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Bunnies and Opossums
A crazy family of a rabbit and his possum wife with children who spend all the time, from the mother's womb, looking at gadgets, and also put the house upside down and endlessly quarrel. It is not easy for working parents to cope with them. From the outside it seems that such a life is impossible, but, oddly enough, this is a happy family.
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A crazy family of a rabbit and his possum wife with children who spend all the time, from the mother's womb, looking at gadgets, and also put the house upside down and endlessly quarrel. It is not easy for working parents to cope with them. From the outside it seems that such a life is impossible, but, oddly enough, this is a happy family.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Thomas Larson
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Thomate Cartuns, Leve Produtora
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