Here are some birds and some climbing pets

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“Rachel were you thinking about maybe getting him a bird?” asks Fern. 

“Here we have Bing, Glenn and Gizmo, Fern says. “Here is some information about birds. To survive, every bird must eat at least half its own weight in food each day. A bird's heart beats 400 times per minute while they are resting.  Americans own more than 60 million pet birds.”

“Over here is Maxy, Milo and Dash,” says Fern. “They are climbing pets.   You might be interested in getting him a monkey. Monkeys are a favorite animal for many as they are very expressive and often act just like people. Grooming is a big part of socialization for Monkeys. Monkeys are highly intelligent animals. Monkeys are very social, living in groups called a ‘troop’ and they express affection and bonding through the grooming process. (Info here)

Milo is very friendly monkey and heads on over to greet the girls. Tiffi picks up this cute little monkey. Rachel is anxious to see the other pets, so she tells Tiffi that she is going ahead to the next room . 

Let’s continue here - Fern leaves the girls to decide on their own

Start at the beginning – Rachel gets Rancid a puppy