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Karminio tells about the time when chameleons, because of their bright red color, were easily spotted and eaten by predators, especially dinosaurs and black birds. To avoid extinction, one of them proposed to change their color by painting themselves green, so as to camouflage themselves.
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Karminio tells about the time when chameleons, because of their bright red color, were easily spotted and eaten by predators, especially dinosaurs and black birds. To avoid extinction, one of them proposed to change their color by painting themselves green, so as to camouflage themselves.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Enzo D'Alò
Written By:Francesco Tullio Altan
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Lanterna Magica

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Enzo D'Alò

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Vittorio Bestoso

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Oliviero Corbetta

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Michele Di Mauro

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Francesca Vettori

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