English, asked by birkerboro, 10 months ago

why did the lion want to kill the mouse?

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Answered by aisha12333

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Answer:

because lion is hungry. ...so lion kill the mouse. ...

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Answered by angelkerurkar

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The mouse had irritated lion that's what lion wanted to kill the mouse

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