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The poem 'How to Tell Wild Animals' by  is a poem that introduces various wild  animals to the reader who might venture into the . She first introduces the , who is large and  and roars at the prey as it kills them. The  is a noble beast with black stripes on a  body. The tiger, too, attacks in a fraction of a second. The poet introduces the  as its hide is filled with spots and  at every person to attack. It does not leave even if the person cries with pain. The  has a different way of attacking as it puts the entire weight on the person and suffocates them to death. The hug is not a friendly one but rather a deathly one. The poet helps the readers to distinguish between a hyena and a crocodile. When a  attacks with a smile on its face, the  does so, weeping. The  blends with the surface it perches on and is difficult to trace. Thus the poem introduces each animal with its unique characteristics.