Interview with Theo: At the Zoo

penguins at Chiang mai Zoo

1. Where did you go today?
to the zoo

2. What was your favorite animal?
penguin.

3. Why is it your favorite animal?
i don't know. it just is.

4. What is something interesting about this animal?
good at diving and swimming and catching fish.

5. Would you like to be this animal, and why or why not?
yeah because i like penguins.

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