Normally i love working as a caretaker at the petting zoo. i don't mind cleaning the outdoor areas, and feeding the potbelly pigs, angora goats, and other animals is a blast. however, today i had a run-in with a llama. llamas are known for being independent and sometimes nasty. well, i was feeding lois the llama when she decided to be true to her "sometimes nasty" character. she perked her head up, looked me straight in the eyes, and spit in my face.
which detail below supports the topic sentence?
a. examples of other animals at the petting zoo
b. what lois did after spitting at the caretaker
c. why feeding the animals is a blast
d. what kind of food lois eats

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