Camo Kiwi

One bushy morning out popped Mr Camo aka Kiwi Camouflage. He likes to act like a kiwi, the lives in the great forest where there are over 1 million kiwis and about 10 moa. The great forest is where Kiwi Cameo lives, he lives in a tree that is pretty much filled with dirt, that is why we call him kiwi and he puts fake fathers on to make him look like a kiwi. He can run rapidly fast throughout the forest and he can jump higher than a kangaroo. He is as tall as an elephant. He is the tallest kiwi in the forest. His feathers are silkily smooth blanket. Young Kiwi likes to act like a kiwi. His hobbies are digging for worms and digging borrows for other kiwi and playing in the ferns with the other kiwi is well. But he doesn’t like Mr old ugly Twit because he is a mean person every time he sees him and his discussing  wife he sprints off like a cheetah making sure that they don’t seen him. Kiwi is a very playful person but sometimes he gets grumpy when he is tired. So when he is tired I would leave him alone if I were you. When he is happy he gets very playful he is really nice he finds you some worms but that was if you were a kiwi of cause. Kiwi cameo is kind of an accident pro. One time he fell in some ferns and rolled in some black berry bushes down a steep hill. The noise was like a gun shot right next to you’re ear and he was screaming with pain. We had to quickly rush to the kiwi hospital and he had to get surgery on his left foot and right hand he had seriously hurt them. He is a ruff person for a kiwi like person I thought that I was going to go to kiwi camouflage tangi. But he turned out all right he’s a lucky man. We had a hangi to celebrate for him surviving the dangers devastating roll down that treacherously steep hill he will never play around that hill again. Kiwi cameo found a beautiful kiwi female like person they had three children Ryan Jacob Xavier. Mr Kiwi lived a happy life with all of his friends and his wife and kids. He is really living the life now and they lived happily ever after

By Xavier Mohr