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Bear Grylls, Young Adventurer: Endangered
Before he was a global icon of adventure, one 14-year-old Bear Grylls was a pretty ordinary kid – until he was recruited into the Secret Ops Squad, a covert search and rescue organization run exclusively by kids.
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Before he was a global icon of adventure, one 14-year-old Bear Grylls was a pretty ordinary kid – until he was recruited into the Secret Ops Squad, a covert search and rescue organization run exclusively by kids.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Nigel Stone
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Studio:Creative Wealth Media Finance, Platinum Films, Bron Studios, Lucky Elephant Media
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