prompt: Write a summary about wombats.
  
  When you see a wombat — a fuzzy little marsupial with a friendly face and calm demeanor — you’ll probably immediately want to hug this cool animal. But don’t be fooled by appearances: Wombats sport rodent-like teeth and can get aggressive if they feel threatened.
  
  Wombats are surprising in other ways, too. Unlike other marsupials, their pouches face backward and their poop is cube-shaped. To protect the tunnels where they dwell, they dive into them headfirst and stick up their rump, which is tough enough to thwart predators.
  
  You can find wombats in the San Diego Zoo, but they are best viewed in the wild.
  
  Head to Australia’s Maria Island, where they are prevalent and easy to spot. The island is located off the Tasmanian coast and is a beautiful place to visit in general.
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chosen.content: Write a summary about wombats.
  
  When you see a wombat — a fuzzy little marsupial with a friendly face and calm demeanor — you’ll probably immediately want to hug this cool animal. But don’t be fooled by appearances: Wombats sport rodent-like teeth and can get aggressive if they feel threatened.
  
  Wombats are surprising in other ways, too. Unlike other marsupials, their pouches face backward and their poop is cube-shaped. To protect the tunnels where they dwell, they dive into them headfirst and stick up their rump, which is tough enough to thwart predators.
  
  You can find wombats in the San Diego Zoo, but they are best viewed in the wild.
  
  Head to Australia’s Maria Island, where they are prevalent and easy to spot. The island is located off the Tasmanian coast and is a beautiful place to visit in general.
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chosen.content: Wombats are marsupials living on Maria Island, Austrailia. They are small and furry but can be aggressive if they are threatened and have a very tough rump, which they use to defend their tunnels from predators. They also have cube-shaped droppings and pouches that face the opposite way of all other marsupials.  
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rejected.content: Write a summary about wombats.
  
  When you see a wombat — a fuzzy little marsupial with a friendly face and calm demeanor — you’ll probably immediately want to hug this cool animal. But don’t be fooled by appearances: Wombats sport rodent-like teeth and can get aggressive if they feel threatened.
  
  Wombats are surprising in other ways, too. Unlike other marsupials, their pouches face backward and their poop is cube-shaped. To protect the tunnels where they dwell, they dive into them headfirst and stick up their rump, which is tough enough to thwart predators.
  
  You can find wombats in the San Diego Zoo, but they are best viewed in the wild.
  
  Head to Australia’s Maria Island, where they are prevalent and easy to spot. The island is located off the Tasmanian coast and is a beautiful place to visit in general.
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