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At first, no one expects a giraffe to walk into a bookstore and belt out a vibrant rendition of “Bohemian Rhapsody.” But it seems the animal kingdom has decided to surprise us with an unexpected musical event.
Yesterday around two in the afternoon, customers at the “Flying Pages” bookstore witnessed a particularly unique spectacle. A giraffe named Jellybean casually entered through the main door with disarming freedom, made her way to the music section, and began to sing at the top of her lungs. The animal, belonging to a local zoo, had apparently escaped to live out her karaoke passion.
“Jellybean has always had a certain fascination with music,” said Joey Walters, the park keeper. “We once noticed her trying to hum along with the park’s radio. To be honest, we thought it was just a passing behavior, but it seems we were wrong. I just wish she had chosen a more appropriate place for her karaoke debut.”
Customers and bookstore staff, although surprised, were entertained by the performance. “She wasn’t very good, but her enthusiasm more than made up for it,” laughed the bookstore manager, Ms. Fontaine. “And she gave a new dimension to ‘Bohemian Rhapsody.’”
Authorities were called to bring Jellybean back to her zoo, but not before she finished her performance, amid the applause of the customers. It was decided that Jellybean would receive music lessons tailored for giraffes to channel this new talent.
In an increasingly unpredictable world, it may be time to accept that even a giraffe can have a passion for karaoke and share it publicly. As one customer aptly stated: “After all, why not? After this year, I’m ready for anything!”
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