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The Little Short-Sighted Snake
This is the story of young short-sighted boa snake named Kaabriel who fights to save the jungle animals from the two-legged creature that is terrorizing them.
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This is the story of young short-sighted boa snake named Kaabriel who fights to save the jungle animals from the two-legged creature that is terrorizing them.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Aina Järvine
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:A Film Estonia
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