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Golden Eagle:Call of the Wild
In the harsh Alps, a young golden eagle battles for survival after being driven from his territory. This film follows his journey from chick to ruler of the skies.
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In the harsh Alps, a young golden eagle battles for survival after being driven from his territory. This film follows his journey from chick to ruler of the skies.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Otmar Penker
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Terra Mater Factual Studios
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