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Ganibarra 

What happens when we lose a species that is family? Ganibarra is a deeply personal journey into the cultural connection between first nations people and dingoes.
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What happens when we lose a species that is family? Ganibarra is a deeply personal journey into the cultural connection between first nations people and dingoes.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ramon Watkins, Jess Milne
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Defend the Wild, Dingo Culture

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