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Dogs

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Lions

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Bears

Despite their clumsiness, bears can travel quickly through thick cover that would slow a horse or person.

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Hippopotamuses

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Tigers

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Horses

Horse-human connections are unusual. Horses are companions. It has plowed fields and harvested, moved goods and people

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