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Topic: Life of Pi
Use words/lines from Life of Pi to define animalus athropomorphicus (ie. define the word using context / pg. 34).
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The phrase Animalus anthropomorphicus is the phrase that Pi's father gives to describe what to him is the most dangerous animal in the entire world, even more dangerous than humans....
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