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Dangerous Creatures (1983)
From the Pacific sun to the Arctic ice-fields, adventure seeker John Burrud seeks out the world's deadliest creatures in an attempt to uncover unknown secrets.
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From the Pacific sun to the Arctic ice-fields, adventure seeker John Burrud seeks out the world's deadliest creatures in an attempt to uncover unknown secrets.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/1983
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Runtime:92 minutes
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