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The Biggest Nose in Borneo (2003)
With their future in peril, two male Proboscis monkeys on the remote Island of Borneo deal with the human invasion that will destroy their idyllic home.
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With their future in peril, two male Proboscis monkeys on the remote Island of Borneo deal with the human invasion that will destroy their idyllic home.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Joe Kennedy
In Theaters:9/7/2003
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Off the Fence, Vivendi Entertainment, Discovery, Animal Planet, NDR Naturfilm, Canal+, ORF, Indigenius
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