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where cat goes?: where does cat go In Gaza? Kindle Edition
by Mohamad Taha Safan (Author), mohamad taha safan (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
Lost, Found, Lost Again: A Boy and his Cat in War
War tears at everything, even the bond between a boy and his furry companion. This is the story of Ashraf, a young boy living in a war-torn city “Gaza”, and his cat, a scrawny stray he befriended amidst the chaos.
One day, huddled in a bomb shelter with his family, Ashraf heard a faint meow. He discovered this cat, a timid calico, hiding in the corner. Fear turned to a flicker of hope as Ashraf coaxed her out, offering a scrap of his meager rations. In that moment, a silent promise bloomed - they would look after each other.
Days turned into weeks. Ashraf and the cat navigated the bombed-out streets, a constant rumble in the background. The cat, once skittish, became Ashraf’s shadow. He'd share his meager meals and confide his fears in her soft fur. The cat, in turn, purred comfort and chased away some of the darkness that clung to him.
Then came the occupation. Israel’s Soldiers, ruthless and cold, swept through the city, their orders brutal: eliminate all strays. Ashraf watched in horror as the cat bolted at the sound of gunfire. He searched frantically, his heart pounding against his ribs. Just when he thought all hope was lost, he spotted a flash of calico fur – the cat hiding under a pile of debris.
Relief turned to crushing despair. A dog of Israel armed forces killed her . The cat, his tiny guardian angel, lay limp in his arms, her purr replaced by an unsettling silence. Ashraf’s world shattered. He cradled her close, tears blurring the smoke-filled sky.
Ashraf’s leaved her as the occupation forces were there. War had taken everything, but the cat's memory remained, a spark of warmth in the ashes. He carried it with him, a reminder of love and loss, a testament to the resilience of hope even in the darkest of times. He moved and found another . the occupation forces wanted to destroy the life
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2. Elephant: These gentle giants are the largest land animals on Earth, recognized by their long trunks, large ears, and impressive intelligence. They are herbivores and play a crucial role in shaping their ecosystems.
3. Giraffe: With their incredibly long necks, giraffes are the tallest mammals. This adaptation allows them to reach high foliage in the African savannas, where they primarily feed on acacia leaves.
4. Tiger: A solitary and powerful striped cat, the tiger is an apex predator found in various habitats across Asia. Their distinctive orange and black stripes provide excellent camouflage.
5. Kangaroo: Native to Australia, kangaroos are known for their powerful hind legs and unique mode of transportation – hopping. Females have a pouch to carry their young.
6. Zebra: These African equids are easily recognizable by their bold black and white stripes. They live in herds and graze on grasses in savannas and grasslands.
7. Dolphin: Highly intelligent marine mammals, dolphins are known for their playful behavior and complex communication. They are skilled swimmers and often live in social groups called pods.
8. Penguin: Flightless birds adapted for life in and around water, penguins are primarily found in the Southern Hemisphere. They are excellent swimmers and divers, feeding on fish and krill.
9. Bear: Bears are large, powerfully built mammals found in a variety of habitats worldwide. They are often omnivorous, with diets varying depending on the species and their environment.
10. Wolf: Wolves are social canids that live in packs and are known for their hunting prowess and distinctive howls. They inhabit a wide range of habitats across the Northern Hemisphere.
11. Fox: Cunning and adaptable, foxes are smaller members of the canid family. They are found in diverse habitats around the world and are often solitary hunters.
12. Rabbit: Small mammals with long ears, powerful hind legs, and fluffy tails, rabbits are herbivores known for their rapid reproduction. They live in burrows and are found in various environments.
13. Owl: Nocturnal birds of prey with exceptional hearing and vision, owls are skilled hunters. Their silent flight and distinctive hoots make them fascinating creatures.
14. Eagle: Majestic birds of prey with sharp talons and keen eyesight, eagles are symbols of power and freedom. They soar through the skies and hunt fish and other animals.
15. Snake: Legless reptiles found in diverse habitats worldwide, snakes have a wide range of adaptations, including venom in some species, to aid in hunting and defense.
16. Shark: Ancient cartilaginous fish that are apex predators in the marine environment. With their streamlined bodies and rows of sharp teeth, they play a vital role in ocean ecosystems.
17. Whale: The largest animals on Earth, whales are marine mammals adapted for life in the oceans. They come in various sizes and feeding habits, from filter-feeding baleen whales to toothed predators.
18. Monkey: Intelligent and agile primates, monkeys are found in tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas, Africa, and Asia. They exhibit a wide range of behaviors and social structures.
19. Koala: These arboreal marsupials are native to Australia and are known for their diet of eucalyptus leaves and their sleepy demeanor. They spend most of their lives in trees.
20. Deer: Graceful herbivores with branching antlers (in most males), deer are found in various forest and woodland habitats. They are often prey animals and are known for their agility and speed.
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