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Dudu's Garden 15: The Song of the Animals poster

Dudu's Garden 15: The Song of the Animals 

Domestic and wild animals celebrate with Uncle Fisher and the children who come to visit the zoo. Values ​​such as animal compassion, mercy and consideration, the song of the jungle and the forest, along with admiration for the beauty of creation, all come together in a rich and joyful musical film that will captivate the whole family.
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Domestic and wild animals celebrate with Uncle Fisher and the children who come to visit the zoo. Values ​​such as animal compassion, mercy and consideration, the song of the jungle and the forest, along with admiration for the beauty of creation, all come together in a rich and joyful musical film that will captivate the whole family.

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