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Once upon a time, in a small snowy town nestled between icy mountains, lived a curious seven-year-old named Jennifer. She had an incredible love for creatures great and small. Jennifer was particularly fascinated by the mysteries of the Yetis, especially the little ones. But there was one question that tugged at her mind: what was a baby Yeti called? As luck would have it, the house next door was home to a gentle Yeti named Yolanda, who was expecting a baby soon. Jennifer noticed Yolanda’s belly had grown so big that she waddled about like a penguin, which made Jennifer giggle every time. One day, Jennifer and her daddy noticed that Yolanda seemed anxious. Seeing her struggle, they decided to help her prepare for the arrival of her little one. While sorting through soft blankets and preparing a cozy corner for the baby, Jennifer asked her daddy the question that had been on her mind: ‘Are Yetis like us? Do they have babies, or do they lay eggs?’ Her daddy smiled and explained, ‘Yetis are indeed mammals, just like us, and they give birth to their young ones. And a baby Yeti is called a Yetiling.’ Jennifer’s eyes sparkled with excitement as she learned something new. The day Yolanda’s baby arrived was filled with joy and laughter. Jennifer gleefully met the tiny Yetiling, wrapped in a fluff of white fur with big, sparkling eyes. She knew then that whether human or Yeti, caring for each other was what made her snowy neighborhood so special. And she made a new friend that day, a baby Yetiling who she’d helped welcome into the world.
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