Informative Speech On Mustangs

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Introduction Hook: You were sitting on the couch watching TV (like always) until you suddenly hear some noises outside, you went to the window to see what all the racket was until you saw some animals galloping in the distance, they had beautiful manes, they were all different colors, and had very stunning patterns. Regardless that they’re wild, these horses are very extraordinary Thesis Statement: The Mustang has interested me since a very long time, i found interest in them because they’re such amazing creatures and there’s still so many things that we don’t know about them Paragraph 1: What does the animal look like? A mustang is like any other horse. Mustangs are a middle-sized breed of a horse. Mustangs have an extensive variety of

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