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Linnaloom 

Animals belong to an urban environment and they will always be here since people need a piece of living nature close to them. House plants are not enough - one needs a living creature. What will become of these animals after purchase? How do pets live next to people?
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Animals belong to an urban environment and they will always be here since people need a piece of living nature close to them. House plants are not enough - one needs a living creature. What will become of these animals after purchase? How do pets live next to people?

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Peeter Tooming
Written By:Peeter Tooming
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Tallinnfilm

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