chimpanzee. As you (can) see from the photo he really (take) parenting seriously. I wonder how their relationship (develop) ...

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Ильюха

7 января, 21:50

глаголы в скобках нужно поставить в нужной форме There (be) many cases in which animals (take in) cubs that (not belong) to them, or even their species, like this adorable little pig. But I (never see) a monkey taking so well to a couple of tiger cubs before. After Hurricane Hannah (ravage) the state of South Carolina, the tigers of one of the zoos (start) acting very aggressive and were considered a danger to their young. So these two white tiger cubs were separated from their mother and (adopt) by a 2-year-old chimpanzee. As you (can) see from the photo he really (take) parenting seriously. I wonder how their relationship (develop) ...

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Юлиан · Answer 1

There are many cases in which animals take in cubs that donot belong to them, or even their species, like this adorable little pig. But I have never seen a monkey taking so well to a couple of tiger cubs before. After Hurricane Hannah ravaged the state of South Carolina, the tigers of one of the zoos started acting very aggressive and were considered a danger to their young. So these two white tiger cubs were separated from their mother and adopted by a 2-year-old chimpanzee. As you can see from the photo he really takes parenting seriously. I wonder how their relationship will develop ...

Алексеич · Answer 2

There are many cases in which animals take in cubs that do not belong to them, or even their species, like this adorable little pig. But I have never seen a monkey taking so well to a couple of tiger cubs before. After Hurricane Hannah ravaged the state of South Carolina, the tigers of one of the zoos started acting very aggressive and were considered a danger to their young. So these two white tiger cubs were separated from their mother and adopted by a 2-year-old chimpanzee. As you can see from the photo he really takes parenting seriously. I wonder how their relationship will develop ...