English, asked by Simran037136, 23 hours ago

how did kari stole Bananas??

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Answered by adityasingh1129

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Answer:

Kari stole bananas from the table near a window in the dining room. He put his trunk through the window very much like a snake and disappeared with all the bananas without any one noticing it. Kari learnt the commands to sit and to walk.

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Answered by mannatt214

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kari stole bananas with the help of his trunk

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