In a pet store, there are three cages containing different animals: Cage 1 has a parrot, Cage 2 has a rabbit, and Cage 3 has a hamster. While the store owner is away, an employee decides to rearrange the animals so that Cage 1 now contains the hamster, Cage 2 contains the parrot, and Cage 3 contains the rabbit. The store owner returns without knowing about the changes. Where will the store owner expect to find each animal when showing them to customers?

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The store owner, who is unaware of the changes made by the employee, would expect to find the animals in their original locations. This means the owner would look for the parrot in Cage 1, the rabbit in Cage 2, and the hamster in Cage 3. Since the employee rearranged the animals, the owner's expectations will not match the current situation.